December 4th, 2009 | 
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Hero Honda Motors Ltd contributes maximum number of two-wheelers to the Indian roads. It is the largest producer of two-wheelers in India. There are Hero Honda bikes in every segment. Recently, there has been an addition to 100cc segment of motorcycle. Hero Honda Splendor Plus, the 100cc bike was launched in very limited edition. Since its origin in 1982, Hero Honda has sold more than two crore bikes and the launch of Splendor plus was to celebrate this achievement.
This bike is designed for the middle segment bikers. Though this bike does not have a sporty or muscular look but it surely has the attractive style. This bike is the choice of families rather than thrill. It has a double cradle frame which contributes to the stability of the bike and safety of the biker. For smooth and safe ride, another feature which is very helpful is the wheel with 1230mm wheelbase. There are many features which give this bike a stylish and elegant look. These features include multi reflector with halogen bulb, multi reflector tail light and winkers, new instrument panel design and rear view mirror design and helmet lock. One of interesting feature of its looks is the wide color range.
You can choose from the large number of colors which include Tahitian Blue, Cool Mint Green, Back with Golden stripes, Black with Yellow stripes, Amaranth Maroon , Candy Blazing Red, Cloud Silver, Chili Green, Hi Granite Blue, tornado Grey, Blue Blaze Metallic, Hi Performance red and few other colors. Its dual colored tone graphics make it attractive. Other features which add to its appeal are black five spoke alloy wheels, fine chain cover and a black engine. On the both sides of the Hero Honda Splendor Plus, you will notice a sticker which looks very attractive.
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