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Hero Xtreme 125R
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IBS - OBD 2B
₹1.07 Lakh - ₹95,000
Ex-showroom price
Disc Brake Confidence
The Xtreme 125R gets a 240mm front disc with a 2-piston caliper versus the Raider's front drum, giving it noticeably stronger stopping power.
Better Fuel Efficiency
With an ARAI-rated 66 kmpl against the Raider's 56.7 kmpl, the Xtreme 125R promises longer rides between fuel stops.
Longer Warranty & More Free Services
Hero backs the Xtreme with a 70,000 km/5-year warranty and 5 free services, compared to TVS's 60,000 km/5-year warranty and just 3 free services.
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Hero Xtreme 125R
Performance
Comfort
Efficiency
Features & Tech
Safety
Ownership
Practicality
Value

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₹82,000 - ₹97,050
Ex-showroom price
Under-Seat Storage
The Raider 125 offers under-seat storage space, a practical feature the Xtreme 125R lacks entirely.
Smarter Start Tech
TVS equips the Raider with Automatic Start-Stop and Silent Start, technologies not found on the Xtreme 125R.
Flat Pillion Seat Comfort
The Raider's flat pillion seat design offers a different, arguably more accommodating perch for a passenger compared to the Xtreme's split seat.
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Hero Xtreme 125R
Xtreme 125R offers better mileage, a front disc brake, and LED projector lighting, making it a stronger everyday commuter despite a slightly lower free-service count advantage on the Raider.
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Why Xtreme 125R for you?
Better fuel economy
66 kmpl ARAI vs 56.7 kmpl means fewer fuel stops and lower running costs for daily riding.
Front disc brake
A 240mm disc with 2-piston caliper gives more confident stopping power in stop-go traffic than the Raider's drum-drum setup.
More free services
5 free services vs 3 reduces early ownership costs for a daily-use commuter.
Find out how the Hero Xtreme 125R and TVS Raider 125 stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Xtreme 125R leans into raw performance, braking hardware and ownership value, while the Raider 125 trades a bit of that for everyday practicality and smart convenience features - the two bikes essentially split hardware muscle versus lifestyle usability.
Disc Brake Confidence
The Xtreme 125R gets a 240mm front disc with a 2-piston caliper versus the Raider's front drum, giving it noticeably stronger stopping power.
Better Fuel Efficiency
With an ARAI-rated 66 kmpl against the Raider's 56.7 kmpl, the Xtreme 125R promises longer rides between fuel stops.
Longer Warranty & More Free Services
Hero backs the Xtreme with a 70,000 km/5-year warranty and 5 free services, compared to TVS's 60,000 km/5-year warranty and just 3 free services.
A Trade-off
The Raider 125 offers under-seat storage space, a practical feature the Xtreme 125R lacks entirely.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise safety, efficiency and value.

Disc Brake Confidence
The Xtreme 125R gets a 240mm front disc with a 2-piston caliper versus the Raider's front drum, giving it noticeably stronger stopping power.
Better Fuel Efficiency
With an ARAI-rated 66 kmpl against the Raider's 56.7 kmpl, the Xtreme 125R promises longer rides between fuel stops.
Longer Warranty & More Free Services
Hero backs the Xtreme with a 70,000 km/5-year warranty and 5 free services, compared to TVS's 60,000 km/5-year warranty and just 3 free services.
Premium Illumination
The Xtreme 125R features an LED projector headlamp versus the Raider's standard LED headlamp, plus LED turn signals where the Raider still uses halogen bulbs.
Extra Rider Convenience Touches
Additional features like a pass light switch, kill switch, and adjustable-preload monoshock give the Xtreme a slightly more kitted-out cockpit for the price.
Strengths for those who prioritise comfort, features and power.

Under-Seat Storage
The Raider 125 offers under-seat storage space, a practical feature the Xtreme 125R lacks entirely.
Smarter Start Tech
TVS equips the Raider with Automatic Start-Stop and Silent Start, technologies not found on the Xtreme 125R.
Flat Pillion Seat Comfort
The Raider's flat pillion seat design offers a different, arguably more accommodating perch for a passenger compared to the Xtreme's split seat.
Higher Torque Output
The Raider 125 produces 11.2 Nm of torque versus the Xtreme's 10.5 Nm, giving it a slight edge in low-end pull.
Top Speed Recorder
A dedicated Top Speed Recorder feature is included on the Raider 125, adding a fun tech touch absent on the Xtreme.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.