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What we Like it
Good build quality
Huge under seat storage
Muscular looks
Comfortable seating position
Powerful engine
What we don't Like it
Heavy weight
Powered by a slightly higher powered engine than that of the Activa, Aviator is surely built for the male as well as female population of the country with special focus on turning men's heads towards the scootering segment. The Fuel efficiency limitation of the Activa is a little overcome by the Honda in this Scooter. The bulbousity of the Scooteretting siblings is slightly minimalized to make it look more leaner and sleeker. Although not much different from siblings, the Aviator is more stylish and better performing. Drum Brakes is one of the features of this basic variant.
* Prices of Honda Aviator indicated here are ex-showroom price not the on road price of Aviator. Price list is subject to change and for the latest Honda Aviator India prices, submit your details at the booking form available at the top, so that our sales team will get back to you. Honda Aviator mileage mentioned here is based on ARAI test drive made under standard test conditions.
Honda Aviator Mileage listed here are company claimed ARAI mileage tested under standard conditions. Vicky.in lists user mileage posted by Aviator owners. The average mileage of these figures would be the perfect fuel efficiency figure you can expect in indian road conditions. Click full mileage detail to know the running cost of Honda Aviator
Honda Aviator
Arai Mileage
Honda Motorcycle Aviator Drum
67.00Kmpl
Honda Motorcycle Aviator Disc
67.00Kmpl
Honda Motorcycle New Aviator DLX
67.00Kmpl
Honda Motorcycle New Aviator STD
67.00Kmpl
Honda Motorcycle Aviator Drum (BS-IV)
60.00Kmpl
Honda Motorcycle Aviator Disc (BS-IV)
60.00Kmpl
Honda Motorcycle Aviator Drum Alloy (BS-IV)
60.00Kmpl
"The prime specs of Honda Aviator are listed here. The overall length, width of the bike should give you an idea about its manoeuverability to sneak and run through the traffic jams.Engine specs of Aviator are also listed here. With the power (in bhp) and torque (Nm) figures the most important ratios - power to weight ratio of Aviator and torque to weight ratio. The displacement (in cc) is the measure of cubic capacity of the engine. The performance figure of the bike zero to sixty and zero to 100 in seconds will give you the sense of the power the bike possess and its on road performance. The lesser the time taken by the bike to reach 60kmph or 100kmph the faster it is over it competitors "
Aviator Drum
Prime Dimensions of Aviator Drum
Length
1802 mm
Width
707 mm
Height
1162 mm
Tyre and Wheels of Aviator Drum
Wheel Type
NA
Tyre Front
90 / 90 x 12 - 54 J
Tyre Rear
3.50 x 10” - 51J
Engine Specifications of Aviator Drum
Power
7bhp @ 7000rpm
Torque
7.84Nm @ 5500rpm
Displacement
102.00CC
Power to Weight ratio
68.63bhp/ton
Torque to Weight ratio
76.86 nm/ton
Specific Output
68.63 bhp/litre
Performance of Honda Motorcycle Aviator Drum
0 to 60kmph
10.83
Top Speed
82
Aviator Disc
Prime Dimensions of Aviator Disc
Length
1802 mm
Width
707 mm
Height
1162 mm
Tyre and Wheels of Aviator Disc
Wheel Type
NA
Tyre Front
90 / 90 x 12 - 54 J
Tyre Rear
3.50 x 10” - 51J
Engine Specifications of Aviator Disc
Power
7bhp @ 7000rpm
Torque
7.84Nm @ 5500rpm
Displacement
102.00CC
Power to Weight ratio
68.63bhp/ton
Torque to Weight ratio
76.86 nm/ton
Specific Output
68.63 bhp/litre
Performance of Honda Motorcycle Aviator Disc
0 to 60kmph
10.50
Top Speed
82
New Aviator DLX
Prime Dimensions of New Aviator DLX
Length
1802 mm
Width
697 mm
Height
1162 mm
Tyre and Wheels of New Aviator DLX
Wheel Type
Alloy
Tyre Front
90 / 90 - 12 / 54 J
Tyre Rear
90 / 100 x 10 – 53 J
Engine Specifications of New Aviator DLX
Power
8bhp @ 8000rpm
Torque
7.84Nm @ 5500rpm
Displacement
109.00CC
Power to Weight ratio
78.43bhp/ton
Torque to Weight ratio
76.86 nm/ton
Specific Output
73.39 bhp/litre
Performance of Honda Motorcycle New Aviator DLX
0 to 60kmph
11.00
Top Speed
82
New Aviator STD
Prime Dimensions of New Aviator STD
Length
1802 mm
Width
703 mm
Height
1162 mm
Tyre and Wheels of New Aviator STD
Wheel Type
Alloy
Tyre Front
90 / 90 - 12 / 54 J
Tyre Rear
90 / 100 x 10 – 53 J
Engine Specifications of New Aviator STD
Power
8bhp @ 8000rpm
Torque
7.84Nm @ 5500rpm
Displacement
109.00CC
Power to Weight ratio
78.43bhp/ton
Torque to Weight ratio
76.86 nm/ton
Specific Output
73.39 bhp/litre
Performance of Honda Motorcycle New Aviator STD
0 to 60kmph
11.00
Top Speed
82
Aviator Drum (BS-IV)
Prime Dimensions of Aviator Drum (BS-IV)
Length
1802 mm
Width
703 mm
Height
1162 mm
Tyre and Wheels of Aviator Drum (BS-IV)
Wheel Type
Steel wheels
Tyre Front
90 / 90 - 12
Tyre Rear
90 / 100 - 10
Engine Specifications of Aviator Drum (BS-IV)
Power
8bhp @ 7000rpm
Torque
8.94Nm @ 5500rpm
Displacement
109.19CC
Power to Weight ratio
76.92bhp/ton
Torque to Weight ratio
85.96 nm/ton
Specific Output
73.27 bhp/litre
Performance of Honda Motorcycle Aviator Drum (BS-IV)
0 to 60kmph
11.00
Top Speed
0
Aviator Disc (BS-IV)
Prime Dimensions of Aviator Disc (BS-IV)
Length
1802 mm
Width
703 mm
Height
1162 mm
Tyre and Wheels of Aviator Disc (BS-IV)
Wheel Type
Alloy wheels
Tyre Front
90 / 90 - 12
Tyre Rear
90 / 100 - 10
Engine Specifications of Aviator Disc (BS-IV)
Power
8bhp @ 7000rpm
Torque
8.94Nm @ 5500rpm
Displacement
109.19CC
Power to Weight ratio
76.92bhp/ton
Torque to Weight ratio
85.96 nm/ton
Specific Output
73.27 bhp/litre
Performance of Honda Motorcycle Aviator Disc (BS-IV)
0 to 60kmph
11.00
Top Speed
0
Aviator Drum Alloy (BS-IV)
Prime Dimensions of Aviator Drum Alloy (BS-IV)
Length
1802 mm
Width
703 mm
Height
1162 mm
Tyre and Wheels of Aviator Drum Alloy (BS-IV)
Wheel Type
Alloy wheels
Tyre Front
90 / 90 - 12
Tyre Rear
90 / 100 - 10
Engine Specifications of Aviator Drum Alloy (BS-IV)
Power
8bhp @ 7000rpm
Torque
8.94Nm @ 5500rpm
Displacement
109.19CC
Power to Weight ratio
76.92bhp/ton
Torque to Weight ratio
85.96 nm/ton
Specific Output
73.27 bhp/litre
Performance of Honda Motorcycle Aviator Drum Alloy (BS-IV)
0 to 60kmph
11.00
Top Speed
0
Find your favourite Honda Aviator bike features list. While self start or electric start is considered prime convenience features, the presence of safety features such as tubeless tyres and pilot lamps will give the necessary safety for the bike rider. Projector headlamps, Clip-on Handle bar and digital speedo meter are fancy among youth and everyone would love to show off these features.Lets see what all these features Jupiter variant(s) comes with
Honda Aviator
Aviator Drum
Aviator Disc
New Aviator DLX
New Aviator STD
Aviator Drum (BS-IV)
Aviator Disc (BS-IV)
Aviator Drum Alloy (BS-IV)
Start Type
Electric Start / Kick Start
Electric Start / Kick Start
Electric Start / Kick Start
Electric Start / Kick Start
Kick / Self
Kick / Self
Kick / Self
Tachometer
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
Pilot Lamps
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Projector Headlamps
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Clipon HandleBars
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Tubeless Tyres
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Find below the colour chart of Honda Motorcycle Aviator Drum. Click Honda Motorcycle Aviator Drum Colour Pictures to see the actual pictures of Aviator Drum in different colours
Pearl Igneous Black
Royal Gold Metallic
Rebel Red Metallic
If you are done with the expert test drive report on Honda Aviator and look for owners opinion before signing the cheque,here they are. The customer reviews posted here are by actual Honda Aviator who own the two wheeler for more than 6 months and ride in and out daily. You can also check out x-bhp and mouthshut for Aviator owners service feedback
I like the new Honda Aviator in terms of its style, comfortness and trendy appearance. The Aviator is best in the scooter segment for its excellent engine performance, fuel efficiency and gearbox. I have been using the scooter for more than two years and still now it has been working in a good condition and it has low maintenance. Fuel tank is the only drawback in which it can hold 6 litres to 8 litres.
My scooter is Honda Aviator and i personally felt that i have never seen such a worst bike with lot of manufacturing defect. The company has not fitted the vehicle with good engine and it becomes dead within 1 year. Talking about its ride quality and handling, Honda Aviator is very poor. Friends dont waste money in buying this worst scooter from Honda company. Go for any other brand except this one.
