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A real-world fuel economy test was conducted on the Hero Xtreme 250R. Over a distance of approximately 50.9km, it recorded real-world fuel economy of 30.5km/L.
A streetfighter for the Indian market, huh. Compact 250cc-class bikes like this aren't all that mainstream here in Oakland, but in the scene over there, fuel economy is exactly the kind of thing that should be properly verified through real-world riding. The Hero Xtreme 250R pulling 30.5km/L in an actual test isn't a bad number at all for an urban commuter machine. It's good that Japanese users can reference this kind of highly reliable data before buying too. Source: BikeWale
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The Hero Xtreme 250R is an India-only model, so you can't buy it in Japan, right?
Right, since it's not officially sold in Japan, it would count as an imported vehicle.
At 30.5km/L that's a level where you don't have to worry too much about gas costs.
For the same 250cc class, I'd want to compare fuel economy against the Japanese-brand rivals.
For a streetfighter with this kind of fuel economy, it seems plenty usable as a commuter too.
Real-world fuel economy tests can swing a lot depending on riding style, so I'm curious how representative the test conditions actually were.
50.9km ridden for 30.5km/L, appreciate an article that gives actual measured data like this.
Exactly that, would love to see more of this kind of down-to-earth, real-world measured data.
