Honda Shine 100: Features Explained
Sanjeev Kumar | July 18, 2026 1:22 AM CST
The is the most affordable motorcycle from the brand in India, focusing on long-term value and low running costs. Priced at Rs 65,642 (Ex-Showroom Delhi), it is not meant to be a fancy, feature-packed commuter. That said, you might be wondering what exactly it gets, so here’s the full breakdown:
The Shine 100’s focus on core utility means some modern conveniences are absent. The instrument console is a fully analogue unit, displaying only a speedometer, odometer, and fuel gauge. There’s not even a tripmeter. We’d have liked it if Honda had given a tripmeter and a clock as they would’ve been really practical additions. There are no digital elements, USB charging port, or Bluetooth connectivity - features that are beginning to appear in the commuter segment.
The tyres are tubed too, despite the bike running on alloys. Honda should’ve given tubeless tyres as they would’ve made dealing with punctures a whole lot easier.
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The Shine 100’s focus on core utility means some modern conveniences are absent. The instrument console is a fully analogue unit, displaying only a speedometer, odometer, and fuel gauge. There’s not even a tripmeter. We’d have liked it if Honda had given a tripmeter and a clock as they would’ve been really practical additions. There are no digital elements, USB charging port, or Bluetooth connectivity - features that are beginning to appear in the commuter segment.
The tyres are tubed too, despite the bike running on alloys. Honda should’ve given tubeless tyres as they would’ve made dealing with punctures a whole lot easier.
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