Hello friends! Today, I am excited to share my thoughts on the 2025 TVS Ronin 225. This bike has already made its mark in the market, and I’m here to discuss how this model differs from the previous one. We will talk about features, specifications, mileage, and price. Plus, we will compare this bike with other bikes in the same segment. So, let’s dive in!
Thanks to Rahul TVS Krishnanagar
First off, a huge thank you to Rahul TVS Krishnanagar for providing me with this bike for the review. If you’re in West Bengal, especially Krishna Nagar or nearby, and looking to buy a TVS product, you can contact them. Details are on your screen!
Design and Changes
As with every video, we start with the design. The 2025 model has a robust look. It’s not very different from the previous model, but there are some changes that make it stand out. The changes are noticeable, especially in the rear section of the bike.
- Seat: Many users complained about the seat comfort. The company has addressed this by adding dual stitching. The texture of the seat has changed too, making it feel different.
- Grab Handle: The grab handle has been slightly thinned out compared to previous models.
- Mudguard: The mudguard used to be longer; now it’s shorter, giving a sleeker look.
- Tyres: The quality of the tyres has improved, providing better grip and durability.
- Muffler Cover: The black finish on the muffler cover replaces the previous silver finish, which looks more appealing.
Pricing Updates
Now, about the pricing. The exact price is not confirmed yet, but it is expected to increase by around ₹1,000. The previous model was priced at ₹169,000, and the new price could be around ₹171,000 to ₹175,000.
Key Features
Let’s talk about some of the exciting features of the TVS Ronin 225.
- Engine: The bike is powered by a 226cc BS6 engine, which produces 20 bhp of power and 19.93 Nm of torque.
- Braking System: It comes with both front and rear disc brakes and an anti-lock braking system (ABS).
- Weight: The bike weighs 160 kg and has a fuel tank capacity of 14 liters.
- Color Variants: Buyers can choose from single-tone, dual-tone, and triple-tone options. The Nimbus Grey is now the top model color.
Lighting and Dashboard
When you turn on the bike, you’ll notice the T-shape DRL lights up beautifully. The bike also has LED turn indicators, which are non-flexible. The ignition switch is user-friendly, with separate switches for high beam, low beam, and passing lights.
Suspension and Tyres
The bike features a 41 mm front suspension and dual-purpose tyres with a 110/70 section. The single-channel ABS is still present in this model, along with a 300 mm front disc brake.
Performance and Comfort
Now, let’s talk about performance. The seat height is around 795 mm, which is manageable for most riders. The riding position is comfortable, making it great for long rides. The bike offers two riding modes: Urban and Rain, which help in different riding conditions.
Riding Experience
Upon starting the ride, the comfort of the seat is noticeable. The bike feels stable and well-balanced. The power delivery is smooth, and the bike accelerates well. The clutch is soft, thanks to the slipper clutch feature, which makes riding in city traffic much easier.
Acceleration Test
During the acceleration test, I reached speeds of 100 km/h comfortably. The bike handles well at high speeds, with minimal vibrations felt. The cruising speed of around 110 km/h is quite achievable without feeling strained.
Braking Performance
Moving on to braking, I tested the front brake at around 60 km/h. The response was good, and the bike stopped smoothly. The rear brake also performed well, providing a balanced braking experience.
Suspension System
The suspension setup is impressive, absorbing bumps and potholes effectively. This makes the ride comfortable, even on rough roads. The bike excels in cornering stability, giving you confidence while navigating turns.
Fuel Efficiency
In terms of mileage, you can expect around 35 km/l in long rides. If you manage your clutch and gears wisely, you might even get up to 40 km/l. The ground clearance is 181 mm, which is decent for Indian roads.
Conclusion
To wrap it up, the 2025 TVS Ronin 225 is a great choice for anyone looking for a stylish, comfortable, and powerful bike. It offers a good balance of performance and comfort, making it suitable for both city commuting and long rides. If you’re considering this bike, it’s worth a test ride!
FAQs
What is the price of the TVS Ronin 225?
The expected price range is between ₹171,000 to ₹175,000.
What is the mileage of the TVS Ronin 225?
You can expect a mileage of around 35 km/l, potentially reaching 40 km/l with careful riding.
What engine does the TVS Ronin 225 have?
It is powered by a 226cc BS6 engine with 20 bhp and 19.93 Nm of torque.
Is the bike comfortable for long rides?
Yes, the riding position and seat comfort make it suitable for long-distance travel.
Does it have ABS?
Yes, the TVS Ronin 225 comes with a single-channel ABS.
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