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Glamour Xtec Photos
₹ 84,352ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 124.7cc
- Power
- 10.72bhp
- Weight
- 122kg
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Hero Glamour Xtec Images - All Angles
The Hero Glamour Xtec has a design language that punches above its 125cc commuter brief. The front gets a sleek LED headlight with integrated DRL that gives it a modern face - significantly sharper than the older Glamour's halogen unit. The tank shrouds carry geometric graphics that reference the 'Xtec' (extended technology) theme without looking cluttered.
From the side, the bike looks proportionate and slightly more upright than rivals like the TVS Raider 125, which has a sportier crouch. The seat is broad and flat, which works well for longer urban commutes. The exhaust muffler is neatly tucked and finished well for this price segment.
The instrument cluster is the visual centrepiece of the Xtec variant - a fully digital LCD unit with a clearly segmented layout showing speed, gear position, fuel bar, real-time mileage, and a Bluetooth indicator. The navigation arrow display sits at the top of the cluster and is readable in most daylight conditions, though direct sunlight at certain angles can reduce clarity.
The alloy wheels use a five-spoke design that looks clean and holds up well in day-to-day road grime. The disc brake rotor (on the Disc variant) adds a functional detail that also improves the overall look of the front wheel area.
In terms of stance, the Glamour Xtec looks like a commuter that takes itself seriously - not a performance bike, but not a plain everyday runner either. The four colour options each change the character considerably, from understated (Black) to confident (Candy Blazing Red) to premium-feeling (Metallic Nexus Blue).
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If you're researching the Glamour Xtec through photos, pay attention to the instrument cluster shot - this is the most differentiating visual element versus the standard Glamour. The navigation arrow display and digital readout are what you're paying the Xtec premium for, and seeing it in action at a dealership test ride is recommended before purchase. User photos on Indian biking forums (Team-BHP, XBhp) give a more honest picture of everyday scuff marks and real-world condition than press shots.