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Xtreme 125R Photos
₹ 92,127ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 124.7cc
- Power
- 11.4bhp
- Mileage
- 66kmpl
- Weight
- 136kg
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Hero Xtreme 125R - Photo Gallery
Hero Xtreme 125R Photo Gallery
The Hero Xtreme 125R is one of the most photographed 125cc motorcycles in India - a bike that earns second looks at traffic lights. Here's what to look for in photos across each angle.
Front View
The twin-projector LED headlamp setup is the face of the Xtreme 125R. A projector headlamp in a 125cc bike is unusual - most rivals use reflector-type LED setups. The front mask has an aggressive frown-like DRL strip that flanks the projector. The muscular front fairing extends down to cover the lower fork, contributing to the perception of a bigger-engined bike.
Side View
This is where the Xtreme 125R's design does most of its work. The fuel tank has sharp angular cuts and raised edges, giving it a sculpted look similar to mid-range nakeds. The frame is exposed on the sides (rather than covered by full fairings), reinforcing the streetfighter aesthetic. The single-piece seat (on the Connected and Top variants) runs into a sharp tail section with LED tail lamp.
Rear View
The split tail lamp is LED and has a distinctive H-pattern that identifies it from behind. The exhaust is a short canister that tucks under the tail - not visually exciting but functional.
Console
The base and mid variants get a monochrome digital LCD console showing speed, rpm bar graph, gear position, trip meters, fuel level, and clock. The top Dual-Channel ABS variant upgrades to a 4.5-inch colour LCD - a significantly richer display that shows ride mode, cruise control status, and Bluetooth-connected call/SMS alerts.
Key Design Details to Note in Photos
- Wheel colour: Most variants get black-finished alloy wheels; some colour variants get colour-accent wheels.
- Exhaust: Under-seat short muffler design vs rivals with traditional side exhausts.
- Rear monoshock: Visible through the side - look for it as a single shock unit, not the twin-shock setup common on budget 125cc bikes.
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Front View
Rear View
Side View
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What Photos Don't Show
Photos on manufacturer pages are typically taken with professional lighting and post-processing. In real life, the Abrax Orange and Black Matshadow Grey shades can look different under different lighting conditions - the orange can appear more yellow in overcast light, and the matte grey shows fingerprints and watermarks easily.
The bike looks larger in photos than it is in person - at 795mm seat height and 136 kg, it's a compact bike. First-time buyers should sit on the bike at a dealership before making a decision based on photos alone.
For owner-posted real-world photos, search on Instagram or YouTube for 'Hero Xtreme 125R review' - these give a more accurate representation of how the bike looks in typical Indian street and daylight conditions.