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Shine 100 Colours
₹ 65,717ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 98.98cc
- Power
- 7.28bhp
- Weight
- 99kg
05 / Colours
Honda Shine 100 Colour Options
Honda Shine 100 offers a total of 9 colour options across the Standard and DX variants, giving buyers more choice than most competitors in the 100cc segment.
Standard Variant Colours (5 options):
- Black with Red - the most popular combination; classic and practical for hiding daily scuffs
- Black with Blue - clean, understated look that ages well
- Black with Green - a refreshing choice that stands out in traffic without being loud
- Black with Orange - vibrant and youthful, popular with college-going buyers
- Black with Grey - the most understated option, essentially invisible in the best way
DX Variant Colours (4 metallic options):
- Athletic Blue Metallic - a rich mid-blue with metallic depth; best-looking option in the range
- Pearl Igneous Black - deep gloss black that looks premium and commands respect on resale
- Imperial Red Metallic - a warm, saturated red that photographs beautifully
- Geny Gray Metallic - modern and sophisticated; preferred by older buyers and fleet operators
All colour options use dual-tone graphics that break up the bodywork visually, making the bike look more substantial than its 99 kg weight suggests. The DX's metallic finishes are noticeably richer in person than photos suggest - if you can visit a showroom, it's worth seeing them in daylight.
8 colours available
Honda Shine 100 Athletic Blue Metallic colour
Honda Shine 100 Blue with Black colour
Honda Shine 100 Geny Grey Metallic colour
Honda Shine 100 Grey with Black colour
Honda Shine 100 Green with Black colour
Honda Shine 100 Imperial Red Metallic colour
Honda Shine 100 Orange with Black colour
Honda Shine 100 Pearl Igneous Black colour
For resale value: Pearl Igneous Black and Athletic Blue Metallic (DX) tend to retain value better in the used market because they look premium even after several years. On the Standard, Black with Red is the safest choice - it's the most common and familiar to used-bike buyers. Avoid Black with Orange if you plan to sell within 2-3 years; niche colour preferences in the second-hand market can slow down a sale. For daily commuters in dusty or muddy conditions (think NH44 towns or agricultural areas), darker colours like Black with Grey and Pearl Igneous Black hide road grime far better than the lighter options.