Hero MotoCorp's first motorbike to be created entirely from scratch after the company's breakup with Honda is the 2017 Glamour. The Glamour is available with either carburetion or FI, although the latter is a commuter that meets the needs of riders who want technology as well. With its neat yet angular lines, this motorcycle has a trendy appearance. It also has appealing colour options. Front disc brakes, gorgeous split-spoke alloy wheels, body-colored rearview mirrors, and a semi-digital instrument display with a real-time fuel usage indicator are all included as standard features. A single-cylinder, air-cooled, 4-stroke engine with fuel injection powers the motorcycle, improving performance and manoeuvrability. This engine generates 9.1 horsepower and 10.35 nm of torque when connected to a 4-speed transmission. The Glamour FI, a 125cc motorbike that competes with the Honda CB Shine SP, costs the same as several 150cc commuter motorcycles, including Hero's own Achiever, the Honda CB Unicorn 150, and the Bajaj Pulsar 150, for Rs 72,300