The Xtreme 250R is one of the better products in Hero's stable, something that should gain aspirational value as more people experience it. The Xtreme 250R has the performance and handling to back its streetfighter looks
Hero Xtreme 250R Pros
Bold design manages to grab attention on the road
249cc liquid-cooled engine puts out 29.5 BHP and 25 Nm. Performance is impressive with top-notch refinement
Well priced. Undercuts the competitors that offer similar levels of performance
Sorted ergonomics with a nice balance between sportiness and comfort. Spacious rider's seat offers good comfort over long distances
Great handling characteristics thanks to a balanced chassis and firm suspension
Feature list includes LED projector headlamp, LED taillamp, LCD colour display with phone connectivity, lap & drag race timer, turn-by-turn navigation, dual-channel ABS with 2 modes and USD forks
Hero Xtreme 250R Cons
Fit and finish could've been better. Multiple uneven panel gaps affect the perceived quality of the product
Brakes are average and don't offer confidence during hard braking
Tyres tend to lose traction on hard acceleration and limit you from exploring the full dynamic capability of the motorcycle
Ride quality can feel busy over poorly finished road surfaces
At 11.5 litres, the Xtreme 250R has one of the smallest fuel tanks in its segment
Misses out on TFT display and the process to toggle between ABS modes is unnecessarily complicated