
Unofficial specifications
Clutch TypeWet multi-plate | Suspension TypeTelescopic front, Twin shock rear |
Rim Size17 inch front, 17 inch rear | Reserve Fuel Capacity |
Ignition TypeCDI | Wheelbase1255 mm |
Electrical System12V DC | Color OptionsBlack, Red |
Headlight TypeHalogen | Length1960 mm |
Seating Capacity2 | Stroke50 mm |
Rear Tyre Size2.75-17 | CC (Cubic Capacity)97.2 cc |
Horsepower7.5 HP | Top Speed85 km/h |
Rear Brake TypeDrum | Number of Gears4 |
Drive TypeChain | Starting SystemElectric & Kick Start |
Suspension Material | Ground Clearance150 mm |
Valve ConfigurationOHC 2-valve | Battery Capacity12V 3Ah |
Fuel SystemCarburetor | Rear Suspension Travel |
Side Stand Engine Cutoff | Front Tyre Size2.50-17 |
Tail Light TypeHalogen | Engine TypeSingle-cylinder, 4-stroke, OHC |
Brake Diameter110 mm front, 110 mm rear | Max Power7.5 HP @ 7500 rpm |
Instrument ClusterAnalog | Oil Pump Type |
Rear Suspension TypeTwin shock | Fuel Capacity9.5 L |
Front Brake TypeDrum | Emission StandardBS4 |
DRL (Daytime Running Light) | Lubrication SystemWet sump |
Frame TypeDiamond | Speedometer Type |
Front Suspension TypeTelescopic | GearboxManual |
Tyre Size2.50-17 (front), 2.75-17 (rear) | Rim TypeSteel |
Oil Capacity | Wheel Type |
Cooling Type | Cooling SystemAir-cooled |
Displacement97.2 cc | Fuel Tank Capacity9.5 L |
Max Torque7.0 Nm @ 5500 rpm | Number of Seats2 |
Transmission4-speed | Tyre TypeTube-type |
Width695 mm | Fuel TypePetrol |
Brake TypeFront Drum / Rear Drum | Compression Ratio9:1 |
Front Suspension Travel75 mm | Battery Type3 Ah |
Spark Plug Type | ABS (Anti-lock Braking System)No |
Kerb Weight110 kg | Seat Height750 mm |
Mileage60-65 km/l | Torque7.0 Nm |
Bore50 mm |
Reviewer
Nov 12, 2025
Your first week with the Roadmaster Delight will immediately show you a blend of luxury and practicality. As you climb onto the seat, expect ample comfort that accommodates both short rides and longer journeys without causing discomfort. You’ll find the finishing touches—like high-quality leather grips and well-placed controls—add an upscale feel to your riding experience.
After a few days, however, you'll start to notice small quirks that can be annoying. The weight of this motorcycle is significant, which influences maneuverability, particularly in tight spaces. While it packs power for highway cruising, low-speed handling can become a challenge you didn’t foresee.
The battery life may not live up to your expectations, especially if you're used to longer rides without frequent stops. On full charge, you might anticipate a robust performance; however, under heavy usage with accessories running—like heated grips—you might come across unexpected drop-offs in performance. Your experience may lead to some frustrating moments when you're left searching for charging options sooner than expected.
This motorbike's battery tends to drain faster on warmer days when you're cranking up all its features. Count on it performing adequately during your casual rides, but as you push it harder or take longer trips with added gear, you may find its strength waning.
If capturing your adventures matters to you, the camera included is functional but not groundbreaking. You’ll notice decent image quality in good lighting conditions—expect able captures of scenic vistas—but low-light performance will disappoint. Don't count on it for night rides or overcast days; graininess creeps in quickly under less-than-ideal circumstances.
The camera’s interface is straightforward; however, navigating through settings could prove clunky at times. If you're looking for intuitive ease-of-use during your ride snapshots, this experience may test your patience rather than provide instant enjoyment.
Your daily encounters with the Roadmaster Delight will vary considerably based on urban versus rural settings. In bustling city traffic, its size makes weaving through becomes an arduous task; slower speeds expose its bulk while cornering. When out on open highways, though, powerful acceleration offers blissful riding that fuels exhilaration.
Expect floorboards designed for comfort and long rides—an aspect where this bike excels fervently. However, gearing down for quick stops can feel sluggish if not handled with precision; here lies the trade-off between power and agile response that many might find troublesome.
If you prioritize style and exhilarating long-distance performance in your motorcycle choice while remaining cautious about day-to-day handling issues, this bike might fit your needs nicely. However, if convenience weighs more heavily in your routine riding duties, seeking alternatives that offer lighter builds could serve you better.