Hero Electric Optima

They are best for smooth riders and just enjoy the moments of riding with hero electric bikes

Fantastic vehicle for emargency use may any weather is usefull for.I would like to thank those department who make this vehicle for us.

Hero electric optima lx ride much.But whatever i rode, I was utterly disappointed.The vehicle is too heavy to1pull or push.The rear wheel appears to spin hard.When asked the showroom mechanic, He says it is due to 'large1rim'!!!!! the clutch lever is so hard it results in wrist aching.No solution from the mechanic.Sound is not1impressive, And, In fact, It is on the irritating side.The sound that continues for sometime after the engine1is stalled after a ride is even more irritating.Riding comfort for short distances is fine, But can be painful1in long hauls.Pick up, Speed etc are ok.Now the major flaws.Within one year, The silencer and the leg guards1started rusting, And surprisingly, Silencer developed holes too! so much so for the mahindra quality.Try1parking the vehicle on centre stand.You should be a weight lifter!!!overall, The vehicle looks are awesome1although do not replicate the original jawa.Quality of the materials is pathetic.Mechanics such as hardness in1wheel spin, Clutch lever and centre stand are painful to the rider.Sound is unimpressive and1irritating.Mileage is not great.

I had high hopes for the Hero Electric Optima LX, but I was utterly disappointed with my experience. The bike feels too heavy to pull or push, and the rear wheel spins hard. When I asked the showroom mechanic about it, he said it was due to the "large rim." The clutch lever is very hard to operate, resulting in wrist pain. Unfortunately, the mechanic had no solution for this. The sound of the bike is unimpressive and actually quite irritating, especially the noise that continues for a while after the engine stalls. Riding comfort is acceptable for short distances, but it becomes painful on long hauls. While the pickup and speed are okay, there are significant flaws. Within just one year, the silencer and leg guards started rusting, and the silencer even developed holes. This is surprising for Mahindra quality. Additionally, parking the vehicle on the center stand requires a lot of strength—you really need to be a weightlifter! Overall, while the bike looks great and has a nice design, it doesn’t replicate the original Jawa well. The quality of the materials is lacking, and the mechanics like the hard wheel spin, clutch lever, and center stand are painful for the rider. The sound is irritating, and the mileage isn’t great either.