TVS Raider produce vibrations at higher speeds, especially above 70–80 km/h, which reduce comfort on long rides. Service experience can be inconsistent depending on the dealership. Some panels and plastic parts feel average in quality and may rattle over time. Lower variants get a drum rear brake and no ABS, so braking confidence is just okay. Gear ratios are short, leading to frequent shifting in traffic. There’s no kick start for backup. Minor electrical glitches, sensor or battery issues. With a pillion, ground clearance over big speed The engine is very bad, it broke at 16000. Most people have the same problem, after 10 to 12 thousand kilometers the engine starts making a lot of noise. It is good only in appearance but the engine is very bad. I would only say that no one should buy this bike, you can see other bikes in this segment.