While the Energy will once again prove to be the ever on duty mile cruncher, the Adreno will be standard issue in dating games.
  
The Energy FX and the Adreno FX are surefire show stoppers (let's not dwell on the hunks astride). At one of Pune's new and trendy coffee bars, both bikes received more than their share of admiring glances from the guys (the girls, do we need mention, were busy checking us guys out). The predictable queries in this fuel arid land was about mileage, followed by price. The Adreno FX ex-showroom Delhi costs Rs 51, 702 and the Energy can be acquired for Rs 43,842. The minimal difference in price for disc brake, electric start and fairing is welcome. However, octroi, sales tax and such in other regions will hike the prices considerably. As proved by the older siblings, long term maintenance costs are minimal with low depreciation rates. Held in stark contrast to the Rs 43K Croma, the Crux R at Rs 41K and the new Bajaj Aspire at Rs 43K, both the Adreno FX and the Energy FX are strong contenders yet again in the marketplace. Not to say they make some of the most attractive bargains on the Indian subcontinent.
   
LML has a long way to go before matching the likes of Hero Honda, Bajaj or even TVS with its new Victor. The Energy FX and the Adreno FX have made gains in one department but lose out in others. As a follow-up to a brilliant maiden twin venture, LML has cottoned on well to the needs and requirements of the biker. The new bikes have the looks and the go to get their buyers to their destination, in pace and style.