I have owned the hero octane 1 for a quite short tie but have known it as well as I would had in ample time. If you own such a bike you often get confused whether you are happy or sad to buy it. Its very light and can be elevated to high areas with manual labor easily.Although there are minor defects which are never ending in bicycles(eg:- often temporary cracking sound in gear shifting etc.)
It is a very good pleasure to ride a bicycle in which you can alter the tightness of the chain to 21 different options. You do actually need gears if you are quite busy and use your cycle for daily use.Other impressive features for a child include those incredible "stop-pies" and "skids" that it makes are really things that make it different from other bicycles.
A friend of mine owning an Oct an II often complaints that he has to go the garage at least once a month and quite often it happens that the left lever which controls the chain on the pedal to change stops working.Fortunately , it does not happen at least in my octane i.
My overall experience would certainly be delightful but with some flaws which do not count overall.