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Bajaj Pulsar 220F vs Honda Dio Comparison

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Pulsar 220 vs Dio Comparison Overview

Key HighlightsPulsar 220Dio
Price1.29 L68,846
Power220.0 CC109.5 CC
ClassCommuterScooter
Mileage40 KM/L48 KM/L
Pulsar 220
Bajaj Pulsar 220
*Ex-Showroom Price
₹1.29 L
Dio
Honda Dio
*Ex-Showroom Price
₹68,846
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Bajaj Pulsar 220
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1.29 L
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Honda Dio
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68,846
OverviewSpecificationFeatures

Overview

Overall Rating
7.0
8.0
Design6.008.25
Performance7.008.00
Fuel Consumption7.008.00
Significance8.008.00
Safety5.008.00
Comfort7.008.00
Value For Money8.007.75

Specifications

Engine CC220.0 CC109.5 CC
Max Torque18.55 Nm @ 7000 Rpm9.3
Top Speed135 kmph83 kmph
No. of Gears5 GearsN/A
Starting MechanismSelf StartN/A
Ground Clearance165 mm mm160 mm mm
Kerb Weight160 KG105 KG
Seat Height795 mm756 mm
Fuel tank Capacity15.0 L5.3 L
Mileage40 KM/L48 KM/L
Front Brake TypeDiscDrum
Rear Brake TypeDiscDrum
Front Tyre90/90 - 17 Tubeless90/90-12 54J
Rear Tyre120/80 - 17-Tubeless90/100-10 53J
Wheel TypeAlloy WheelsAlloy,Steel

Features

Tubeless Tyres No Yes
18 Litres of Storage Space No Yes
CBS with Equalizer No Yes
Automatic HeadLamp on (AHO) No Yes
Carved Tail Light No Yes
Bold Body-Mounted Headlamp No Yes
LED Headlamp & position lamp No Yes
Signature Gold Rim No Yes
Metal Muffler Protector No Yes

Pros Cons Honda Dio

Pros

  • This 110cc engine produces a smooth power output that is essential for city riding duties.
  • Since it weighs about 105 kg, this scooter feels incredibly friendly for everyone.
  • Fitting a telescopic front suspension translates into improved stability over bad roads.
  • Honda’s silent ACG starter generator gives it that noise-free engine cranking.
  • If you opt for the top-end H-Smart variant, it uses a remote key fob for convenience and security.
  • The external fuel filler cap ensures that the rider does not need to lift the seat while refuelling.

Cons

  • If you choose the base variant, you will get a dim halogen bulb instead of an LED headlight.
  • Since there is no option of a disc brake setup, one must rely on the front and rear drum brakes.
  • Lower variants have basic analogue instrument panel and miss out on a digital readout.
  • The front floorboard is not spacious and restrictive in case you need to carry large grocery bags.
  • The rider will feel vibrations from this scooter as it goes beyond 70 kmph mark.

Verdict

The 110cc Honda Dio is the choice for younger buyers who want Honda’s bulletproof reliability (the Activa platform), but with a younger appeal. It delivers a lively performance in traffic while keeping running costs reasonably low. But we also admit that the average plastic quality and small luggage floorboard can affect its practicality. All-in-all, the addition of the H-Smart keyless system makes it a highly competent urban tool. For college students or young commuters searching for zero headaches, it makes immense sense.

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