Bajaj CT110: All You Need To Know

Bajaj Auto recently launched the CT110 in India, with prices starting at Rs. 39,997 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The Bajaj CT110 has been engineered to take on rough roads, thanks to a bunch of added features. Here's everything you need to know about the bike.

By Carandbike Team

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Published on July 24, 2019

Highlights

The prices for the Bajaj CT110 start at Rs. 37,997 (ex-showroom, Delhi)
It gets the same 115 cc engine as the Platina 110
It has been designed for rugged use in rural areas

The Bajaj CT110 was recently launched in India with the kick-start variant priced at Rs. 37,997 and the electric start variant priced at Rs. 44,480 (all prices are ex-showroom, Delhi). It is specially designed to take on rough roads and is targeted towards the rural segment with heavy duty parts and a rugged, simple design. The idea behind developing the motorcycle was to offer a robust motorcycle at an affordable price. We tell you everything about the Bajaj CT110. Also Read: Bajaj CT110 Launched In India; Prices Start At Rs. 37,997 Design & Features (The bike gets semi-knobby tyres along with strong crash guards to take on the rough rural roads) As the name suggests, the CT110 is a 110 cc motorcycle and primarily targeted towards the rural market. Therefore, the company has kept the design simple. The motorcycle borrows its design from the existing CT100 but gets new graphics and colours. The motorcycle also gets bigger, stronger crash guards along with increased ground clearance of 170 mm. The mirror stalks get a rubber cover and the front suspension gets rubber bellows in order to protect them from dust and damage. The fuel tank gets rubber knee pads for added grip and a thick, padded seat for comfort. Engine & Cycle Parts (The bike uses the same engine as the Platina 110, a 115 cc single-cylinder unit) The CT110 gets the same 115 cc engine from the Platina 110, making 8.4 bhp at 7,000 rpm and peak torque output of 9.81 Nm at 5,000 rpm along with 4-speed transmission. It gets alloy wheels along with telescopic front forks up front, having travel of 125 mm. The rear gets a spring in spring suspension with travel of 100 mm. The bike also gets 130 mm drum brakes at both ends but misses out on a disc brake option. Although, the bike does get Bajaj's anti-skid braking system, which is the equivalent of combi-braking system. There is a sense of premium-ness thanks to the alloy wheels and those are shod with semi-knobby tyres, which offer better grip on dirt. Rivals & Range The Bajaj CT110 will take on the likes of the TVS Star City Plus and the Hero HF Dawn. It has a fuel tank capacity of 10.5 litres and we estimate that the range on a full tank will be roughly about 600 to 700 kilometres, although Bajaj hasn't revealed the ARAI rated fuel efficiency yet!