The Bajaj CT125X is one of the most affordable 125 cc commuter motorcycles offered on sale in India right now, and comes with a blacked-out look with a rugged design.
Bajaj Auto has launched the new Bajaj CT125X commuter motorcycle, at a price of Rs. 71,354 (Ex-showroom, Delhi). The new CT125X is a rugged-looking commuter motorcycle and is offered in three colour options, all based on a base black colour option, Green and Black, Red and Black, and a Blue and Black colour option.
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The Bajaj CT125X has a round headlight, with a small headlight guard, a cowl above with an integrated LED strip.
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In styling, the CT125X is similar to its smaller sibling the Bajaj CT110X, with a round headlight, a small cowl with an LED strip, and blacked out look, with a headlight guard, crash guard and luggage carrier at the rear.
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The 124.4 cc engine makes 10.7 bhp and 11 Nm, and comes with a 5-speed transmission
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The CT125X is powered by a 124.4 cc, four-stroke, air-cooled, single-cylinder, single overhead cam engine which makes 10.75 bhp at 8,000 rpm and 11 Nm at 5,500 rpm. The bike comes with a five-speed transmission with an all-down gearshift pattern. 
The CT125X gets the option of a front disc or drum brake with combined braking system (CBS)
Priced at Rs. 71,354 (Ex-showroom, Delhi), the Bajaj CT125X offers an affordable commuter motorcycle with rugged looks, designed to appeal to consumers in semi-urban and rural markets. In India, the Bajaj CT125X will go up against rivals like the Honda Shine, Hero Glamour, TVS Radeon and Honda SP 125. 
The Bajaj CT125X is an affordable 125 cc commuter motorcycle which seems to have been designed keeping in mind, semi-urban and rural markets.
The CT125X will also serve as a value-for-money offering with its rugged appeal in overseas markets, particularly in countries in Africa and South America where Bajaj Auto has strong presence with its rugged commuter motorcycles.
