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Bajaj · Motorcycle
CT 110
₹ 70,687ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 115.45cc
- Power
- 8.48bhp
- Weight
- 127kg
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Bajaj CT 110 — Overview
The Bajaj CT 110 is the most stripped-back member of Bajaj's commuter lineup - a 115.45cc, 110 kg motorcycle priced from Rs 62,349 that does exactly one thing well: get you from A to B at the lowest possible cost. The CT 110X variant adds rugged styling, semi-knobby tyres, and more visual character at Rs 74,513, making it one of the few budget bikes that doesn't look like a budget bike. Neither variant has the Platina 110's SNS suspension or H-Gear - the CT range trades comfort engineering for simplicity and price. For buyers whose primary filter is "cheapest reliable motorcycle available," the CT 110 is a serious answer.
What We Like
- Starting at Rs 62,349, one of the most affordable new motorcycles in India - regularly undercuts the Hero HF Deluxe
- Lightest in the segment at 110 kg - the easiest 110cc bike to handle in tight traffic and for shorter riders
- CT 110X has genuine design personality - rugged styling, semi-knobby tyres, and adventure-inspired colours set it apart from all other budget commuters
- Proven DTS-i engine is nearly indestructible - extremely low maintenance costs and parts available everywhere
- CBS on all variants - a safety feature that's not universal in this price bracket
What Could Be Better
- No H-Gear unlike the Platina 110 - engine revs higher at highway speeds, consuming more fuel and causing more vibration
- Conventional rear suspension is notably less comfortable than the Platina 110's SNS unit on broken roads
- Analogue-only instrument cluster in base variant - no trip meter, no digital display
- 8.68 bhp is adequate for city commuting but not for sustained highway use above 70 kmph
- Pillion seat is one of the hardest and narrowest in any segment - regular passenger carrying is uncomfortable for the pillion
- CT 110X's semi-knobby tyres are styled for off-road but not rated for serious off-road use - they're more aesthetic than functional
Editor's Verdict
Should You Buy the Bajaj CT 110?
The CT 110 is exactly what it looks like: India's no-nonsense, entry-level commuter. At Rs 62,349 it's hard to argue with the price-to-reliability ratio, and the CT 110X at Rs 74,513 is the rare budget bike with actual visual character. What it lacks - SNS suspension, H-Gear, digital instruments - are comforts that cost more. Buy it if price, weight, and simplicity are the priorities. Look at the Platina 110 H-Gear if you ride rough roads daily or commute on highways regularly.
