Bajaj CT110

Exterior Details

The CT110 is more or less identical to its smaller sibling – the CT100. As a matter of fact, the changes are next to none, at least to the untrained eye. In terms of dimensions, the CT110 is 1,945mm long, 752mm wide and 1,072mm high. It has a fuel holding capacity of 10.5 litres and a ground clearance of 170mm. Furthermore, the lower kerb weight of 116kg makes the CT110 an agile commuter.

Engine & Transmission

The Bajaj CT110 boasts a 115cc DTSI air-cooled single-cylinder mill that is capable of pushing out 8.6bhp and 9.81Nm of torque. The DTSI engine comes mated to a four-speed manual gearbox. The engine has a nice spread of torque in the lower end of the rev range. The lack of fifth gear, however, is prominent at higher speeds.

Mileage

The Bajaj CT110 has a claimed fuel economy of 104km/h. Open the throttle, and the bike reaches a top speed of 85km/h.

Handling

The Bajaj CT110 handles fantastically well on the smooth tarmac. The telescopic fork suspension at the front and SNS suspension at the rear allow the bike to glide over the bad undulations without any problem. It sits on a tubular, semi-double cradle frame chassis. The braking power comes from 130mm drums at the front and the rear. As for the rubber, the CT110 comes equipped with 80/100-17 tyres at both ends.

Features

The Bajaj CT110 new model has the same level of equipment as its smaller sibling. For instrumentation, the CT110 comes with a twin-pod analogue setup for the speedometer as well as the tachometer. Also, the head and the taillamp have conventional halogen bulbs.

Price & Variants

The Bajaj CT110 comes in two variants. The Bajaj CT110 price (as of mid-2019) is ₹38,291 for the KS Alloy variant and ₹44,512 for the top-of-the-line ES Alloy variant. The Bajaj CT110 comes with a standard 2-year warranty from Bajaj. For the Bajaj CT110 on road prices, be sure to check our price section.