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Bajaj CT 110
By Bajaj
115.45 ccEngine
70Mileage
4 Speed ManualTransmission
Colour: Ebony Black - Blue
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The Bajaj CT 110, sold as the CT 110X, is a rugged, tough commuter built for durability and hard everyday use, especially on rough roads. It emphasises strength with a sturdy build, semi-knobby tyres and a no-nonsense design aimed at riders who need reliability over refinement. Aimed at budget riders in both urban and rural areas who want a dependable workhorse, the CT 110 is one of Bajaj’s toughest and most affordable everyday motorcycles.
Power comes from a 115.45cc air-cooled engine producing around 8.6PS and 9.81Nm, paired with a four or five-speed gearbox depending on the variant. Delivery is torquey and dependable, tuned for pulling power and durability rather than speed. Owner-reported mileage sits near 65kmpl, excellent for daily use. The rugged engine and tough build make the CT 110 a reliable workhorse, ideal for riders who need a durable, economical bike for demanding everyday conditions.
This bike suits budget riders who want a tough, durable commuter for rough roads and hard daily use. It works well for rural and urban riders who prioritise reliability, pulling power and low running costs over refinement or style. The sturdy build and easy manners make it dependable and practical. It is less suited to riders wanting performance, comfort-focused refinement or sporty styling, being purpose-built as an affordable, rugged workhorse.
Braking uses drum brakes with CBS on current variants, giving secure, predictable stops for the class. The rugged suspension and semi-knobby tyres handle rough surfaces confidently. Its tough, stable manners suit demanding conditions. For a rugged commuter, the braking and handling package is well matched to its durable, workhorse role, delivering dependable performance for riders who tackle poor roads daily.
The Bajaj CT 110X features a sturdy build, semi-knobby tyres, an analogue or part-digital console and practical touches for tough use. Equipment is deliberately simple and robust to keep costs low and durability high, focusing on reliability essentials rather than gadgetry. The rugged design is the main draw. For riders wanting a tough, no-nonsense commuter, the CT 110’s straightforward, durable package is well judged for its purpose.
Backed by Bajaj’s enormous service network, the CT 110 is famously easy and cheap to maintain, with its simple, rugged engine well understood by mechanics everywhere. Spares are inexpensive and universally available. Routine care keeps it dependable even in tough conditions. For low-stress, low-cost ownership of a durable workhorse, the CT 110 benefits from the wide parts availability and familiarity of the Bajaj commuter range.
With mileage around 65kmpl and very low service costs, the CT 110 is among the cheapest and toughest bikes to run in India. Cheap consumables, universal parts and low fuel bills keep everyday expenses minimal. Its durability reduces long-term repair costs. For a rugged commuter, the CT 110 offers some of the most affordable and dependable long-term ownership available, ideal for demanding daily use.
The Bajaj CT 110X is offered in rugged commuter colours, priced from about Rs. 0.70 lakh (ex-showroom) upward, making it one of Bajaj’s most affordable bikes. On-road prices vary by city. It rivals the Hero HF Deluxe, TVS Sport and Honda Shine 100. Use our EMI calculator and city-wise price tools to check the exact on-road cost for your location.
Yes. The CT 110 is built for durability, with a simple, rugged engine and Bajaj's vast service reach, making it one of the toughest and most dependable long-term commuters when maintained routinely.
It is well suited to daily commuting, including on rough roads, thanks to its rugged build and pulling power, though its focus on durability over refinement makes it best for practical everyday use rather than long touring.
No, it is among the cheapest bikes to maintain. Its simple, rugged engine, universally cheap spares and huge dealer network keep upkeep minimal even in tough conditions.
If you want a tough, affordable workhorse for rough roads, the CT 110 is a top pick. Cross-shop the Hero HF Deluxe or TVS Sport for alternatives in the budget commuter class.
Bajaj recommends servicing roughly every 5,000km or six months. Regular servicing keeps the rugged engine dependable over many years, even in demanding use.
With regular care, the CT 110 routinely lasts well over a decade, helped by its tough, simple engine and plentiful cheap parts supporting very long, low-cost ownership.
