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    Bajaj CT100B

    Hi to all I want to know about the bajaj CT100B.
    Anybody having this bike and what about the real life milage of that one.
    Is that engine is from the boxer.?
    On road price of that bike is 38,800(
    Including saree guard,side stand etc.,)
    Is it worth buy or not.
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  • #2
    Re: Bajaj CT100B

    Query Approved

    Isn't that the bike which was launched a couple of weeks back by Bajaj? I doubt if many have hit the market to get any information about them. And even less likely that many xBhpians would have got it, to be able to advise about it.
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    • #3
      Re: Bajaj CT100B

      Hi Aravind, if you can please fill the following format up, then the members will be able to help you accordingly.
      1. Budget
      2. Age
      3. Height
      4. Weight
      5. Intended usage (eg. Office/College commute, Highway runs, Racetrack usage, Weekend recreation riding etc.)
      6. Fuel Efficiency requirement (approx., if any)
      7. City & Highway percentage usage
      8. Approximate Daily / Monthly running
      9. City / Town /Village of residence (so we can evaluate road conditions / traffic / terrain / altitude / OTR pricing)
      10. Brand / Bike type preference (if any)
      A bike on the road is worth two in the shed.

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      • #4
        Re: Bajaj CT100B

        It's recently announced and they don't have this bike in the list of two wheeler in their site. So I assume they are not available as of today. From where did you get the quotation? If it's from a dealer, you can ask them when they will be available.

        Pricing is very attractive, just about 1k-2k price difference between TVS XL100.

        CT100B is stripped down version of CT100 and the engine of CT100 (not B) is from last generation Platina. I don't know whether Boxer too shared the same engine or not.

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        • #5
          Re: Bajaj CT100B

          Originally posted by gan View Post
          It's recently announced and they don't have this bike in the list of two wheeler in their site. So I assume they are not available as of today. From where did you get the quotation? If it's from a dealer, you can ask them when they will be available.

          Pricing is very attractive, just about 1k-2k price difference between TVS XL100.

          CT100B is stripped down version of CT100 and the engine of CT100 (not B) is from last generation Platina. I don't know whether Boxer too shared the same engine or not.
          YES the quote is from the dealer only and it is readily available in my city(Trichy,Tamilnadu)
          the guranteed milage will be around 75kmpl (said by the sales person)
          i have seen the bike in flesh.it is pretty good
          i want to know about the engine is that the same engine as in kawasaki/kbajaj boxer.?
          is that worth the buy?
          (now my ride is pulsar150 which clocked over 44k kms and having some serious power loss)

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          • #6
            Re: Bajaj CT100B

            Originally posted by Aravindhn View Post
            YES the quote is from the dealer only and it is readily available in my city(Trichy,Tamilnadu)
            the guranteed milage will be around 75kmpl (said by the sales person)
            i have seen the bike in flesh.it is pretty good
            i want to know about the engine is that the same engine as in kawasaki/kbajaj boxer.?
            is that worth the buy?
            (now my ride is pulsar150 which clocked over 44k kms and having some serious power loss)
            Wow!!! It's already available.
            Mileage is depends on your riding style, there is no guarantee. Don't go by sales person's pitch, they may even say that bike will sing and dance.
            If you ever get to ride @ 40kmph with little to no use of brake/clutch, you may even get 90kmpl.
            Yeah, it seems like the spec of Boxer and CT100 (wrt engine displacement) identical.
            Definition of "worth" will differ from person to person. So you be the judge of that.
            Are you sure you would be okay with this bike? After all you're riding P150? There will be huge drop in every aspect like braking, power, torque, suspension etc...

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            • #7
              Re: Bajaj CT100B

              The p150 is my college time bike now there is a lag in the life and some financial crisis that's why I'm in the idea of changing the bike.
              The main reason is the milage point of view.
              I want some first hand suggestions from xbhp members who own CT100B.

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              • #8
                Re: Bajaj CT100B

                Originally posted by Aravindhn View Post
                The p150 is my college time bike now there is a lag in the life and some financial crisis that's why I'm in the idea of changing the bike.
                The main reason is the milage point of view.
                I want some first hand suggestions from xbhp members who own CT100B.
                As you already know, it's new, no one would have first hand experience. Take a test ride and see if it's good. By the way, Paytm gives 5k cashback for Bajaj bikes. There may be a catch, read T&C if you're interested to go that route.

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                • #9
                  Re: Bajaj CT100B

                  I am getting around 88 kmpl and still fuel is left. May be it can cover few km more.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Bajaj CT100B

                    Originally posted by deep007 View Post
                    I am getting around 88 kmpl and still fuel is left. May be it can cover few km more.
                    Sorry guys the reserve malfunction.my bike gives 77kmpl @40kmph speed.there is still some unused petrol left in the petrol tank.can anybody know the quantity(left unused).i have also tilt the bike but still not used the unused petrol.unused petrol is on the opposite side of the fuel guage.

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                    • #11
                      Re: Bajaj CT100B

                      I think this is the right time to buy ct100
                      Mileage figures in my pulsar getting worse and worse.

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                      • #12
                        Re: Bajaj CT100B

                        Originally posted by Aravindhn View Post
                        I think this is the right time to buy ct100
                        Mileage figures in my pulsar getting worse and worse.
                        As per my experience the new ct100 is very very very smooth as compared to splendour tested under spees 0-50kmph speed. Because I have own both of them.

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                        • #13
                          Re: Bajaj CT100B

                          Hi Guys,
                          I am posting to report on the condition of my CT100B after around 6 months of use and 1 servicing.
                          The bike is an excellent ride with good control and agility. The only issue i find sometime is that with someone sitting on backseat if you accelerate too fast the front wheel goes up in the air! Happened twice with me. Other than that i am covering 55 KM daily without any issue in full traffic conditions. The bike maneuvers easily and is stable on low speeds.

                          I have been tracking the FE diligently and found that i am getting good fuel efficiency (60-70) on average.

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                          I am due for my second service this weekend and will report back on the cost. I also purchased an AMC during first servicing and i am not sure if these are actually worth while.

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