Bajaj Ct110 Review

Used Buyer Review

Look, the CT110 isn't trying to be anything it isn't, and that's actually its biggest strength. This is Bajaj's bread-and-butter commuter — a 109cc air-cooled single that'll do 70-80kmh all day without complaint. The engine is almost insultingly simple, which means used examples with 30,000km on them are barely broken in. Check the chain wear and brake pads, that's genuinely about it for inspection concerns. Where it earns real respect is fuel economy. Owners consistently report 50-55kmpl in mixed riding — that's not a typo. The seat is flat and firm enough for 45-minute stints before your backside protests. Handling is agricultural but predictable; it goes where you point it without drama. Don't expect anything sporty. The honest concern with used examples is corrosion around the exhaust headers and general neglect — these bikes attract first-time owners who sometimes forget oil changes exist. Pull the dipstick immediately when inspecting. Avoid anything with patchy service history or suspiciously fresh paint over the frame welds.