Bajaj recently launched the CT125X in India at Rs 71,354 (ex-showroom Delhi). With this price tag, it's the most affordable 125cc bike you can buy today in India. However, if you want to explore more options in a similar price range, here’s the list.
Bajaj Platina 110
The first alternative to the Bajaj CT125X can be found in the Bajaj stable itself as the Platina 110. It’s been around for a long time and is one of the highest-selling commuter bikes in India. The Platina 110’s design is quite practical with trusty mechanicals. It’s powered by a 115.45cc engine dishing out 8.44 bhp and 9.81 Nm. The hardware setup comprises telescopic front forks and dual rear springs. Bajaj offers the Platina 110 at Rs 69,216 with a front disc and rear drum brake setup.
Hero Splendor Plus XTEC
Up next is the Hero Splendor Plus XTEC, priced at Rs 74,928. The Splendor has also been a household name for commuter motorcycles. From its skinny and commendable build to the overall usability, the Hero Splendor Plus is quite a package. It packs a 97.2cc motor that develops 7.91 bhp and 8.05 Nm. Moreover, Hero has recently updated it with the XTEC treatment which gives the Splendor Plus Bluetooth connectivity and a fully digital instrument cluster too.
Honda Activa Premium
The Honda Activa Premium has also made it to the list with an asking price of Rs 75,400 (ex-showroom Delhi). Not to mention, the Honda Activa is currently the highest-selling scooter in India. It houses a 109cc single-cylinder mill with the output rated at 7.68 bhp and 8.79 Nm. On the feature front, the Activa Premium gets an LED headlight, an external fuel filler cap, an engine start stop switch, and a dual-function switch for the seat and the fuel lid.
Hero Maestro Edge 125
If you are looking for a 125cc scooter, the Hero Maestro Edge 125 could be an alternative for the Bajaj CT125X. It costs Rs 77,078 (ex-showroom Delhi) and is powered by a 124.6cc engine developing 9 bhp and 10.4 Nm. It features a semi-digital instrument console, textured seat and a signature LED lamp on the front apron. The Maestro Edge 125 rides on telescopic front forks and a single rear shock.
TVS Radeon
Last but not least, the TVS Radeon is also a viable alternative to the Bajaj CT125X. It packs a 109.7cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine making 8.08 bhp and 8.7 Nm. TVS has equipped the Radeon with a digital instrument cluster, USB charging port, side stand indicator and an LED DRL too. Its suspension hardware comprises telescopic front forks and dual rear shocks while the braking setup consists of a front disc and rear drum brake.
