Best 100cc Bikes: Are you looking for a motorcycle that gives more mileage at a low price? So here we will tell you about some of the best mileage motorcycles with 100cc engine available in the Indian market. Their mileage ranges from 70 to 90 km/l. These also include models from companies like Bajaj, Hero, Honda, TVS. Let’s know about these bikes in detail.
Honda Shine 100: A confluence of simplicity and modern features
Honda Shine 100 is a simple motorcycle, but it comes with features like auto choke system, side-stand engine cut-off. It is the only motorcycle in this list that is compliant with OBD-2A standards, E20. It has a 99.7 cc engine. It generates 7.61 hp power and 8.05 Nm torque. It comes with an electric starter, making it the cheapest self-start motorcycle in the country.
Bajaj Platina 100: The most affordable and powerful
Bajaj’s most affordable model is the Platina 100. It has a 102cc motor with Bajaj’s signature DTS-i technology. This is the only bike that does not get fuel injection. Instead, Bajaj’s e-carb has been used. This motor generates 7.9 hp and 8.3 Nm of torque. These figures are higher than all 100cc rivals. The most special feature of Platina in this segment is the availability of LED DRLs.
TVS Sport: Powerful engine, affordable price
The TVS Sport has a 109.7cc engine. It is bigger than all the motorcycles in this list. Despite this, it is the third cheapest motorcycle in the country. This is for the base model with kick starter. Its self-start version is priced at ₹ 69,873. It produces 8.3hp power and 8.7Nm torque.
Hero HF 100: The cheapest bike
India’s cheapest motorcycle is the Hero HF 100. It gets the same 97cc engine as the HF Deluxe, which gives 8 hp and 8.05 Nm. But it does not have the i3S stop-start technology. It is only available in the Kick-starter version.
Hero HF Deluxe: Popular and reliable
Hero MotoCorp is a big company in the 100cc segment. The HF Deluxe is also a popular motorcycle from the company. It has a 97cc ‘sloper’ engine. Now it has Hero’s i3S stop-start technology. Like the TVS Sport, the lower variants get a kick starter. While the higher versions feature an electric starter.