The Indian two-wheeler market is massive, with monthly sales in the millions. The 100cc segment is particularly popular because these bikes offer a good balance of affordability, mileage, and low maintenance. Perfect for daily commutes, whether for work or education, these motorcycles are reliable on Indian roads. Here’s a look at the top 5 bikes in this segment.
Hero HF Deluxe: One of India’s best-selling motorcycles, with a starting price of ₹58,020. It features a 97.2cc air-cooled engine producing 8.02 PS of power. It’s equipped with Hero’s i3S stop-start technology, delivering 70 kmpl mileage. It has tubeless tires, drum brakes, and an 805mm seat height. It is available in kick-start, self-start, and black edition versions.
TVS Sport: Recognized for its stylish design in the 100cc segment, starting at ₹60,281. It features a 109.7cc engine that produces 8.19 PS of power and 8.3 Nm of torque, offering a mileage of up to 70 kmpl. Key features include alloy wheels, telescopic suspension, and tubeless tires. The lightweight design, at 112 kg, enhances its handling.
Bajaj Platina 100: A popular choice for its comfort and mileage, priced at ₹68,685. It has a 102cc engine delivering 7.9 bhp of power and 8.3 Nm of torque. The mileage is around 75 kmpl, making it one of the most economical bikes in this segment.
Honda Shine 100: The most affordable model from Honda, with a price of ₹63,191 (ex-showroom). It’s powered by a 98.98cc engine producing 7.38 PS of power and offers a mileage of up to 67.5 kmpl. It comes with CBS, black alloy wheels, and a long seat, and weighs only 99 kg, making it ideal for city riding.
Hero Splendor: A leading motorcycle in the Indian market, starting at ₹73,764. It’s equipped with a 97.2cc engine that generates 7.91 bhp of power, providing a mileage of up to 70 kmpl. It also includes modern features such as a USB charging port, digital-analog console, and tubeless tires.
