Commuter Bike Launches Of 2021: TVS Star City+, Bajaj Platina 110 ABS, Hero HF100 & More!

These bikes not only offer practicality and good mileage but are affordable as well

In India, where most of the people work outdoors, we do need motorcycles that are practical, fuel-efficient and affordable at the same time. And, luckily, we do have quite a few options, and here's a list of the same.

TVS Star City Plus -

At the beginning of the year, TVS launched the Star City Plus 2021 Edition that features a 240mm disc up front and a Black-Red dual-tone paint scheme while mechanically remaining the same. The 110cc commuter bike is available in two variants: drum and disc that are priced at Rs 69,505 and Rs 72,005 (both ex-showroom Delhi) respectively.

Bajaj Platina 110 ABS -

The first 110cc bike in India to come equipped with single-channel ABS is none other than the Bajaj Platina 110. The commuter motorcycle is priced at Rs 63,366 (ex-showroom Delhi), and it gets a new rearview mirror, knuckle guards, and three new colour options: Black, Blue and Red. For more details on the same, you can check our story right here.

Hero HF100 -

Hero HF100 is the most affordable bike in the brand's arsenal that you can buy right now in India. The commuter bike gets an all-black paint scheme, alloy wheels and tubeless tyres while it misses on a self-start feature. Priced at Rs 50,900 (ex-showroom Delhi) it still retains all the important bits from its bigger sibling the HF Deluxe. Click here for more details.

 Bajaj CT110X -

For the folks who mostly travel through muddy terrain, Bajaj has launched the CT110X at Rs 62,317 (ex-showroom Delhi). The 115cc bike gets a new headlight covered with a guard, dual-purpose tyres, a slightly raised front fender, a thicker crash guard and a tail rack with a payload capacity of 7kg.

TVS Raider -

To capture the 125cc motorcycle segment in India, TVS has launched the Raider at Rs 77,500 (ex-showroom Delhi). The 125cc commuter motorcycle comes equipped with features such as LED headlight with DRL, LED taillight, two riding modes (Eco and Power), optional USB charging port, under-seat storage space, stop-start system and a fully digital instrument cluster. The Raider draws power from an all-new 124.8cc single-cylinder air-cooled, fuel-injected, three-valve engine that churns out 11.38PS and 11.2Nm.