The main USP of this bike is the build quality and is very smooth and it fit in the tight budget but for premiumness shine is better. It is highly comfortable and can ride this bike for hours and the suspension is literally very nice and absorbent and stability is great but brakes need improvement.

The Bajaj CT 125X is a commuter motorcycle designed for everyday riding in India, offering a balance between affordability, fuel efficiency, and improved performance . It has 124.4cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled BS6 engine. Ut delivers an impressive claimed mileage of around 61 kilometers per liter, making it a fuel-efficient option for daily rides.

Bajaj ct 125x this bike looks like an off-road bike and at the same time it is both strong and stylish from outside and it is also quite capable for off-road.The bike features a rigid design with superior ground clearance and lively freedom during handling, Making the ct125x ideal for traversing any terrain without hesitation.And its powerful engine gives you both smooth ride and comfort.

Having taken my Bajaj CT 125X on many short and long rides over the past year, I have developed a pretty thoughts of what it has to offer and there is a lot to like. The 124.4 cc engine, producing a power of 10 PS and torque of 11 Nm makes for a quicker and responsive ride. Its stylish graphics and robust body give it a modern yet rugged appeal, making it stand out.While I enjoy the crisp performance and agility on various terrains, the lack of a fuel gauge and trip meter often makes it hard to track fuel levels and distances precisely.

Bajaj CT 125X is a good bike positioned as a step up from the CT 110X, offering a more powerful engine, improved features, and a slightly bolder design. The riding posture remains comfortable with a wide handlebar and a well-cushioned seat. It generally offers two variants: drum brakes on both wheels and a disc brake on the front wheel with a drum brake on the rear wheel. But it lacks in the ABS technology. Its features are still basic compared to other bikes