100cc Bikes in Bangladesh

Why a "110" can sit here

This site files a bike by the capacity its maker publishes, not by the number in its name. Runner's own sheet lists the Skooty 110 at 104 cc, so it belongs in this class rather than the 110 cc one.

Runner's 100s, two Bajajs and two Hondas

Runner makes most of the bikes in this class. The Cheeta 100 and F100 6A share a 96 cc engine quoted at 6.97 bhp, a weight of 96.2 kg and drum brakes at both ends; the F100 6A carries 13 litres of fuel to the Cheeta's 10. The Bullet 100 and Bullet 100 V2 share a 101 cc engine quoted at 6.43 bhp, a hydraulic front disc and a 14 litre tank, at 121.5 kg, so they are 25 kg heavier than the Cheeta and F100 and quoted at slightly less power. The Skooty 110 has a front disc and a 5 litre tank on 10 inch wheels.

Bajaj's CT 100 ES and Platina 100 ES sit at the dearer end, both on drums at both ends: the CT quoted at 7.7 PS and 111 kg, the Platina at 7.9 PS and 116 kg. Runner's Cheeta 100 and F100 6A cost Tk 25,100 less than the CT for slightly less power. The Bajajs carry more fuel than the Cheeta and less than the F100 6A.

Honda's Shine 100 and Shine 100 DX share a 98.98 cc engine quoted at 7.29 PS, four gears and drums at both ends, at 100 and 101 kg, lighter than both Bajajs. The DX costs Tk 6,000 more for a 10 litre tank against 9, and its sheet does not repeat the combined braking the Shine 100 lists.

Runner's sheet for the Skooty 110 does not state its transmission, but Runner's own shop files it under scooters, so it is listed with the scooters as well. Confirm the gearbox with the dealer if an automatic matters to you.