110cc Bikes in Bangladesh
The 106 to 117 cc class, which mixes geared commuters with a Yamaha scooter.
Two kinds of bike in one class
Engine size says nothing about body style, and this class shows it. It holds geared commuters from Runner and Suzuki alongside Yamaha's Ray-ZR 113, a scooter with a fuel injected 113 cc engine. Compare within the kind of bike you want before comparing across the class.
The 110s side by side
Runner's Royal+ V2 and Royal+ 110 publish the same 109 cc engine, 8.04 bhp, 114 kg and 10 litre tank, with the V2 listed for less. Runner's Kite+ 110 is 14 kg lighter than both but quoted at 6.43 bhp, and its tank is listed at 4.8 litres. Suzuki's Hayate EP publishes little beyond a claimed 85 km per litre, the highest mileage claim on this site. Yamaha's Ray-ZR 113 is quoted at 8.2 PS and 99 kg, with a 190 mm front disc and 21 litres of underseat storage.
Written in September 2026 from the figures listed on this page.
Common questions
Which 110cc bike gives the best mileage?
Only one bike in this class publishes a mileage figure: Suzuki claims 85 km per litre for the Hayate EP. A claimed figure is the maker's own, so use it to compare bikes rather than to budget.
Is the Royal+ V2 the same as the Royal+ 110?
On engine, weight, tank and wheelbase, yes, by Runner's own figures, and the V2 is listed for less. Its sheet describes the front brake only as hydraulic, so confirm the brake with the dealer.