The BSVI Bajaj Platina 110H Gear Released at Rs 59,802 (Ex-showroom). Reports confirm that the new model works with the home’s 115.45cc single cylinder engine at the company’s advanced R&D facility. The engine is air-cooled, with low-efficiency single-cylinder engines benefit from an electronic fuel-injection system, resulting in optimizing fuel economy and performance. The updated engine produces 8.6 PS of power at 7,000 rpm and 9.81 Nm of peak torque at 5,000 rpm and the engine is mated with a 5-speed transmission. The Bajaj Platina 110H Gear is similar to the BSIV version, besides achieving BS-VI compliance norms as specified by the government. It features sophisticated, heavy fenders, 11-liter fuel tank, stylish graphics, black-painted engine and exhaust, extended seat and classy multi-spoke alloy wheels.
In addition, to all the updated motorcycle comes with a semi-digital instrument cluster, an analog speedometer and a digital multi-information display that provides odometer, clock, and reserve reading. It also provides motorcycle gear position indicator in the info-matic display. The Bajaj Platina 110H Gear is suspended by conventional telescopic forks, including the Nitrox Death Chamber and front and twin rear SOS suspension. The braking has a 240mm disc brake up front and a 110mm drum on the rear. CBS comes as standard and as we mentioned, the motorcycles get black multi-spoke alloy wheels.
Speaking of size, the Bajaj Platina 110H Gear BSVI model is 2006mm long, 713mm wide and 1100m long. Its wheelbase is 1255 mm and the seat height is 804 mm and Lower clearance is 200 mm. The motorcycle weighs 122 kg. The newly updated motorcycle single, disc-brake-fitted variant is only on sale at the moment. There are only two colour options on offer – Black and Red in the market place.