Top 10 Low Maintenance Bikes in India

This article helps in providing low-maintenance bikes with high mileage and reach in India. Such bikes keep you away from spending more. There are various low-maintenance bikes available in India, depending on your budget and purpose to choose from.

All low-maintenance bikes in India have one thing in common: the service cost of all these bikes is less than Rs. 1000 for a simple engine oil top-up, general check-up, and routine inspection. The maintenance cost of Hero and Honda bikes is Rs. 500 to 600 per quarter for normal service, including new oil changes.

Let’s take a look at which are the most low-maintenance bikes in India.

• TVS Sports
• Hero Super Splendor
• Hero Splendor Plus
• Bajaj Platina 100
• Honda CD 110 Dream
• TVS Radeon 110
• TVS XL 100
• Bajaj Pulsar NS 160

Top 10 Low-Maintenance Bikes in India 2024

Here is a list of the top low-maintenance bikes in India.

1. TVS Sport

Maintenance Cost: Rs. 300-400/quarter, or 1600/year

TVS Sport is the best mileage and low maintenance bike in India. The new TVS Sport is designed keeping in mind the young and athletic riders. It is equipped with a 100cc BS6 engine that delivers excellent performance. A digital speedometer, an analog tachometer, a trip meter, a clock, a fuel gauge, and pillar gravel are among the bike’s other features. The price of the bike is Rs. 47,950 (ex-showroom Delhi) and comes in three color options: Black, Red, and Blue.

• Engine Capacity: 109.7 cc
• Mileage: 70 kmpl
• Transmission: 4-Speed Manual
• Kerb Weight: 110 kg
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 10 liters
• Price: ₹ 64,050
  

2. Hero Super Splendor 

Maintenance Cost: Rs. 300-400/quarter, or 1600/year

In India, the Hero Super Splendor is a commuter bike with a starting price of Rs. 76,598. It comes in two variants and five colors, with the premium variant starting at Rs. 80,638. Hero Super Splendor is powered by a 124.7cc BS6 engine that produces 10.72 horsepower and 10.6 Nm of torque. Hero Super Splendor gets both front and rear drum brakes, resulting in a combined stopping system for both wheels. The size of the petrol tank of this Super Splendor bike is 12 gallons and its weight is 122 kg.

• Engine Capacity: 124.7 cc
• Mileage: 58 kmpl
• Transmission: 5-Speed Manual
• Kerb Weight: 122 kg
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 12 liters
• Price: ₹ 80,138

3. Hero Splendor Plus 

Maintenance Cost: Rs. 350-450/quarter, or 1800/year

Due to its fuel economy and dependability, Hero Splendor Plus has earned a place among the best 100cc bikes in India. The motorcycle is equipped with a strong 100cc engine that offers ample performance. It offers a plush seat and plenty of legroom. For a smooth and enjoyable ride, the bike has a robust suspension system. This bike is also economical, which makes it a great option for people on a low budget. For those looking for a fuel-efficient bike, the Splendor Plus is a smart choice.

• Engine Capacity: 97.2 cc
• Mileage: 60 kmpl
• Transmission: 4-Speed Manual
• Kerb Weight: 112 kg
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 9.8 liters
• Price: ₹ 73,481

4. Bajaj Platina 100

Maintenance Cost: Rs. 400-500/quarter, or 2000/year

The Bajaj Platina 100cc bike is a great option for individuals looking for a budget-friendly and enjoyable ride. This commuter bike is powered by a 100cc engine that can reach a top speed of 85 km/h. A baggage rack, comfortable seats, and a fuel gauge are among the many useful features of the bike. In 2007, the Bajaj Platina has also named the best 100cc motorcycle.

• Engine Capacity: 102 cc
• Mileage: 72 kmpl
• Transmission: 4-Speed Manual
• Kerb Weight: 117 kg
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 11 liters
• Price: ₹ 67,808

5. Honda CD 110 Dream

Maintenance Cost: Rs. 500-600/quarter, or 2100/year

The Honda CD 110 Dream has been designed keeping in mind the basic needs of an Indian commuter. Honda CD 110 Dream is a mileage bike powered by a 110cc, single-cylinder engine that produces 8.25bhp power and 8.63Nm of torque. The four-speed gearbox helps in sending power to the rear wheel. The Honda Eco technology in this motorcycle helps in improving its fuel efficiency significantly.

• Engine Capacity: 109.51 cc
• Mileage: 65 Kmpl
• Transmission: 4-Speed Manual
• Kerb Weight: 112 kg
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 9.1 liters
• Price: ₹ 71,133

6. TVS Radeon 

Maintenance Cost: Rs. 500-600/quarter, or 2100/year

The TVS Radeon is a mileage commuter bike from TVS, which is an ideal commuter that offers comfortable, efficient mileage and a smooth gearbox. TVS Radeon BS6 is powered by a 109 cc single-cylinder engine that develops 8.08 bhp power and 8.7 Nm torque. The engine is mated to a 4-speed transmission.

• Engine Capacity: 109.7 cc
• Mileage: 65 Kmpl
• Transmission: 4-Speed Manual
• Kerb Weight: 116 kg
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 10 liters
• Price: ₹ 60,925

7. Bajaj Pulsar NS 160

Maintenance Cost: Rs. 500-600/quarter, or 2300/year

Bajaj Pulsar NS160 is a low maintenance bike under 2 lakh. Pulsar NS160 is a street bike that looks like the Pulsar 200NS, and that is simply because it carries over the streetfighter, the naked sport looks from its elder sibling, the Bajaj Pulsar NS200. The Bajaj Pulsar NS160 is powered by a 160.3cc BS6 engine which develops a power of 17.03 bhp and a torque of 14.6 Nm. An engine is mated with a 5-speed gearbox. 

• Engine Capacity: 160.3 cc
• Mileage: 41.5 Kmpl
• Transmission: 5-Speed Manual
• Kerb Weight: 151 kg
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 12 liters
• Price: ₹ 1,25,114

8. TVS XL100 (Discontinued)

Maintenance Cost: Rs. 500-600/quarter, or 2200/year

It’s one of the most reliable two-wheelers for Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, the TVS XL100, is now available with BS6-compliant engines. The moped bike has not received any cosmetic changes. TVS XL100 is powered by a 99.7cc, air-cooled, fuel-injected engine that generates 4.3hp and 6.5Nm of torque mated to a single-speed transmission. Though the old version is discontinued, TVS XL100 Heavy Duty and TVS XL100 Comfort are the new models available in India.

• Engine Capacity: 99.7 cc
• Mileage: 60 Kmpl
• Transmission: Automatic
• Kerb Weight: 80 kg
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 4 liters
• Price: ₹ 30,490