In the case of the Bajaj CT100B, it’s often written off as a bare bones, budget option that just doesn’t measure up to the standard set by its rivals. It’s true the CT100B is designed and priced for affordability, but some owners will tell you it’s more versatile and durable than it’s given credit for. The idea that it’s only good for basic commuting is challenged with stories of long distance trips and heavy duty use. But the big draw for this budget image is also what makes it accessible to a wide range of riders. The conversation usually centers around whether the bike's reputation is working for or against the bike and whether Bajaj should do more to play up its strengths beyond the bike's low price. And, too, there's the question of whether this budget image affects the pride of ownership or the way CT100B riders are perceived on the road.