Due to the climate in India being so diverse which can range from scorching heat to heavy monsoons or even snow, in some parts of it, brings a number of challenges for the vehicles. Since the Bajaj CT100 is a very popular bike across the country, it is used to these extreme conditions. Many users, such as people who use it for daily commute or work, can rely on its performance and reliability under different weather scenarios. Engine cooling, electrical system reliability in rain and cold starting capabilities are factors. The CT100 is aimed at affordability and efficiency, but how does it cope with these environmental stresses compared to more expensive bikes? This post discusses how the CT100 fares in challenging weather conditions in different climates, based on real world experiences of CT100 owners.