For years, the Bajaj CT100 has been a favorite with the Indian motorcycle buyer for its low price and good fuel economy. But with changing consumer preferences, stricter emission norms and the entry of more feature rich competitors, one cannot help but question the relevance of its existence. Some might find the bike to be outdated with its simple design and absence of modern features, but others may like the bike's no frills factor. Rising fuel prices, growing traffic congestion in cities and increasing focus on last mile connectivity are the factors that impact CT100’s position in the market. This is a question about whether the CT100's strengths at its core are sufficient enough to make it competitive, or whether it is becoming outdated in light of newer, more advanced alternatives.