Is the extra cost for the Bajaj Platina 110 ABS worth it?
The Bajaj Platina 110 ABS variant became the first and most affordable bike to offer ABS in its class. But it does so for a premium over the standard model. While some riders swear by the added safety, others wonder if it’s overkill for a 110cc commuter. And the argument continues as to whether the ABS system actually works on a lightweight bike or not, or if it's just a marketing gimmick. The system used in an ABS bike adds to these concerns, specifically when it comes to the long term reliability and maintenance costs of the ABS system on such an affordable bike. The recent news of production being stopped, will create doubts about Bajaj’s ability to introduce this feature in the commuter segment.
Absolutely worth it! The ABS kicked in perfectly, and I’ve had a few close calls in the rain. For new riders, it’s a lifesaver.
Nah, it's overkill for a 110cc. More important is good brakes and rider skill. Don’t save the cash, get better tires.
Bajaj's implementation is meh, I think it's a great feature. Higher end bikes feel much more solid than my friend's Platina ABS.
It’s not just safety, it’s confidence. Knowing you have ABS relieves you as a more relaxed rider in tricky conditions.
It’s not just the initial price that’s extra cost – you’ve got to also factor in the potential repair costs down the line. That trouble might be ABS on a budget bike.
If you ride in heavy traffic or wet conditions often, I’d say it’s worth it. For rural areas with less traffic, probably not necessary.
The ABS is nice but I feel they could have made other things on the bike better. In my opinion better suspension would do more for safety.
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Is the extra cost for the Bajaj Platina 110 ABS worth it?
29 January 2025 09:42
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