The Bajaj CT100B is popular for its great fuel efficiency, which is also the main selling point of this popular bike. But the price of this is power and performance, with the bike struggling up steep inclines or with heavy loads. As a result, there has been debate as to whether the fuel savings are worth the trade off for riders that need more versatility out of their motorcycle. Some say the lack of power is made up for by the money saved on fuel, others are frustrated by the bike’s limitations. The main question whether CT100B is good for city commuting or rural transportation is also discussed. Of course, there’s also the long term cost question – does the reduced fuel consumption make up for the potential maintenance issues that could arise from riding the bike beyond its comfort zone?