Bajaj Platina ComforTec 100 ES BS6 vs Hero Passion Pro BS6

Compare Specifications of Platina ComforTec 100 ES BS6 and Passion Pro BS6

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Bajaj Platina ComforTec 100 ES BS6
Bajaj Platina ComforTec 100 ES BS6

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Technical Specifications
Fuel Petrol Petrol
Engine Displacement 102.00 cc 110.00 cc
Engine 4-Stroke, DTS-i, Single Cylinder Air cooled 4 stroke
Engine Starting Kick + Electric Starter Self (with i3s) & Kick
Clutch -- Wet Multi Plate
Fuel System Electronic Injection --
Cooling System -- Air cooled
Maximum Power 7.9 PS @ 7500 rpm 9.02 PS @ 7500 rpm
Maximum Torque 8.3 Nm @ 5500 rpm 9.79 Nm @ 5000 rpm
Transmission 4 Speed (All Down Shift) Constant Mesh
Top Speed 90 kmph 100 kmph
Battery DC system 3Ah MF
Display -- Digi analogue console
Frame Tubular single down tube with lower cradle frame Diamond
Saddle Saddle height : 804 mm --
Headlamp 12V, 35/35W, HS1 (Blue Ting) --
Mileage
Overall Mileage -- 75 kmpl
Tyres
Front 2.75 X 17, 41 P - Tube Type 80/100-18
Rear 3.00 X 17, 50 P - Tube Type 80/100-18
Wheel / RIM Alloy Alloy
Brakes
Front 240 mm Disc 240 mm Disc/ 130 mm Drum
Rear 110 mm Drum with Anti-Skid Braking System 130 mm Drum
Suspension
Front 135 mm, Hydraulic, Telescopic Type 30 mm Conventional fork
Rear 110 mm, Spring on Spring (SoS) with Nitrox Gas Canister Twin shox
Colors Available
Colors Red
Black
Glaze Black
Sports Red
Moon Yellow
Heavy Grey Metallic
Techno Blue


Physical Specs
Length 2006 mm 2036 mm
Width 713 mm 715 mm
Height 1100 mm 1113 mm
Kerb Weight 117.5 117
Seat Height 807 --
Wheelbase 1255 mm 1270 mm
Ground Clearance 200 mm 180 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity 11 litres 10 litres
Overview
About The Bajaj Platina ComforTec 100 ES BS6 is a reliable and efficient commuter bike. The 102.00 cc Read More The Hero Passion Pro BS6 is a stylish and reliable bike that is perfect for daily commutes and Read More
Features Nitrox Suspension
Long Front and Rear Suspension
Long and Soft Seat
Wide Rubber Footpads
Tank Pads
LED DRL
- New 110c Engine with higher Torque on-demand
- Muscular Tank with Triple tone Graphics
- Autosail - Smoother Ride in City Traffic
- Signature Tail Lamp
- Brighter Headlamp
- Digi-Analogue Console
- Muffler Cover
- Longer Front Suspension Travel
Additional Details Kerb weight : 119 kg (Platina 100 ES Disc)
Kerb weight : 117.5 kg (Platina 100 ES Drum)
Width : 715 mm (Drum), 739 mm (Disc)
Saddle Height : 799
Kerb Weight : 117kg (Drum), 118kg (Disc)
240 mm front disc brake variant is priced at ₹ 67190.
Pros and Cons
Pros - Excellent fuel efficiency, making it a cost-effective commuter.
- Comfort-oriented design features such as a long, soft seat and wide rubber footpads.
- Good ground clearance, suitable for uneven road conditions.
- Reliable engine performance for daily commuting.
- Anti-skid braking system for enhanced safety.
- Competitive pricing offering great value for features and performance.
- High fuel efficiency of 75 km per litre, ideal for daily commuting.
- Autosail technology for smoother city riding and i3s technology for enhanced fuel efficiency.
- Digi-analogue console provides comprehensive ride information.
- Muscular design with stylish triple-tone graphics and various colour options.
- Competitive pricing for the features offered.
Cons - Limited power might not be suitable for high-speed highway rides.
- 4-speed transmission might limit the smoothness of long rides.
- The simplistic design may not appeal to riders looking for a sportier look.
- Absence of a digital instrument cluster, which is becoming standard in the segment.
- The absence of a rear disc brake might impact braking efficiency under certain conditions.
- Power and torque could be inadequate for those seeking sporty performance.
- Lacks advanced safety features such as Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS).
- Seat comfort could be improved for long journeys.
- Drum brake variant may offer less stopping power compared to the disc brake variant.
- No LED lighting for headlamp and tail lamp.

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