resembles its predecessor, the Kawasaki Bajaj Caliber 115. BS4 variant (2017–2019) It comes with three graphic colour options, namely gloss flame red with red decals, gloss ebony black with blue decals and matte olive green with yellow decals (picturised below). The CT 110 features a 10.5 L fuel tank, black alloy wheels and engine, analogue dashboard, 4-speed gearbox and produces an output of 8.6 PS @ 7000 rpm. It is capable of reaching a top speed of 95 km/h. The bike gives a fuel economy of 75 km/L. The CT 110's base model comes with electric start as standard issue and also features a combi-brake system (known as anti-skid braking system; it is featured in all models of the CT 110). Other than this, the CT 110 shares almost the same features as its 100cc counterpart. The motorcycle was offered only in the BS4 compliant variant and was succeeded by the BS6 variant in 2020. BS6 variant (2020) The BS6 compliant CT110 was launched in July 2020. Most of the features of the bike remain the same as its BS4 predecessor; the differences being as follows: featuring LED DRL lights above the main headlamp and a control switch to toggle either the DRL or main headlight. The graphics options remain the same, while a bigger catalytic converter was provided. The dashboard also comes with a check engine light to warn the rider of any anomalies in the bike in case of issues. CT110X (2021) The Bajaj CT110x was launched in April 2021, again complying with the BS6 emission norms. The bike gets a bunch of components that are not present in the standard CT110 model, while otherwise featuring the same chassis and power plant as the standard variant. Distinguishing features include round headlights, rear taillights resembling the CT 100B, a more rugged look and added luggage rack for off-road commuting. References External links Bajaj CT 100 CT 100