They have a decent luggage rack in the back as well as a rather sizable grab rail for the back pillion. Halogen bulbs are used for the vehicle's headlights, taillights, and turn signals. The Bajaj CT125X also has rubber grips on the side crash guard, analogue instruments, and twin shock absorbers at the back, a luggage carrier above the exhaust to prevent the goods from burning, and a blacked-out effect on the entire motorcycle, barring body panels. The bike costs around Rs. 72,000 and is one of the best bikes under Rs. 90,000.

The new Platina 110, according to Bajaj Auto, has an industry-leading spring-on-spring suspension and Nitrox gas-charged shock absorbers, which make it more comfortable. The bike is also equipped with tubeless tires. The Bajaj Platina 110's new 115.5cc, single cylinder, the air-cooled engine puts out 8.4 PS at 7000 RPM; also, the 9.81 Nm of maximum torque is at 5000 RPM. In this class, the torque value is the highest.

The DRL and the main halogen bulb makes up the headlight assembly. Even the headlight dome is tastefully accented with stickering. The fuel tank is deftly moulded into a circle, and the golden highlights on the stamped "Platina" insignia are really attractive.

Due to the seat's width, the rider and the passenger may sit and ride without discomfort. The saddle position on this bike also offers excellent support during long rides. Bajaj is renowned for making high-quality engines. The bike's high-quality engine provides good performance and outstanding mileage.