TVS Radeon vs Bajaj Platina 110: Comfort Against Mileage

The Bajaj Platina 110 is one of the most comfortable budget motorcycles you can buy, and it makes no secret of that being its whole pitch. The TVS Radeon competes on a broader front: economy, build quality and finish. Here is how they stack up for riders around Araria.

The numbers at a glance

• TVS Radeon: 109.7 cc, 8.19 PS, rated around 70 kmpl, 116 kg
• Bajaj Platina 110: around 115 cc and roughly 8.6 PS
• The Platina has slightly more displacement and power
• The Radeon offers a more premium finish and strong rated mileage

Ride comfort

The Platina 110 uses long travel suspension and a well cushioned seat, and it genuinely soaks up bad roads better than most bikes at this price. The Radeon is no slouch, with tough suspension and a long seat of its own, but on the very worst surfaces the Platina has the edge. If your commute is mostly unmade road, ride the Platina before dismissing it.

Engine and performance

The Platina 110 makes around 8.6 PS from roughly 115 cc, a shade ahead of the Radeon at 8.19 PS from 109.7 cc. In practice these two feel very similar on the road. Neither is fast, and neither is trying to be. Both will carry two adults at a steady 50 kmph without complaint.

Mileage and cost per kilometre

The Radeon is rated at around 70 kmpl and the Platina is quoted in similar territory. Both are genuinely cheap to run. Your monthly fuel spend will be shaped more by how you ride and how often you service than by which one you park at home.

Finish and features

The Radeon is the better presented bike, with chrome detailing, a USB charging port on higher variants and a build that stays looking respectable for years. That matters more than buyers admit, because a commuter is also the vehicle you arrive on.

Service and ownership in Araria

TVS Madni Motors on Dak Bunglow Road is the authorized TVS dealership for Araria. Radeon owners get genuine parts, trained technicians and warranty support in town, with finance and exchange handled at the same desk.

Which one should you buy?

• Choose the TVS Radeon for the better finish, strong rated mileage and authorized local service in Araria.
• Choose the Bajaj Platina 110 if plush suspension over genuinely broken roads is your single highest priority.
• If your roads are reasonable and you want more performance, the TVS Raider 125 is worth the step up.

These two are close enough that we would not argue with either. The deciding question is the state of the road you ride most. Very bad surfaces favour the Platina suspension. Everything else favours the Radeon, which is the better rounded and better finished motorcycle.

Prices and specifications quoted are indicative and change by variant and model year. Call us for an on-road quote.