Dhanteras 2025: Best Motorcycles Under Rs 80,000 After GST 2.0 Cuts

This Dhanteras, buying a new motorcycle feels budget-friendly. With GST 2.0 reducing small bike costs, more affordable options are available. People who once postponed purchases are now stepping into showrooms.

The budget of Rs 80,000 looks promising if you want a reliable commuter. We bring you five motorcycles that might fit within this budget after tax cuts. Let’s look at their prices, features, and why they could be your festive pick.

Hero Splendor Plus: Rs 71,147

Hero Splendor Plus is India’s most loved commuter bike. It has been trusted for decades by daily riders. It runs on a 97.2cc engine that delivers around 5.9 kW of power. Moreover, the fuel efficiency is excellent, with reports of nearly 62.5 kmpl.

After GST 2.0, Hero has adjusted its pricing to stay attractive. Some festive offers could help you close the deal. If you want tried-and-tested reliability, Splendor Plus remains unbeatable.

Bajaj Platina 110: Rs 65,779 

The Bajaj Platina 110 is the king of mileage in its segment. It is powered by a 115.45cc engine that produces 8.48 bhp. One big advantage is Bajaj’s Comfort and suspension, which makes long rides easier. The bike is known to deliver 70 kmpl fuel economy. This bike is a strong option for office goers and delivery riders due to its better economy, comfort, and simple design.

Honda Shine 100: Rs 61,382

The Shine 100 is Honda’s budget warrior in the commuter market. It has a 98.98cc single-cylinder engine giving 7.5 bhp of power and 8.05 Nm of torque. The Shine 100 is designed to be light and very easy to handle. The price range after GST 2.0 makes it one of the few Honda motorcycles below Rs 80,000 on-road. The Shine 100 also benefits from Honda’s strong after-sales service and reliability. 

Hero Passion Plus: Rs 76,691

The Passion Plus adds style to everyday commuting. It comes with a 97.2cc engine producing 5.9 kW of power. Hero has focused on giving it a modern design with graphics and colors. The bike is also known for good fuel efficiency, close to 60 kmpl. If you want both looks and efficiency, Passion Plus Pro is a smart choice.

Bajaj CT 110X: Rs 62,283

Bajaj CT 110X is a tougher commuter meant for rough Indian roads. It has a 115.45cc engine producing about 8.48 bhp. Unlike most budget bikes, it comes with stronger suspension and thicker crash guards. It also gets semi-knobby tyres, which give better grip on uneven roads. If your rides include village roads or uneven paths, CT 110X is a strong buy.

Before you go, don’t forget to check out the prices of Harley-Davidson bikes after GST 2.0.