Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG: The Freedom, Bajaj’s most avant-garde motorcycle, was just introduced a few days ago for Rs 95,000. Not only has this motorcycle generated a lotBajaj Freedom 125 CNG of talk, but it has also caused some unease for certain two-wheeler businesses. This motorcycle’s running costs will be significantly reduced by using gasoline and CNG together.
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In India, the Bajaj Freedom CNG motorcycle recently went on sale. It is the first CNG bike in the world, ushering in a new era of cost-effective transportation. Although the bike has a 2-liter fuel tank to increase its range, people who are struggling to afford the high cost of petrol might find some respite from their wallets thanks to CNG’s reduced running costs. Here are some close-up photos of the bike.
The design of the Bajaj Freedom is unlike your typical commuter motorcycle. It’s got a hexagonal shaped LED headlight, a dirt bike style fuel tank and small side panel. The rear subframe is partially exposed and has a nifty, body coloured grab rail for the pillion. A tiny LED tail light sits below the seat and the overall design is interesting. Considering the curiosity around the bike and how different this design looks, it should attract a lot of attention.
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The Bajaj Freedom 125 was recently introduced by Bajaj Auto, with prices starting at Rs 95,000 (ex-showroom). It is the first CNG bike in the world and comes with a two-liter fuel tank and a two-kilogram CNG cylinder. It is powered by a 125cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine that generates 9.7Nm and 9.5PS.
The Bajaj Freedom is expected to be a motorcycle intended for commuters. Underneath the seat, there will be a CNG tank that runs the length of the bike. The seat will be one single, distinctly wide, long piece that overlaps part of the fuel tank and terminates with a grip rail. Five-spoke alloy wheels, an all-LED lighting system, and a semi-digital instrument panel are anticipated features of the Bajaj Freedom.
Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG has a CNG tank under the seat, and Bajaj says it can travel 330 miles on a single charge. The 125 cc engine of the motorbike produces 9.37 horsepower and 9.7 Nm of torque.
The motorcycle would cost, ex-showroom, between Rs 95,000 and Rs 1.10 lakh.
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