What are the variants in the Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG bike?
The Bajaj Freedom 125 comes in three variants: NG04 Drum, NG04 Drum LED and NG04 Disc LED. The base NG04 Drum (Rs 95,000) has an LCD instrument cluster, halogen headlights and drum brakes (130mm front and 110mm rear). It is available in two colours including Pewter Grey - Yellow and Ebony Black - Red.
The mid NG04 Drum LED (Rs 1,05,000) also has the same LCD console as the base variant. However, it gets an LED headlight with DRLs (daytime running lights) and drum brakes (130mm on both ends). The top variant NG04 Disc LED (Rs 1,10,000) has a negatively-lit LCD instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity and a dedicated call-receiving switch. It gets an LED headlight with DRLs and is fitted with a 240mm front disc brake and a 130mm rear drum brake. Both these variants get five colour options: Caribbean Blue, Ebony Black – Grey, Pewter Grey – Black, Racing Red and Cyber White.
What is the mileage of the Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG bike?
The Bajaj CNG bike claims a mileage of 102km per kg of CNG and 65kmpl on petrol. That means both tanks would provide a combined range of about 330km (claimed). However, the bike delivered about 85km/kg from CNG and about 56kmpl on petrol in mixed riding conditions, with a total range of around 280km in the real world.
Should I buy the Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG bike?
If you are someone looking to buy a stylish-looking commuter bike with a refined engine, modern features and is cheaper to run as well, then the Bajaj CNG bike can be a great option. But because of the small CNG tank, you will have to visit CNG pumps more often. Moreover, the Bajaj CNG bike is only available in Maharashtra and Gujarat currently and will be launched in other states in a phased manner. While Gujarat has a good CNG pump network, Maharashtra lacks the infrastructure, but Bajaj is closely working with the oil and gas companies to make CNG easily available in the state.
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