Bajaj Freedom
Key Specs- 
125 cc, 
9.3 bhp, 
149 kg
Bharat Stage Emission- 6 (BS-VI) Phase 2
Avg. Ex-showroom price
₹ 1,10,055
Bajaj Freedom Price
| Variant | Price | Specifications |
| Freedom Drum | ₹ 95,055 Avg. Ex-Showroom | Drum Brakes, Alloy Wheels |
| Freedom Drum LED | ₹ 1,05,055 Avg. Ex-Showroom | Drum Brakes, Alloy Wheels |
| Freedom Disc LED | ₹ 1,10,055 Avg. Ex-Showroom | Disc Brakes, Alloy Wheels |
Bajaj Freedom Summary
Freedom key highlights
125 cc
330 km: 2 kg CNG – 200 km, 2 litres petrol – 130 km
5 Speed Manual
149 kg
2 litres
CNG & Petrol
About Bajaj Freedom
The Bajaj Freedom pricing for its variation – Freedom Drum – begins at Rs. 95,055. The two variations, Freedom Drum LED and Freedom Disc LED, are priced at Rs. 1,05,055 and Rs. 1,10,055, respectively. The quoted Freedom prices are the average ex-showroom.
The Bajaj Freedom is a street bike available in three variations and seven colors. The Bajaj Freedom is powered by a 125cc BS6 engine that produces 9.3 horsepower and 9.7 Nm. The Bajaj Freedom features front disc and rear drum brakes, resulting in a combined braking system for both wheels. This Freedom bike weighs 149 kg and has a gasoline tank capacity of 2 liters.
Bajaj Freedom Colours
Bajaj Freedom Specification & Features
Specification
Power & Performance
| Fuel Type: | Petrol | CNG | Engine Type: | Air Cooled |
| Max Power: | 9.3 bhp @ 8000 rpm | Transmission: | 5 Speed Manual |
| Max Torque: | 9.7 Nm @ 6000 rpm | Transmission Type: | Chain Drive |
| Displacement: | 125 cc | Clutch: | Wet Multiplate |
| Cylinders: | 1 | Fuel Delivery System: | Fuel Injection |
| Bore: | 54 mm | Fuel Tank Capacity: | 2 litres |
| Stroke: | 54.4 mm | CNG Tank Capacity: | 2 kg |
| Valves Per Cylinder: | —- | Riding Range: | 330 Km |
| Compression Ratio: | —- | Mileage: | —- |
| Ignition: | CDI | Top Speed: | 93 Kmph |
| Spark Plugs: | —- | Emission Standard: | BS6 Phase 2 |
Brakes, Wheels & Suspension
| Front Brake Type: | Drum | Front Tyre Size: | 80/90 – 17 |
| Front Brake Size: | 130 mm | Rear Tyer Size: | 80/100 – 16 |
| Rear Brake Type: | Drum | Tyre Types: | Tubeless |
| Rear Brake Size: | 130 mm | Radial Tyres: | Yes |
| Calliper Type: | —- | Wheel Type: | Alloy |
| Front Wheel Size: | 17 | Front Suspension: | Telescopic Fork |
| Rear Wheel Size: | 16 | Rear Suspensions: | Monoshock Absorber |
| Braking System: | CBS |
Dimensions & Chassis
| Kerb Weight: | 149 kg | Wheelbase: | 1340 mm |
| Overall Lenght: | —- mm | Ground Clearance: | 170 mm |
| Overall Width: | —- mm | Seat Height: | 825 mm |
| Overall Height: | —- mm | Chassis Type: | Trellis Frame |
Features
| Odometer: | Digital | DRLs(Daytime Running Lights): | Yes |
| Speedometer: | Digital | Start Type: | Electric Start |
| Gear Indicator: | Yes | Low Fuel Indicator | Yes |
| Battery: | —- | Headlight Type: | LED |
| USB charging port | —- | Brake/Tail Light: | LED |
| Turn Signal: | Bulb | No. Of Tripmeter: | —- |
| Tachometer: | —- | Tripmeter: | Digital |
| Fuel Guage: | Yes | Additional features: | 2 kg CNG Tank, CNG – Petrol Mode Toggle Switch |
Good Things
Good Things- The bike gets dual fuel system – CNG and petrol
- Overall fuel efficiency will be good
- Easy access to service, spares
Could be Better
Could be Better
- Longer waiting time at refuelling for CNG
- Lack of CNG pumps in rural India
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