Top 7 Bikes in Bangladesh for Daily Office Commuting
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Top 7 Bikes in Bangladesh for Daily Office Commuting

A practical look at seven bikes available in Bangladesh that suit daily office commutes, covering fuel economy, comfort, pricing, running costs and ownership considerations.

07 Ranked
ā§ŗ142k–268k Price
125–150cc CC
5.0★ Top
How we rank: Weighted on power-to-price ratio, verified owner ratings, parts availability, fuel economy, and resale demand across the Bangladesh market.

Overview & Market Context

Daily office commuting in Bangladesh rewards bikes that are efficient, comfortable in heavy traffic and cheap to run and maintain. This selection covers seven notable options currently available in the local market, from economical 125cc commuters by Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Bajaj, TVS and Hero to the more powerful Yamaha FZS Fi V3 for longer or highway-heavy routes. The comparison considers fuel economy, ride comfort, weight, equipment, price positioning and after-sales support. Prices, specifications and availability can change, so buyers should confirm the latest showroom information before purchasing.
Refined 125cc Office Commuter
ā§ŗ151,000 Listed in Bangladesh at roughly ā§ŗ1.6–1.7 lakh depending on brake variant; confirm with an authorised Honda dealer.
Honda CB Shine SP
#1
Honda ¡ Bangladesh Honda Private Limited

Honda CB Shine SP

The CB Shine SP is one of the most established 125cc commuters in Bangladesh. Its 124cc air-cooled engine is tuned for smooth, low-stress power in stop-and-go traffic, and Honda's reputation for refinement and build quality makes it a low-worry choice for riders who cover the same route every day.
Engine 124cc
Max Power 10.7 bhp
Mileage 50–60 kmpl
Top Speed ~100 km/h

Editorial In-Depth Review

For a rider doing 20–40 km a day in city traffic, the Shine SP is hard to fault. It is not the quickest bike in the 125cc class, but its smooth engine, upright ergonomics and strong resale reputation make it a safe, sensible daily tool.
Pros & Strengths
  • â€ĸ Smooth, refined 124cc engine
  • â€ĸ Strong reliability reputation
  • â€ĸ Excellent fuel economy
  • â€ĸ Comfortable upright riding position
  • â€ĸ Widely available service and spare parts
  • â€ĸ Good resale value
Cons & Limitations
  • â€ĸ Modest highway performance
  • â€ĸ Basic instrumentation
  • â€ĸ Styling is conservative
  • â€ĸ Not suited to aggressive riding
Best Suited For: Best suited for daily office riders who value reliability, smooth power delivery and low running costs.

Verified Specification Breakdown

Engine Displacement
125cc
Max Power Output
~10.7 PS @ 7,500 rpm
Peak Torque
~11 Nm @ 6,000 rpm
Fuel Mileage
50–60 kmpl
Top Speed
95 km/h
Kerb Weight
116 kg
Brakes & ABS
Disc
Rank #02 Economical City Commuter
ā§ŗ163,000 Typically priced around ā§ŗ1.4–1.5 lakh; variants and dealer pricing may differ.
Yamaha Saluto 125
#2
Yamaha ¡ ACI Motors Ltd

Yamaha Saluto 125

The Yamaha Saluto 125 is a practical commuter built around a 125cc engine that favours economy over outright speed. Its light handling, soft ride and easy controls make it comfortable in dense city traffic, and it carries Yamaha's reputation for smooth, dependable engines.
Engine 125cc
Max Power ~8.5 bhp
Mileage 55–65 kmpl
Top Speed ~95 km/h

Editorial In-Depth Review

The Saluto is a straightforward, comfortable office bike. It will not excite anyone at a traffic light, but its light weight, comfortable seat and low running costs suit riders who just want to get to work without fuss.
Pros & Strengths
  • â€ĸ Very good fuel economy
  • â€ĸ Light and easy to manoeuvre
  • â€ĸ Comfortable, soft ride
  • â€ĸ Trusted Yamaha engine
  • â€ĸ Low running costs
Cons & Limitations
  • â€ĸ Modest top speed
  • â€ĸ Limited power for pillion-heavy highway use
  • â€ĸ Basic feature set
Best Suited For: Ideal for city riders who want a light, comfortable and fuel-efficient bike for congested daily routes.

Verified Specification Breakdown

Engine Displacement
125cc
Max Power Output
~8–9 PS
Peak Torque
~9–10 Nm
Fuel Mileage
55–65 kmpl
Top Speed
90 km/h
Kerb Weight
110 kg
Brakes & ABS
Disc
Rank #03 Stylish 125cc Commuter
ā§ŗ141,950 Listed from around ā§ŗ1.8 lakh; check Suzuki Bangladesh for the current price.
Suzuki GSX 125
#3
Suzuki ¡ RANCON Motor Bikes Ltd

Suzuki GSX 125

The GSX 125 brings a sport-inspired look to the 125cc commuter class. Its engine is tuned for everyday fuel efficiency, while the styling gives it more visual presence than most bikes in its price range.
Engine 125cc
Max Power ~9.5 bhp
Mileage 50–55 kmpl
Top Speed ~100 km/h

Editorial In-Depth Review

The GSX 125 suits riders who want a commuter that still looks sharp in the office car park. Its strengths are style and everyday economy rather than outright performance.
Pros & Strengths
  • â€ĸ Sporty styling for a commuter
  • â€ĸ Good fuel efficiency
  • â€ĸ Suzuki reliability
  • â€ĸ Easy to ride in traffic
  • â€ĸ Practical everyday ergonomics
Cons & Limitations
  • â€ĸ Priced above some 125cc rivals
  • â€ĸ Modest power output
  • â€ĸ Ride is firmer than pure commuters
Best Suited For: A good fit for riders who want commuter economy with a sportier look than typical 125cc bikes.

Verified Specification Breakdown

Engine Displacement
125cc
Max Power Output
~9–10 PS
Peak Torque
~9–10 Nm
Fuel Mileage
50–55 kmpl
Top Speed
95 km/h
Kerb Weight
120 kg
Brakes & ABS
Disc
Rank #04 Value-Focused 125cc Commuter
ā§ŗ160,600 Typically around ā§ŗ1.5 lakh for the disc variant; verify with a Bajaj showroom.
Bajaj Discover 125
#4
Bajaj ¡ Uttara Motors Ltd

Bajaj Discover 125

The Discover 125 has been one of the best-selling bikes in its class in Bangladesh, helped by Bajaj's wide dealer network and inexpensive spares. It offers a good balance of pep and economy, with a comfortable seat and adjustable rear suspension.
Engine 125cc
Max Power ~11 bhp
Mileage 55–60 kmpl
Top Speed ~100 km/h

Editorial In-Depth Review

For riders who care about cost of ownership above all, the Discover 125 is a strong pick. Parts are cheap, service points are everywhere, and its performance is more than adequate for a daily commute.
Pros & Strengths
  • â€ĸ Wide service network
  • â€ĸ Inexpensive spare parts
  • â€ĸ Lively 125cc performance
  • â€ĸ Comfortable seat
  • â€ĸ Good fuel economy
  • â€ĸ Attractive price
Cons & Limitations
  • â€ĸ Refinement trails Honda and Yamaha
  • â€ĸ Basic equipment
  • â€ĸ Design feels dated
Best Suited For: Best suited for budget-conscious riders who want proven economy and cheap, easily found spare parts.

Verified Specification Breakdown

Engine Displacement
125cc
Max Power Output
~11 PS @ 8,000 rpm
Peak Torque
~11 Nm @ 6,000 rpm
Fuel Mileage
55–60 kmpl
Top Speed
100 km/h
Kerb Weight
118 kg
Brakes & ABS
Disc
Rank #05 Feature-Rich 125cc Commuter
ā§ŗ169,900 Listed at roughly ā§ŗ1.9 lakh; variants (drum/disc, connected console) may cost more.
TVS Raider 125
#5
TVS ¡ TVS Auto Bangladesh Ltd

TVS Raider 125

The Raider 125 is one of the most modern bikes in the 125cc class, with sharp styling, a digital instrument cluster and a punchy engine. It gives up a little pure economy in exchange for livelier performance and more features.
Engine 125cc
Max Power ~11.4 bhp
Mileage 50–60 kmpl
Top Speed ~100 km/h

Editorial In-Depth Review

The Raider 125 is the most 'exciting' commuter here. It suits riders who want personality and features in a 125cc bike and are willing to pay more for them.
Pros & Strengths
  • â€ĸ Strong 125cc performance
  • â€ĸ Modern digital instrument cluster
  • â€ĸ Sharp, contemporary styling
  • â€ĸ Good fuel economy
  • â€ĸ Comfortable ergonomics
Cons & Limitations
  • â€ĸ Higher price than most 125cc rivals
  • â€ĸ Smaller service network than Honda or Bajaj
  • â€ĸ Slightly firmer ride
Best Suited For: Ideal for younger office riders who want modern styling, digital features and punchy performance.

Verified Specification Breakdown

Engine Displacement
125cc
Max Power Output
~11.4 PS @ 7,500 rpm
Peak Torque
~11.2 Nm @ 6,000 rpm
Fuel Mileage
50–60 kmpl
Top Speed
99 km/h
Kerb Weight
123 kg
Brakes & ABS
Disc
Rank #06 Stylish Economy Commuter
ā§ŗ147,000 Typically priced near ā§ŗ1.5–1.6 lakh; confirm current pricing at a Hero dealer.
Hero Glamour 125
#6
Hero ¡ Hero MotoCorp

Hero Glamour 125

The Glamour 125 is known for balancing attractive styling with very good fuel economy. Its 125cc engine is tuned for smooth low- and mid-range response, which works well for daily city and suburban commuting.
Engine 125cc
Max Power ~10.7 bhp
Mileage 55–65 kmpl
Top Speed ~100 km/h

Editorial In-Depth Review

The Glamour is a pleasant, low-drama commuter with a comfortable riding position. It is a sensible option for riders who want a stylish everyday bike without paying premium prices.
Pros & Strengths
  • â€ĸ Very good fuel economy
  • â€ĸ Attractive commuter styling
  • â€ĸ Comfortable seat and upright posture
  • â€ĸ Smooth low-rpm engine
  • â€ĸ Reasonable price
Cons & Limitations
  • â€ĸ Not the most powerful in class
  • â€ĸ Limited features
  • â€ĸ Modest highway performance
Best Suited For: A good fit for riders who want good looks and excellent mileage in one practical package.

Verified Specification Breakdown

Engine Displacement
125cc
Max Power Output
~10.7 PS @ 7,500 rpm
Peak Torque
~10.6 Nm @ 6,000 rpm
Fuel Mileage
55–65 kmpl
Top Speed
95 km/h
Kerb Weight
122 kg
Brakes & ABS
Disc
Rank #07 Premium 150cc Commuter
ā§ŗ268,000 Listed from around ā§ŗ3.2–3.4 lakh; variants and ABS options may change the price.
Yamaha FZS Fi V3
#7
Yamaha ¡ ACI Motors Ltd

Yamaha FZS Fi V3

The FZS Fi V3 is a fuel-injected 149cc naked bike that sits at the sporty end of the commuter range. It offers comfortable ergonomics, stronger performance for highway stretches and better refinement than 125cc bikes, at a notably higher price.
Engine 149cc
Max Power ~12.4 bhp
Mileage 40–50 kmpl
Top Speed ~120 km/h

Editorial In-Depth Review

If your commute includes highway sections or you regularly carry a pillion, the FZS Fi V3 gives a level of performance and stability the 125cc bikes cannot. The trade-off is a higher purchase price and somewhat lower fuel economy.
Pros & Strengths
  • â€ĸ Fuel-injected 149cc engine
  • â€ĸ Strong highway performance
  • â€ĸ Comfortable upright ergonomics
  • â€ĸ Smooth, refined power delivery
  • â€ĸ Stable handling
  • â€ĸ Good build quality
Cons & Limitations
  • â€ĸ Higher price
  • â€ĸ Lower mileage than 125cc bikes
  • â€ĸ Heavier in tight traffic
Best Suited For: Best suited for riders with longer or highway-heavy commutes who want more power and refinement.

Verified Specification Breakdown

Engine Displacement
150cc
Max Power Output
~12.4 PS @ 7,250 rpm
Peak Torque
~13.3 Nm @ 5,500 rpm
Fuel Mileage
40–50 kmpl
Top Speed
120 km/h
Kerb Weight
135 kg
Brakes & ABS
ABS

Which One Fits You

Matched by rider priorities and riding goals rather than strict ranking.

Best suited for daily office riders who value reliability, smooth power delivery and low running costs.

The CB Shine SP is one of the most established 125cc commuters in Bangladesh. Its 124cc air-cooled engine is tuned for smooth, low-stress power in stop-and-go traffic, and Honda's reputation for refinement and build quality makes it a low-worry choice for riders who cover the same route every day.

Ideal for city riders who want a light, comfortable and fuel-efficient bike for congested daily routes.

The Yamaha Saluto 125 is a practical commuter built around a 125cc engine that favours economy over outright speed. Its light handling, soft ride and easy controls make it comfortable in dense city traffic, and it carries Yamaha's reputation for smooth, dependable engines.

A good fit for riders who want commuter economy with a sportier look than typical 125cc bikes.

The GSX 125 brings a sport-inspired look to the 125cc commuter class. Its engine is tuned for everyday fuel efficiency, while the styling gives it more visual presence than most bikes in its price range.

Best suited for budget-conscious riders who want proven economy and cheap, easily found spare parts.

The Discover 125 has been one of the best-selling bikes in its class in Bangladesh, helped by Bajaj's wide dealer network and inexpensive spares. It offers a good balance of pep and economy, with a comfortable seat and adjustable rear suspension.

Ideal for younger office riders who want modern styling, digital features and punchy performance.

The Raider 125 is one of the most modern bikes in the 125cc class, with sharp styling, a digital instrument cluster and a punchy engine. It gives up a little pure economy in exchange for livelier performance and more features.

A good fit for riders who want good looks and excellent mileage in one practical package.

The Glamour 125 is known for balancing attractive styling with very good fuel economy. Its 125cc engine is tuned for smooth low- and mid-range response, which works well for daily city and suburban commuting.

Best suited for riders with longer or highway-heavy commutes who want more power and refinement.

The FZS Fi V3 is a fuel-injected 149cc naked bike that sits at the sporty end of the commuter range. It offers comfortable ergonomics, stronger performance for highway stretches and better refinement than 125cc bikes, at a notably higher price.

Full Spec Comparison

Side by side matrix of all ranked bikes. Scroll horizontally on smaller screens.

Bike Engine Power Torque Top Speed Mileage Kerb Wt. Brakes Price
Honda CB Shine SP 125cc ~10.7 PS @ 7,500 rpm ~11 Nm @ 6,000 rpm 95 km/h 50–60 kmpl 116 kg Disc ā§ŗ151,000
Yamaha Saluto 125 125cc ~8–9 PS ~9–10 Nm 90 km/h 55–65 kmpl 110 kg Disc ā§ŗ163,000
Suzuki GSX 125 125cc ~9–10 PS ~9–10 Nm 95 km/h 50–55 kmpl 120 kg Disc ā§ŗ141,950
Bajaj Discover 125 125cc ~11 PS @ 8,000 rpm ~11 Nm @ 6,000 rpm 100 km/h 55–60 kmpl 118 kg Disc ā§ŗ160,600
TVS Raider 125 125cc ~11.4 PS @ 7,500 rpm ~11.2 Nm @ 6,000 rpm 99 km/h 50–60 kmpl 123 kg Disc ā§ŗ169,900
Hero Glamour 125 125cc ~10.7 PS @ 7,500 rpm ~10.6 Nm @ 6,000 rpm 95 km/h 55–65 kmpl 122 kg Disc ā§ŗ147,000
Yamaha FZS Fi V3 150cc ~12.4 PS @ 7,250 rpm ~13.3 Nm @ 5,500 rpm 120 km/h 40–50 kmpl 135 kg ABS ā§ŗ268,000

* Figures compiled from manufacturer official spec sheets and authorized dealer listings in Bangladesh.

Questions Before You Buy

The 125cc models (Honda CB Shine SP, Yamaha Saluto 125, Hero Glamour 125, Bajaj Discover 125) generally deliver the best real-world economy, often in the 55–65 km/L range in city use. The 149cc Yamaha FZS Fi V3 uses more fuel but offers stronger highway performance.

For most city and suburban commutes, yes. 125cc bikes are light, efficient and cheap to run. If your route includes long highway stretches or you often carry a pillion, a 150cc bike gives more comfortable overtaking and cruising.

Fuel economy, ride comfort, ease of handling in traffic, reliability, and the availability and cost of service and spare parts. Peak power and top speed matter far less for everyday office riding.

Bikes from brands with wide service networks and inexpensive spares, such as Bajaj and Honda, tend to have the lowest ownership costs. Always check service centre availability near your home and office before buying.

Sources: Manufacturer spec sheets, authorized dealer price listings, and verified showroom catalogs across Bangladesh. Prices and promotions are subject to changes by distributors. Always verify with your local showroom before finalizing purchases.

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