Honda CD 110 Dream Top Speed and Riding Performance

The discontinued Honda CD 110 Dream reached around 86 kmph, with a 109.51 cc engine and 4-speed gearbox.

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The Honda CD 110 Dream was a 109.51 cc commuter motorcycle designed mainly for city travel, local errands, and short suburban journeys. It was discontinued in India in 2025.
Honda CD 110 Dream Top Speed Explained
 

Honda CD 110 Dream Top Speed Explained

    • Reported top speed was around 86 kmph
    • Engine capacity was 109.51 cc
    • Maximum power was 6.47 kW, or about 8.79 PS
    • Maximum torque was 9.30 Nm
    • The motorcycle used a 4-speed gearbox
    • Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI)-claimed mileage was 65 kmpl
    • Kerb weight was 112 kg
    • Fuel tank capacity was 9.1 litre

The CD 110 Dream is no longer part of Honda's current new-motorcycle range. If you are considering another eligible new two-wheeler, financing can be assessed after choosing a model that fits your riding requirements.


Last updated: September 2026

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What was the Honda CD 110 Dream top speed?

The Honda CD 110 Dream had a reported top speed of around 86 kmph. Actual maximum speed could vary with rider weight, pillion load, gradients, wind, tyre pressure, road surface, and motorcycle condition. Maximum speed was only one part of its commuter performance. Fuel efficiency, low-speed control, braking, seat comfort, and ease of use in regular traffic influenced more of the everyday riding experience.
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What was the Honda CD 110 Dream like to ride?

The Honda CD 110 Dream used a 109.51 cc single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected engine producing 6.47 kW, or about 8.79 PS, at 7,500 rpm and 9.30 Nm at 5,500 rpm. The engine worked with a 4-speed manual gearbox and wet multiplate clutch. Its engine output focused on regular city speeds and steady acceleration rather than sustained high-speed riding. The 4-speed gearbox suited short urban journeys and routine suburban travel. At 112 kg, the motorcycle had a manageable kerb weight for parking, U-turns, and stop-start traffic. Pillion load, road gradients, tyre pressure, and maintenance could still affect acceleration and fuel consumption.
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Was the CD 110 Dream a good fit for daily riding?

The Honda CD 110 Dream suited riding patterns centred on city commuting, office or college travel, local errands, and short suburban journeys.
  • Your riding patternHow the Honda CD 110 Dream fitted
    Short city commute109.51 cc engine supported routine urban travel
    Office or college travel4-speed gearbox suited everyday commuting
    Heavy traffic112 kg kerb weight supported low-speed manoeuvring
    Local errandsCommuter dimensions suited repeated short journeys
    Regular pillion useSingle-piece seat supported two-up travel
    Suburban commute86 kmph top speed suited moderate-speed roads
    Occasional faster roadsOvertaking requirements needed consideration
    Frequent highway useEngine output was not designed around sustained high-speed travel

Consider a rider travelling around 30 km each day, with 24 km in city traffic and 6 km on open roads. The rider travels solo during the week and carries a pillion occasionally. For this routine, the 86 kmph top-speed figure would have been only one part of the decision. Fuel efficiency, low-speed handling, braking, comfort, and pillion requirements influenced more of the journey. If the same route shifted towards faster roads, overtaking response and sustained cruising ability would have needed closer consideration.

What mattered beyond CD 110 Dream top speed?

Mileage, weight, braking, suspension, ground clearance, and pillion use all influenced everyday Honda CD 110 Dream ownership.
    • Mileage: The Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI)-claimed mileage was 65 kmpl. Actual mileage varied with traffic, speed, load, tyre pressure, road conditions, and maintenance
    • Engine performance: The 109.51 cc engine produced about 8.79 PS and 9.30 Nm
    • Weight: The motorcycle weighed 112 kg, which supported parking and low-speed manoeuvring
    • Ground clearance: The final model offered around 162 mm ground clearance for regular roads and speed breakers
    • Braking: Front and rear drum brakes worked with Honda's Combined Braking System
    • Suspension: Telescopic front suspension worked with twin hydraulic rear shock absorbers
    • Fuel capacity: The 9.1-litre tank supported regular commuting without frequent refuelling

These factors explain why the CD 110 Dream was designed primarily as a practical commuter rather than a high-speed motorcycle.

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Was the Honda CD 110 Dream suitable for highway riding?

The Honda CD 110 Dream could cover occasional faster-road stretches, but its 109.51 cc engine remained focused mainly on city and suburban commuting. A reported top speed of around 86 kmph should not be treated as a recommended continuous cruising speed. Traffic, wind, gradients, pillion load, road conditions, braking distance, and overtaking requirements all affected faster-road use. If you are considering a used CD 110 Dream today, assess engine response, braking, tyre condition, chain condition, and suspension during a representative test ride. Frequent highway riding places greater emphasis on overtaking response and sustained-speed capability than this commuter-focused motorcycle was designed to provide.

How practical was the CD 110 Dream in city traffic?

The Honda CD 110 Dream was designed mainly around everyday commuting, with a 112 kg kerb weight and compact commuter dimensions. Its relatively low weight supported parking, narrow U-turns, repeated starts, and low-speed manoeuvring. The 4-speed gearbox and 9.30 Nm torque also suited routine acceleration through urban traffic. If you are assessing a used example today, also check the clutch, chain, tyres, brakes, suspension, battery, service history, and signs of prolonged outdoor storage.

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Who should consider a used Honda CD 110 Dream?

A used Honda CD 110 Dream may suit riders looking for a simple commuter motorcycle for city travel, local errands, and short suburban journeys. Its 109.51 cc engine, 4-speed gearbox, 112 kg kerb weight, and commuter-focused setup shaped that use case.
  • A used CD 110 Dream may be relevant if:


    • Most of your riding happens in city or suburban traffic
    • Fuel efficiency is an important ownership consideration
    • You want a relatively light commuter motorcycle
    • You carry a pillion occasionally
    • Your daily journeys are mainly short or moderate in distance
    • You are comfortable buying a discontinued model

Because the CD 110 Dream is discontinued, also consider parts availability, service history, tyre age, mechanical condition, and resale requirements before buying one used.

What replaced the Honda CD 110 Dream?

Honda does not currently position one motorcycle as a direct named successor to the CD 110 Dream. Its current entry-level commuter range includes models such as the Shine 100, which continues Honda's presence in the 100 cc commuter segment. If you are moving from a used CD 110 Dream to a current new motorcycle, compare engine size, weight, fuel efficiency, riding position, braking, purchase price, and your normal route rather than assuming another model is a direct replacement.

How can you finance a current two-wheeler?

Since the Honda CD 110 Dream is discontinued, first confirm that the two-wheeler you plan to buy is eligible for the financing product you are considering. For an eligible new two-wheeler, a Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan can finance up to 100% of the on-road price, subject to eligibility and approval.
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    Maximum financingUp to 100% of the on-road price
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    Use the two-wheeler loan EMI calculator to compare monthly instalments across different loan amounts and repayment tenures.

A longer repayment tenure can reduce the monthly instalment but increase the total interest paid over the loan period. Also include petrol, insurance, servicing, and other ownership expenses when deciding what fits your budget. Check your two-wheeler loan pre-approved offer.

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Frequently asked questions about Honda CD 110 Dream performance

Model status and city use

Pillion use and longer rides

Mileage and maintenance

Is the Honda CD 110 Dream still available new?

The Honda CD 110 Dream is no longer part of Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India's current motorcycle line-up. It was removed from Honda's website and reported discontinued in 2025. You may still find used examples, so check manufacturing year, registration details, service history, tyres, brakes, chain, battery, and overall mechanical condition before considering one.

Was the Honda CD 110 Dream easy to manage in traffic?

The CD 110 Dream weighed around 112 kg and used a 4-speed gearbox, which suited regular low-speed manoeuvring and city travel. Its commuter-focused dimensions also supported parking and U-turns. If you are evaluating a used example, test clutch operation, steering, brakes, suspension, and low-speed balance to understand its current condition.

How did carrying a pillion affect Honda CD 110 Dream performance?

A pillion increased the total load the 109.51 cc engine had to move. This could affect acceleration, braking distance, suspension behaviour, and fuel consumption. If you plan to buy a used CD 110 Dream for regular two-up travel, assess acceleration, braking, seating comfort, and suspension condition with your usual pillion load.

Could the Honda CD 110 Dream handle occasional longer rides?

The CD 110 Dream could cover occasional longer journeys with its 109.51 cc engine, 4-speed gearbox, and 9.1-litre tank. Before using a used example for longer trips, assess cruising speed, overtaking requirements, tyres, brakes, seat comfort, and service history. Frequent highway riding may place greater demands on its commuter-focused engine.

Did riding at higher speeds affect Honda CD 110 Dream mileage?

Yes. Sustained higher speeds, repeated acceleration, traffic, pillion load, tyre pressure, and road conditions could change fuel consumption. The Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI)-claimed mileage was 65 kmpl, but actual mileage depended on riding style, route, maintenance, and the mechanical condition of the motorcycle.

Can maintenance affect Honda CD 110 Dream top speed?

Yes. Tyre pressure, tyre condition, engine oil, air-filter condition, chain adjustment, spark plug performance, clutch condition, and servicing can affect acceleration and maximum speed. This is particularly important for a discontinued used motorcycle. If performance has changed, have the motorcycle inspected instead of comparing it only with the historical 86 kmph figure.

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