Honda CD 70 Owner's Guide 2026: Mileage, Parts & Costs

Last updated: 12 November 2026

Quick answer: The Honda CD 70 price in Pakistan is Rs 159,900, and the CD 70 Dream costs Rs 170,900, on Atlas Honda's official website (re-checked 11 November 2026, unchanged). The 2027-model CD 70 went on sale in early August 2026 at the same price, with new stickers and a blue option but no mechanical changes.

The current figure and full specs also sit on our Honda CD 70 price in Pakistan page.

It has a 72cc four-stroke engine and an 8.5-litre fuel tank, and most well-maintained bikes return roughly 50–55 km per litre in real riding. Genuine engine oil for it (20W-40, 700 ml) costs Rs 860.

Key takeaways

• Price (checked 11 Nov 2026): CD 70 Rs 159,900, CD 70 Dream Rs 170,900 (Atlas Honda). Your dealer may add registration and other charges on top.
• 2027 model: launched in early August 2026 at an unchanged price. Only the graphics and colour choices changed (PakWheels).
• Fuel tank: 8.5 litres, including a 1.0-litre reserve.
• Fuel average: the popular "70 km/l" figure is an ideal-conditions number. Expect about 50–53 km/l on a run-in bike with one rider (PakWheels).
• Oil: 20W-40 JASO MA, 0.6 litre at a change; a 700 ml pack covers it with a little left for top-ups. Change it at 500 km first, then every 2,000 km.
• Clones: 78cc "70" bikes from United and Road Prince cost about Rs 40,000–49,000 less, but PakWheels lists a lower fuel average for them.

Disclaimer: Motorcycle prices in Pakistan change with taxes, the rupee and company announcements. The official bike prices were re-checked on 11 November 2026 and the parts prices in September 2026, and any of them may have changed by the time you read this. Confirm the final on-road price with an authorised Atlas Honda dealer before you pay. For specifications and service intervals, your owner's manual is the final word.

Honda CD 70 Price in Pakistan Today (November 2026)

These are Atlas Honda's own listed prices. Check them on the official CD 70 page and the CD 70 Dream page.

Model	Official price	Colours listed	Source
Honda CD 70 (2027 model)	Rs 159,900	Red, Black, Blue	Atlas Honda
Honda CD 70 Dream	Rs 170,900	Red, Black, Silver	Atlas Honda

First checked 27 September 2026 and re-checked on the Atlas Honda motorcycles page on 11 November 2026 (unchanged). The listed price is the company price; registration, number plates and any dealer charges are extra. Check with your dealer.

Is there a price cut? Probably not. Posts claiming a CD 70 price cut circulate on social media from time to time. Atlas Honda has publicly denied them and asked buyers to trust only official channels (TechJuice, Daily Ausaf, 4 Sept 2026). If a "70 ki price" you see online is much lower than Rs 159,900, compare it with the Atlas Honda website before you believe it.

What's new on the 2027 CD 70?

According to PakWheels' launch report (24 Sept 2026), the 2027 model is a model-year refresh. The graphics on the tank and side covers are new, while the engine, gearbox, chassis and dimensions are unchanged. PakWheels also lists blue as a newly added colour. Reports give slightly different launch dates in the first week of August 2026, so we just say "early August".

Should you wait for the next model? For most buyers it makes no difference. A CD 70 from one model year to the next usually differs only in stickers, so buy when you need the bike.

How Has the Honda CD 70 Price Changed? 2024, 2025 and 2026

Many people still search for the "CD 70 price in Pakistan 2024" or "2025". Those figures are out of date now, but the history shows how the price has moved:

When	CD 70	CD 70 Dream	What happened	Source
June 2025	Rs 157,900	Rs 168,900	Price before the 2025–26 budget	Daily Ausaf, 1 Jul 2025
From July 2025	Rs 159,900 (+Rs 2,000)	Not confirmed	Increase after new budget taxes	Samaa
Early August 2026	Rs 159,900	—	2027 model launched at the same price	PakWheels
27 Sept 2026	Rs 159,900	Rs 170,900	Current official listing	Atlas Honda

An honest caveat: In February 2026, Bloom Pakistan published a price list effective 1 March 2026 that showed the CD 70 at Rs 151,900 and the Dream at Rs 162,900. That doesn't match the other reports or the price on Atlas Honda's own website, and we couldn't confirm it, so we left it out of the table. Go by the official website and your dealer.

We haven't listed older 2024 prices (including searches like "CD 70 price 2024 black"). They no longer apply, and all colours of the current CD 70 cost the same.

CD 70 vs CD 70 Dream: What's the Difference?

The CD 70 Dream price in Pakistan is Rs 11,000 higher than the standard CD 70 (full specs on our Honda CD 70 Dream page, and the two side by side in CD 70 vs CD 70 Dream). Atlas Honda's specification pages list the same engine, gearbox, frame, tyre sizes, weight and ground clearance for both bikes. The Dream's page lists a 1,899 mm length and an 8.6-litre tank, compared with 1,897 mm and 8.5 litres for the standard bike. The extra money pays for the Dream's different styling and finish, not for more performance.

Which should you buy? Choose the standard CD 70 if you want the lowest cost and the easiest resale. Choose the Dream if you like its look and don't mind paying extra for it. Running costs, parts and oil are almost the same for both. One difference: the CD 70 Dream uses a Dream-specific carburetor listing for 2013-on bikes (see the parts table), so give your mechanic the exact model name.

Honda CD 70 Specifications

Unless marked otherwise, these are from Atlas Honda's CD 70 page, checked September 2026.

Specification	Honda CD 70
Engine	4-stroke, OHC, air-cooled, single cylinder
Displacement	72 cc
Bore × stroke	47.0 × 41.4 mm
Compression ratio	9.3:1
Clutch	Multi-plate wet clutch (no hand clutch lever)
Transmission	4-speed constant mesh
Starting	Kick start
Frame	Backbone type
Length × width × height	1,897 × 751 × 1,014 mm
Dry weight	82 kg
Ground clearance	136 mm
Fuel tank	8.5 L (1.0 L reserve)
Front tyre	2.25-17 (4 PR)
Rear tyre	2.50-17 (4 PR)
Brakes	Drum, front and rear (listed by PakWheels)
Power	5.1 HP @ 7,500 rpm (listed by PakWheels, not on the Atlas page)
Top speed	About 85 km/h (listed by PakWheels, not on the Atlas page)

What this means in practice: the CD 70 is light and narrow, and with 136 mm of ground clearance it can cope with broken streets, but it has drum brakes and a small engine. With a pillion and shopping on board it slows down noticeably on flyovers and inclines. Leave more room for braking than you would on a bigger bike, especially on wet roads.

What Is the CD 70 Fuel Tank Capacity and Real Range?

The CD 70 fuel tank capacity is 8.5 litres, and 1.0 litre of that is the reserve (Atlas Honda). The Dream's listing says 8.6 litres. So when people search for "CD 70 petrol tank capacity" or "tanki kitne litre ki hai", the answer is roughly 8.5 litres.

A rough range estimate (our calculation, not an official figure): 8.5 litres × about 50 km/l ≈ 400–425 km on a full tank. The 1-litre reserve is worth about 50 km. Treat that as a limit, not a target. Running on reserve all the time pulls sediment from the bottom of the tank into the fuel tap and carburetor, which is a common cause of sputtering on older bikes.

Practical tips:

• Fill up before switching to reserve on highway trips. Petrol stations can be far apart on some routes.
• If the bike sputters on reserve, the fuel tap filter or carburetor may need cleaning.
• Look inside the tank with a torch when you buy a used bike. A rusty tank will keep blocking the carburetor.

Honda CD 70 Fuel Average: 70 km/l or Less?

The number "70 km/l" gets repeated everywhere. A PakWheels analysis (May 2026) says that figure is an ideal-conditions claim, and that real averages are lower:

Situation	Typical fuel average	Source
New bike, first ~1,500 km (running-in)	40–45 km/l	PakWheels blog
Run-in, well maintained, one rider	50–53 km/l	PakWheels blog
PakWheels spec listing	55 km/l	PakWheels
With the upgrades PakWheels suggests	About 57 km/l	PakWheels blog

So "CD 70 ka average kitna hai?" Plan on about 50–55 km/l once the bike is run in. It will be lower with a pillion, in stop-go traffic or with soft tyres.

How to keep the average up (no gimmicks):

1. Tyre pressure: check it cold every week or two against your manual. Soft tyres are the most common hidden cause of a poor average.
2. Chain: a dry, rusty or over-tight chain wastes power. Clean it and lube it (see maintenance below).
3. Air filter: dusty cities clog it quickly. The genuine CD 70 element costs only Rs 160 (2013-on model) on the Atlas Honda parts shop.
4. Spark plug: a worn plug causes hard starts and wastes fuel. The genuine one is Rs 350.
5. Brake drag: lift each wheel and spin it. It should turn freely. A dragging brake shoe hurts the average.
6. Riding style: shift up early, hold a steady 40–50 km/h, and don't keep the engine at full throttle in third gear.

PakWheels also suggests a 15-tooth front sprocket instead of the stock 14T for better economy. This makes the gearing taller, so pickup gets weaker, especially with a pillion. Talk it over with your mechanic before changing it.

Can You Buy a Honda CD 70 on Installments in 2026?

Atlas Honda doesn't sell bikes on installments itself. Banks offer financing for the CD 70 through dealers. As of 2026, reported plans include:

• Bank Alfalah "Step-By-Step" 0% markup: reported in January 2026 as Rs 26,650 a month on a 6-month plan for the CD 70 at Rs 159,900, plus a one-time processing fee and Federal Excise Duty (Pakistan Observer, 30 Jan 2026). A 3-month option of about Rs 53,300 a month has also been reported. The same report says delivery may take up to 28 working days after approval.
• Meezan Bank: offers Shariah-compliant bike financing, and some reports mention both 0% and profit-rate plans over longer tenures. We couldn't confirm the current Meezan terms from an official source.

Before you sign an installment plan:

• Work out the total you'll pay: the monthly amount × months, plus the processing fee, FED, insurance and any down payment. Compare that with Rs 159,900.
• A "0% markup" plan usually runs for a short tenure with a high monthly payment. Longer plans usually carry markup.
• Find out whose name the bike is registered in and when you receive the original documents.
• Watch out for unofficial "installment dealers" charging a very high total. Get the full cost in writing.

These plans change often, so check the current terms with the bank directly.

CD 70 Spare Parts Price List (September 2026)

Genuine parts prices come from the Atlas Honda official parts shop. For items Atlas doesn't list online, we used Pakistani online parts sellers that sell the item as genuine Atlas Honda. All prices approximate, checked September 2026, and can change.

Part (CD 70)	Price	Grade	Source
Engine oil 700 ml, 20W-40	Rs 860	Genuine	Atlas Honda
Pro Honda oil 700 ml	Rs 990	Genuine	Atlas Honda
Chain sprocket kit	Rs 2,180	Genuine	Atlas Honda
Brake shoe (fits front and rear)	Rs 620	Genuine	Atlas Honda
Spark plug	Rs 350	Genuine	Atlas Honda
Air filter element (2013 onwards)	Rs 160	Genuine	Atlas Honda
Headlight assembly	Rs 1,250	Genuine	Atlas Honda
Front shocks (fork set, L+R)	Rs 9,000	Sold as genuine	Moto Parts Pakistan
Back shocks (rear set of 2)	Rs 8,000	Sold as genuine	Moto Parts Pakistan
Carburetor, CD 70 Euro / Dream (2013+)	Rs 5,700–6,000	Sold as genuine	Honda Zone, Moto Parts Pakistan
Rear tyre with tube (6-ply)	Rs 2,350	Atlas Honda listing	Honda Zone
Tanki tapay (fuel tank + side covers, 2023 red)	Rs 10,900	Sold as genuine	Honda Zone
Alloy rims (aftermarket)	About Rs 20,000–21,500 per listing	Aftermarket	Bike Spare Parts (listings don't say whether that's one rim or a pair; ask the seller)

Reading the table:

• Honda CD 70 front shock price vs back shocks: Rs 8,000–9,000 a set for genuine parts is the normal range. A leaking fork seal can often be fixed by replacing the seal rather than the whole set, so ask your mechanic first.
• CD 70 carburetor price: very cheap "genuine" carburetors deserve suspicion. Most carburetor problems come from dirt, and cleaning often fixes them without buying a new unit.
• Tanki tapay: a genuine tank set costs much more than most people expect. Cheap sets use thinner metal and weaker paint.
• Alloy rims for CD 70: see the modification section before you buy them.

For the full list covering the CD 70, CG 125, YBR and GS 150, read our bike spare parts price list. For the CD 70, Bike Markaz sells the genuine Atlas Honda Air Cleaner Element CD70 (Rs 160, 2013 onwards), the genuine Atlas Honda Chain Sprocket Kit for the CD70 (Rs 2,180) and a Crown magnet coil ring (stator) for the CDI CD70 (Rs 2,000); browse spare parts for the rest of what we stock, and send us a photo of the old part if you're unsure about fitment.

Engine Oil and Maintenance Schedule for the CD 70

Atlas Honda sells a 700 ml pack of 20W-40 JASO MA oil made for the CD 70 (Rs 860 genuine, Rs 990 for Pro Honda). Atlas Honda's CD 70 specification sheet puts the engine oil at 0.6 litre at an oil change (0.8 litre after an engine rebuild), so the 700 ml pack covers a change with a little left for top-ups. Any quality oil rated 20W-40 and JASO MA is correct; our best engine oil for a 70cc bike guide compares the bottles. Never use car oil. The CD 70's clutch runs in the engine oil, and friction modifiers in car oil can make it slip. Bike Markaz sells Atlas Honda Engine Oil 20W40 750ml (Rs 870) and Atlas Motorcycle Engine Oil 20W40 1L (Rs 1,150), both 20W-40 JASO MA. For grades, prices and how to change oil yourself, see our bike engine oil guide or browse engine oil. A good 10W-40 JASO MA oil also works if your manual allows it, but for a 70cc commuter, changing oil on time matters more than using expensive oil.

Service intervals Atlas Honda has published (Atlas Honda service tips):

Item	Interval	Notes
Engine oil (first change)	500 km	Running-in oil; don't skip it
Engine oil (after that)	Every 2,000 km	Change sooner in heavy dust or stop-go summer traffic
Air cleaner	Every 5,000 km	Check it more often on dusty or unpaved roads
Spark plug	Every 12,000 km	Replace sooner if the bike becomes hard to start

Other checks we recommend (general guidance; follow your manual and mechanic for exact specs):

• Chain: check the slack and lube it every few hundred km, and always after riding in rain or through dust. The CD 70's chain is half-covered, so it gets dirtier than you'd think. A chain cleaner followed by a road chain lube does the job.
• Brakes: drum brakes need adjusting as the shoes wear. If the lever or pedal travels a long way before the brake bites, have them adjusted or replaced (Rs 620 per shoe set for genuine).
• Tappets and carburetor: a ticking noise or rough idle means it's time for a tappet adjustment and carburetor cleaning. Your mechanic should do these by the manual.
• Tyres: look for cracks, cuts and bald centres. Pakistani summer heat and heavy pillion loads wear the rear tyre first.
• Electrical: check the horn, indicators and brake light every week. A dead brake light is a common cause of rear-end accidents at night.

Seasonal notes for Pakistani riders:

• Summer (40°C+): air-cooled engines run hot in slow traffic. Keep the oil level right and don't stretch the oil interval.
• Monsoon: after riding through standing water, check the oil for a milky colour and clean and lube the chain. A rain suit keeps you dry, and a waterproof bike cover protects the tank paint and seat when the bike is parked outside.
• Winter mornings: the bike may need several kicks when cold. Replace a weak spark plug before winter starts.

What Wears Out First on a CD 70?

On a bike that carries two people and goods through potholes, these parts usually need attention first:

1. Chain sprocket kit: it stretches faster when the chain is left dry and dirty. If the sprocket teeth look hooked, replace the kit (Rs 2,180 for the genuine kit).
2. Brake shoes: they wear quickly in city traffic.
3. Rear tyre: pillion weight and heat wear it faster than the front.
4. Rear shocks: constant overloading makes the ride bouncy and makes the bike bottom out on speed breakers.
5. Air filter and spark plug: cheap to replace, and they cause most of the "average kam ho gaya" complaints.
6. Fork seals: potholes and dust wear them out. Watch for oil on the front fork tubes.

Is a Clone 70cc Bike as Good as the Genuine Honda CD 70?

Pakistan has many CD 70-style bikes from local assemblers. Four popular ones, with the listed prices (PakWheels in September 2026 unless the source column says otherwise):

Bike	Listed price	Engine	Fuel average (as listed)	Source
Honda CD 70	Rs 159,900	72 cc	55 km/l	PakWheels
United US 70	Rs 114,000 (from 11 April 2026)	78 cc	50 km/l	Daily Ausaf (price), PakWheels (average)
Super Power SP 70	Rs 116,500	78 cc	47 km/l (Super Power claims 70 km/l and a 10-litre tank)	PakWheels (price, average), Super Power (claim, tank)
Road Prince 70 Passion Plus	Rs 119,500	78 cc	45 km/l	PakWheels
Unique UD 70	Rs 121,500 (base, from 18 July 2025)	not published	45 km/l	ProPakistani (price), PakWheels (average)

Where clones win: the purchase price is roughly Rs 40,000–49,000 lower. They also have a slightly bigger engine, and many riders say they pick up faster. United's whole range, including the US 70, is in our United 125 price in Pakistan guide. We also have spec pages for the Road Prince RP 70, Super Power SP 70 and Unique UD 70, and the CD 70 vs United US 70 comparison.

Where the Honda wins: PakWheels lists a better fuel average for the Honda, and its own pages mention "low build quality" and an "unrefined engine" among the clones' weak points. Genuine Atlas Honda parts have published prices and are easy to find, and a used Honda is generally easier to sell and holds its value better. Over several years, fuel savings and resale value close a good part of the price gap, but how much depends on how far you ride and how long you keep the bike.

Honda 70 vs Unique 70, in one line: the Unique UD 70 is about Rs 38,400 cheaper (Rs 121,500 against Rs 159,900), but Unique publishes no fuel average or specifications we could verify (PakWheels lists 45 km/l, against 55 km/l for the CD 70) and its resale is far weaker. The full side-by-side is on our Honda CD 70 vs Unique UD 70 page.

Our honest take: if you ride a lot and plan to keep the bike for years, the Honda usually makes more sense. If your budget can't stretch that far, a well-kept clone from a known assembler, maintained with the correct 20W-40 oil and good parts, will still do the job. Either way, the maintenance advice in this guide applies.

What Should You Check When Buying a Used CD 70?

A used CD 70 is often the best-value bike in Pakistan, but only if you check it properly. Take this list with you:

Documents first

• The original registration book or smart card matches the seller's CNIC, or there's a clear transfer letter chain.
• The chassis and engine numbers on the bike match the documents exactly. Scraped or re-punched numbers mean walk away.
• Check the registration and any pending challans or token tax on your province's excise website or app.

Engine

• Ask for a cold start: put your hand on the engine before the ride. A seller who has warmed it up may be hiding a starting problem.
• Watch for blue or white smoke from the exhaust once it's warm. It points to worn rings or valve seals.
• Listen for loud ticking or knocking. Light tappet noise is normal; heavy knocking is not.
• Look for oil leaks around the cylinder head and engine covers.
• Pull the dipstick. Black, gritty or milky oil tells you how the bike was looked after.

Test ride (at least 10 minutes if possible)

• Shift through all four gears. Shifts should be clean, without jumping out of gear or the engine racing without the bike pulling (clutch slip).
• Brake firmly from 40 km/h. The bike should stop straight without pulling to one side.
• Ride over a speed breaker. Knocking from the front means worn forks or bearings; bouncing at the rear means tired shocks.
• Let go of the handlebar briefly on a straight, empty road at low speed. A pull to one side can mean a bent frame or fork from an accident.

Body and chassis

• Check the tank inside with a torch for rust.
• Check the chain and sprocket teeth for hooking.
• Look at tyre tread, cracks and the date code on the sidewall.
• Look for fresh paint or welding on the frame near the steering head, a sign of accident repair.
• Check that all lights, the horn and the indicators work.

Price: compare with current PakWheels and OLX listings for the same year and condition. Budget for an oil change, a chain kit and brake shoes straight after buying unless the seller shows receipts. That can add a few thousand rupees to the real cost.

CD 70 Modification Tips (Safe vs Risky)

"CD 70 modified" and "CD 70 modification" are popular searches. Some changes are fine and some cause problems.

Generally safe, cosmetic or practical:

• Alloy rims: they look better and end spoke maintenance. Buy ones sized for the stock 17-inch tyres, have the wheels aligned, and remember that a tubeless setup needs tubeless tyres and valves. Budget about Rs 20,000+ per listing (see the parts table).
• Graphics, seat covers and tank pads: cheap and fully reversible.
• A phone mount for navigation: a sturdy, well-clamped mount keeps your phone off your lap. Our mobile holder guide explains what to look for.
• Mirrors: keep two working mirrors. Bar-end mirrors look good, but check that you can still see behind you. Our bike side mirror price guide lists the options and prices.
• Better lighting: LED indicators or brighter bulbs can help you be seen, but check fitment and the electrical load first. Don't fit blinding lights that dazzle oncoming riders.

Risky or not worth it:

• Removing or hollowing out the silencer: it's loud, it annoys everyone, it can cost you power and fuel average, and it can get you stopped by traffic police.
• Bore kits and engine tuning: these reduce reliability and engine life on a 72cc commuter engine, and later owners may not want the bike.
• Very wide tyres or lowered suspension: they hurt handling and ground clearance on Pakistani roads.
• Removing the chain cover: the chain wears faster and it's a safety hazard for clothing (especially dupattas and shalwar hems).

What Gear Should a CD 70 Rider Have?

Most CD 70 riders spend Rs 160,000 on the bike and nothing on protecting their own head. A fall at 40 km/h on a city road can cause a serious head injury.

• Helmet: a proper full-face helmet protects your jaw as well as your head, and on a CD 70 budget the 815 Full Face Helmet (Rs 2,800) costs the same as an open face; with a printed DOT sticker, the BSDDP Full Face Helmet Blue Chain (Rs 8,500). See all full-face helmets. If you want something lighter for short city trips, look at our open-face helmets, and check whether the helmet states a safety certification. Our best helmet for Honda CD 70 guide picks by budget, and the helmet buying guide lists every helmet we sell.
• Gloves: in a fall your hands hit the road first. A pair with hard knuckle protection and a palm slider is a good start; see the bike gloves we stock.
• Lock: the CD 70 is the most common bike on Pakistani roads, so it's also a common target for thieves. A shackle lock like the REGO Racing Motorcycle Shackle Lock (Rs 2,500) adds a visible deterrent to the steering lock. Read our bike lock and anti-theft guide and browse locks and security.

For everything else, including covers, mounts and lights, see our bike accessories guide or the accessories section.

How We Researched This

We compiled this guide on 27 September 2026 and re-checked the official prices on 11 November 2026, from:

• Atlas Honda official website: the CD 70 and CD 70 Dream pages (prices and specifications), the spare parts shop, the CD 70 engine oil listing, and Atlas Honda's published service tips.
• PakWheels: the 2027 model launch report, the fuel average analysis, and the spec pages for the Honda CD 70, United US 70 and Road Prince 70 Passion Plus.
• News reports: Daily Ausaf (Sept 2026), Daily Ausaf (July 2025), Samaa, TechJuice, Pakistan Observer and Bloom Pakistan.
• Parts sellers (for items Atlas doesn't list online): Moto Parts Pakistan, Honda Zone and Bike Spare Parts.
• Bike Markaz's own current prices for gear, oils and care products.

What we couldn't verify: the current Meezan Bank installment terms, the CD 70 Dream price immediately after July 2025, and the Bloom Pakistan figures for March 2026, which conflict with the official price. The power and top-speed figures come from PakWheels, not Atlas Honda. Real-world fuel averages depend on how you ride and maintain the bike.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Honda CD 70 price in Pakistan today?

As of 11 November 2026, Atlas Honda's official website lists the Honda CD 70 at Rs 159,900 and the CD 70 Dream at Rs 170,900. Registration and any dealer charges are extra, so confirm the final on-road price with an authorised dealer.

Did the CD 70 price change for the 2027 model?

No. PakWheels reports that the 2027 Honda CD 70 launched in early August 2026 at the same Rs 159,900 as the 2026 model, and Atlas Honda's website still showed Rs 159,900 on 11 November 2026. The changes are new graphics and colour options, including blue; the 72cc engine and the chassis are unchanged.

What is the CD 70 fuel tank capacity?

The Honda CD 70 has an 8.5-litre fuel tank, including a 1.0-litre reserve, according to Atlas Honda. The CD 70 Dream's listing says 8.6 litres. At around 50 km/l, a full tank gives roughly 400–425 km, and the 1-litre reserve alone is worth about 50 km once the main tank runs dry.

What is the real fuel average of the Honda CD 70?

A run-in, well-maintained CD 70 with one rider usually gives about 50–53 km/l according to PakWheels, which lists 55 km/l on its spec page. The 70 km/l figure is an ideal-conditions claim. New bikes give about 40–45 km/l during the first 1,500 km.

Which engine oil does the CD 70 need, and how much?

The Honda CD 70 takes 20W-40 JASO MA oil, 0.6 litre at an oil change according to Atlas Honda's specification sheet. Atlas Honda's genuine 700 ml pack costs Rs 860 on its own shop (September 2026) and covers one change with a little left for top-ups. Change it at 500 km first, then every 2,000 km, and never use car oil, because the CD 70's clutch runs in the engine oil and car oil can make it slip.

Can I buy a Honda CD 70 on installments?

Yes, through banks. Bank Alfalah's 0% markup Step-By-Step plan was reported in January 2026 at Rs 26,650 a month over 6 months, plus a processing fee and FED. Other banks, including Meezan Bank, offer financing too. Check the current terms and total cost with the bank before signing.

Is a United or Road Prince 70 better than a Honda CD 70?

They are about Rs 40,000–49,000 cheaper and have 78cc engines. The Honda has a better listed fuel average, easier genuine parts and stronger resale value. The Honda usually makes more sense for high-mileage riders; a clone can suit a tight budget if it's well maintained.

How much do CD 70 front and back shocks cost?

In September 2026, online parts sellers listed a genuine Honda CD 70 front fork set at about Rs 9,000 and a genuine rear shock set at about Rs 8,000. Prices vary by seller, so compare before you buy. A leaking front fork can often be fixed with a new oil seal instead of a whole set, so ask your mechanic first.

Ready to Look After Your CD 70?

Bike Markaz doesn't sell motorcycles, but we do sell the helmets, oils and parts that keep you and your CD 70 on the road. We deliver nationwide by courier and offer cash on delivery with no advance payment.

• Shop helmets for you and your pillion
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• Not sure a part fits your CD 70? Contact us with your bike's model and year.

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