W/salam brother
Welcome to Bikes Land!
- now from road grip point of view what is appropriate?
100cc
- difference between maintenance?
Difference is there though not too much but still 70cc parts are cheaper.
- difference between consumption?
100cc are doing almost equal/bit better then 70cc bikes like Suzuki Raider/Sprinter, Honda Pridor, DYL Junoon e.g.
Fuel mileage depends on rider/riding/road/traffic/atmosphere situations too. Almost all 70 and 100cc bikes fuel mileage are around 50 to 60km and bit more.
- which one is reliable?
In my opinion nothing is 100% perfect/reliable it actually matters how much you care of your ride. Even you go for Sports bikes like 600/1000cc you have to take care of it.
- best buying place, olx, pw or hadri bazaar?
For new obviously a company showroom, for second hand bike which ever you like local market or online sites its up to you.
- an idea about prices from 2010 to 12 models
Following are the prices of brand new 2012 bikes:
100cc
Atlas Honda Pridor 100cc = 84,000/-
http://www.atlashonda.com.pk/pridor.php
Suzuki Raider 110cc = 85,400/-
Suzuki Sprinter 110cc = 80,400/-http://www.paksuzuki.com.pk/Automobile/Pages/Home.aspx
DYL Junoon 100cc = I guess it will around 80,000/-
http://dylmotorcycles.com/products/junoon/
70cc
They start from 37,000 to 70,000/-
For more prices visit this link
https://www.pakwheels.com/new-bikes/pricelist
in addition i will be appreciating ur valuable advices
*Avoid DYL Mini-100cc Khusra numa Khalaai Makhlooq at any cost.
*Keep in mind one thing none of the above bikes are MADE IN JAPAN they are MADE IN PAKISTAN
*In case If a salesman or dealer tells you SIR THIS IS 100% MADE IN JAPAN BIKE do not ever trust on his words, if possible slap right on his face for the white lie.
*I am owner of 70cc bike with my overall experience I will suggest you avoid any 70cc bike spend bit more cash and get 100cc with free peace of mind, acceleration, comfort, road grip, good fuel consumption e.g.
*Wait for more 100cc bike owners suggestion and opinions.
*These are my opinions and suggestions, You or any other rider is free to agree/deny them.
*Good Luck for the Bike Hunt!