Road Prince Jackpot 110

Engine and gearbox

Road Prince lists the Jackpot 110 with a 107cc four-stroke engine. It has a four-speed gearbox, a wet multi-plate clutch and chain final drive, and it is started by kick only. The company quotes fuel consumption of 50 km per litre and a top speed of 80 km/h, the same figures it gives for the Power Plus 110. Engine oil capacity is 1 litre and the electrical system runs from a 12-volt, 3.5 Ah battery.

Size and practicality

The Jackpot measures 1920 mm long, 760 mm wide and 1202 mm tall, with a 1203 mm wheelbase, and weighs 82 kg dry. The fuel tank is listed at 9.5 litres, again with a stray question mark on the official page, so confirm it at the showroom. The frame is a backbone type and both main and side stands are standard. Road Prince does not give seat height, ground clearance or suspension details, so a test sit with a passenger is the best way to judge comfort for daily use and for carrying luggage.

Equipment

There is a single version, offered in black or red on the official product page. Equipment matches the Power Plus 110: drum brakes front and rear, a round 35/35 W headlight, an 8 W tail light, 5 W indicators and a 23 W brake light. No self-start, disc brake or digital display is mentioned, so this is a straightforward commuter aimed at buyers who want a little more engine than a 70cc bike.

Price and warranty

The official site shows no price. The Jackpot 110 is reported at Rs 123,500, although one price-comparison site lists Rs 125,000, so check the current figure with a dealer. Road Prince’s warranty page shows only scanned warranty forms rather than readable terms; ask for the warranty period and conditions in writing.

Which variant to buy

On Road Prince’s own figures the Jackpot 110 and Power Plus 110 are almost identical: same size, weight, brakes, economy and top speed. The main differences are the listed displacement (107cc against 110cc) and the styling. In our opinion the Jackpot is the better buy of the two because it is reported to cost about Rs 1,500 less. Buyers who do not need a 110cc badge should also look at the Power Plus 100, which Road Prince says is faster and more economical. Whichever you choose, confirm parts availability at your nearest Road Prince dealer.