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Kinetic Boss

The Kinetic Boss is a discontinued 97.2 cc air-cooled motorcycle with a 4-speed gearbox, launched in India in 2004. Bikesmedia lists 7.1 PS @ 7500 rpm maximum power, 6.7 Nm @ 5500 rpm maximum torque, a 110 mm drum brake front and rear, a 2.50x18 front and 3.00x18 rear tyre, a 12 litre fuel tank and a 115 kg kerb weight.

Engine
100 cc
Max power
7.1 PS @ 7500 rpm
Max torque
6.7 Nm @ 5500 rpm
Fuel tank
12.0 Litres
Kerb weight
115 kg

About the Kinetic Boss

Overview

The Kinetic Boss is a motorcycle from Kinetic. It was launched in 2004 and has since been discontinued. Mechiee still services it at your doorstep. With a 100 cc engine it sits in the entry-level 100–110 cc commuter class.

Engine and performance

Power comes from a 100 cc air-cooled engine that makes 7.1 PS at 7,500 rpm and 6.7 Nm of torque at 5,500 rpm. Divide power by kerb weight and it has about 62 PS per tonne; by that measure, performance is modest — fine for city traffic and steady cruising, less so for quick highway overtakes. It has kick start only.

Gearbox

It has a 4-speed manual gearbox, and a chain carries drive to the rear wheel.

Chassis, brakes and tyres

Suspension is by telescopic hydraulic shock absorbers at the front and spring loaded hydraulic shock absorber at the rear. Braking is by a 110 mm drum at the front and a 110 mm drum at the rear. It rides on 18-inch wheels — 2.50 x 18 at the front and 3.00 x 18 at the rear.

Size, comfort and range

It weighs 115 kg ready to ride, light enough to push around and park easily. Ground clearance is 155 mm — adequate, though tall speed breakers need care. It is 1,950 mm long, with 1,260 mm between the axles. It carries 12.0 L of fuel.

Owning one

For the Kinetic Boss, Mechiee offers a fixed ₹899 doorstep service.

Who it suits

Its gentle performance makes it a forgiving choice for a first bike.

Care notes for this model

Its chain drive needs regular cleaning, lubrication and slack adjustment.

Kinetic Boss specifications

These figures come from a single publication (Bikesmedia) and have not been confirmed against the manufacturer. The model is discontinued. Exact values can differ slightly by variant and model year.

Engine & performance

Displacement
100 cc
Configuration
Air cooled, 4 stroke
Starting
Kick
Maximum power
7.1 PS @ 7500 rpm
Maximum torque
6.7 Nm @ 5500 rpm
Transmission
Manual
Gears
4-speed
Final drive
Chain
Bore x stroke
50.0 x 49.5 mm
Valves per cylinder
2

Dimensions & capacity

Length
1950 mm
Width
730 mm
Height
1050 mm
Wheelbase
1260 mm
Ground clearance
155 mm
Kerb weight
115 kg
Fuel tank
12.0 Litres

Brakes, suspension & tyres

Front brake
Drum, 110 mm
Rear brake
Drum, 110 mm
Front suspension
Telescopic hydraulic shock absorbers
Rear suspension
Spring Loaded Hydraulic Shock Absorber
Front tyre
2.50 x 18
Rear tyre
3.00 x 18

Sources: Bikesmedia

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Owning the Kinetic Boss

  • Mechiee doorstep service

    ₹899

    Mechiee's fixed doorstep service price for this model.

Maintaining the Kinetic Boss

  • Routine servicing

    Follow the schedule in the owner's manual for your exact variant and year. A regular service is the cheapest way to catch small problems before they become expensive ones.

  • Engine oil & filter

    Engine oil is the single most important consumable to keep fresh. Top up between services if the level drops, and change it on schedule.

  • Brake inspection

    With Drum, 110 mm and Drum, 110 mm brakes, check pad or shoe wear, lever and pedal free play, and braking feel at every service.

  • Chain cleaning & lubrication

    A clean, correctly tensioned and lubricated chain lasts longer and wastes less power. Check slack regularly, especially after riding in rain or dust.

  • Air filter & spark plug

    A clogged air filter or worn spark plug shows up as hard starting, weak throttle response and poorer fuel economy. Both are checked at a regular service and replaced when worn.

  • Tyre inspection

    This bike runs 2.50 x 18 / 3.00 x 18 tyres. Check pressure, tread depth and sidewalls, and replace tyres that are worn or cracked.

  • Battery & electricals

    Weak starting, dim lights or a flickering console are early signs the battery or charging system needs a look.

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Compare with similar Kinetic bikes

Manufacturer figures for each bike. A dash means the value is not published in our sources.

SpecificationKinetic BossKinetic LaserKinetic VelocityKinetic DX
Engine100 cc125 cc125 cc98 cc
Max power7.1 PS @ 7500 rpm14.8 PS @ 8000 rpm8.5 PS @ 7500 rpm4.7 kW
Max torque6.7 Nm @ 5500 rpm14.2 Nm @ 6000 rpm8.4 Nm @ 5000 rpm—
Gears4-speed5-speed4-speedAutomatic
Kerb weight115 kg138 kg116 kg90 kg
Fuel tank12.0 Litres13.7 Litres14.0 Litres—
Front brakeDrum, 110 mmDisc, 220 mmDrum, 130 mmDisc, 220 mm
Rear brakeDrum, 110 mmDrum, 130 mmDrum, 130 mmDrum, 130 mm

Kinetic Boss specs explained

What the technical terms on this page mean.

Air cooling
The engine is cooled by air flowing over its fins. It is simpler and needs no coolant, which keeps upkeep straightforward.
Kerb weight
The weight of the bike ready to ride, with its fluids and fuel, but without a rider or luggage.
Bore x stroke
The cylinder's width and the piston's travel. A larger bore relative to stroke tends to favour revs; a longer stroke tends to favour low-speed pull.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Kinetic Boss has a 100 cc engine, described as air cooled, 4 stroke.

The Kinetic Boss is rated at 7.1 PS @ 7500 rpm maximum power and 6.7 Nm @ 5500 rpm maximum torque.

The Kinetic Boss has Drum, 110 mm at the front and Drum, 110 mm at the rear.

The Kinetic Boss runs 2.50 x 18 at the front and 3.00 x 18 at the rear.

Follow the service schedule in the owner's manual for your exact variant and year. Between services, keep an eye on engine oil, chain, tyres and battery. With Drum, 110 mm and Drum, 110 mm brakes, brake wear and adjustment are worth checking at every visit.

No. The Kinetic Boss has been discontinued. Mechiee still lists doorstep servicing for it.

The Kinetic Boss was launched in 2004.

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