[TusharK]

Classic Legends is all set to launch the 2025 edition of the Yezdi Adventure on May 15. The bike is expected to get an updated design and new features.



The Yezdi Adventure received a major update last year in the form of a revised Alpha2 engine. Besides the more refined engine, the bike also came with a new upswept exhaust, a sump guard and tail rails. The overall weight of the bike also dropped by 5 kg.

The 2025 version is expected to be powered by the same 334cc, single-cylinder engine as before, except that it will be upgraded to comply with the OBD-2B emission norms.

Apart from mechanical upgrades, the Yezdi Adventure will get a few design changes and additional features.

Link to Team-BHP news

[saikishor]

This bike could have had a small chance if the Himmy 452 never existed. After that bike's launch, I feel this is a totally obsolete product. I dont think this bike has a single USP over its rivals.

[Boringrider]

Originally Posted by saikishor

This bike could have had a small chance if the Himmy 452 never existed.

Agreed, it was great till the 411 existed and once the 452 came out, this was dead in the water. Although, now it competes with the updated Scram 440. I was pleasantly surprised to see the torque numbers are roughly the same. In that sense, it now presents itself as a choice - calm and lazy natured RE vs high revving, peaky Yezdi. Buyers will sway to either depending on their preference.

There's also a small section of buyers who would like to have the KTM 390 Adventure but don't want to spend that much.

[RD150]

Originally Posted by saikishor

This bike could have had a small chance if the Himmy 452 never existed. After that bike's launch, I feel this is a totally obsolete product. I dont think this bike has a single USP over its rivals.

As an owner I can give you 3 USPs.
1. Suspension
2. Handling
3. Price
Just ride the new Himalayan and the Adventure back to back, your opinion might change