2025 Yezdi Adventure: Product Video Of New Adventure Motorcycle Released

Mahindra-owned Classic Legends has launched the 2025 Yezdi Adventure in India at exactly the same ex-showroom price as its predecessor- Rs 2.14 lakh! We get to see the new Adventure in close detail in a product video that the manufacturer has shared on its YouTube channel.

Yezdi seems to have set 'chaos' as the core theme for this motorcycle's styling. The video emphasises the same, and talks about how Yezdi managed to create a stunning design around the unconventional theme. The new Yezdi Adventure comes in six new colours- Forest Green White, Nebula Blue White, Khaki White, Gloss White, Grey Black, and Matte Black. The video shows some of these.

The new motorcycle gets a host of design updates, many of which are shown in the video. The most important of these is an asymmetrical twin-LED headlamp cluster with a projector high beam, which resembles those seen on bigger motorcycles like the BMW R 1250 GS. The previous 'Adventure' used to feature a single circular headlamp unit. The tail lamps have also been updated to new twin-LED units.

We also get to see the new bike's beak which gets a rally-inspired design. The new motorcycle's 15.5L tank gets the same design as that of the previous bike. The reworked design and proportions, however, make it look better. Plus, the body graphics have improved. You now get '69' written on the tank shrouds and a new 'Adventure' lettering on the side panel.

The video shows these in detail and also gives a quick look at the motorcycle's design sketches. The company has given the new motorcycle an angle-adjustable windscreen. The bike also comes with a silver-finished bash plate, which would guard the underbelly when riding through harsh terrains. The ground clearance now stands at 220 mm.

The seat height is 815mm and Yezdi has made significant changes to the design and cushioning of the Adventure's seats to make them more comfortable for everyday rides. The upswept exhaust and wire-spoke wheels (21-inch at the front and 18-inch at the rear) wearing dual-purpose tyres can also be seen in the video.

Another key differentiating factor on the new Yezdi adventure is its switchable traction control and selectable ABS modes. The three ABS modes are - Road, Rain and Off-Road.

The new Adventure comes with a fully digital instrument cluster, which offers features like Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, and more. We get to see this screen in detail, in the video.

Not much has changed on the mechanical front. The video gives us a visual of the engine- the familiar 334 cc Alpha2 liquid-cooled single-cylinder that makes 29.6hp and 29.6 Nm of torque. It comes mated to a six-speed transmission. The company says that the gear ratios have been reworked to better optimize the motorcycle's real-world usability. The gearbox comes with an assist and slipper clutch as well.

Like the previous bike, the new Adventure comes with 41mm telescopic front forks with gaiters and a capable rear mono-shock. Braking is handled by single discs at both ends with floating callipers. The front gets a 320 mm disc while the rear has a 240 mm unit.

Classic Legends offers a warranty of four years or 50,000 kilometres on the new Adventure. One year of roadside assistance (RSA) is also on offer. Opting for extended warranty would get the bike covered up to six years. Bookings for the 2025 Adventure are already open and dealerships across India have begun conducting test rides as well.

In the Indian market, the strongest rival to the Yezdi Adventure is the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 which continues to witness strong demand.