Mileage of Yezdi Scrambler

An affordable bike with appealing attributes, boasting good mileage and a top speed range of 150-170. However, it lacks certain features such as Bluetooth connectivity. Generally, the bike is commendable, though there are issues with the service network.

The Yezdi scrambler is a very comfortable bike. It looks like a mini DUCATI SCRAMBLER. It gives good mileage.

It’s almost 8 months since I bought this bike. The first and second are free services but still, they cost almost 2000 rupees only for the parts which makes me wonder how much will the paid service cost. This bike’s refinement is poor which is backed by its performance. Pure power and the throttle response are top-notch and for the most asked question mileage, If you plan to buy a Yezdi scrambler but you are expecting a mileage of 30 don’t buy it. In the city, you can expect a mileage of 20-22 and on highways 25-28, not more than that. Speaking of highways that’s where this bike impressed me the most by its riding comfort. You can also do mild off-roading here and there. Overall the bike is great for highway rides and off-roading. But if you plan to use it for daily commuting, please don’t buy it.

I purchased my Yezdi Scrambler in April 2022. I have done almost 1800 KMs in about 4 months and overall I am happy with my motorcycle. I am not going to write a technical review and this review is purely based on my experience with the bike. Let's get to the details. First of all, the bike looks absolutely stunning and it is undoubtedly a head turner. It gets good amount of attention on the road and, to be honest, I love it. The handling is great. I feel confident while riding the bike in the city and highways alike. The braking is excellent and the 3 ABS modes do make a difference while riding. I have taken this bike on some pretty bad roads with high inclines and it performed great. As for the mileage, I am getting 30KMPL for city and highway riding combined. Overall I am happy with the bike but there are a few things that I wish were better. First among them is the suspension which is a bit hard for such a bike. Now, when I first got the bike the front suspension was very hard which softened with time but I feel it is still a tad hard for my liking. Yezdi needs to do better in this area. Second is the seat. Although I feel the bike is pretty comfortable to ride, it would have been better if the seat was a bit more cushioned for that extra comfort on long rides. The engine is a bit not-so-smooth but I hear from many Jawa/Yezdi owners that it gets better after 3000 KMs so, fingers crossed.

Overall this vehicle is an amazing choice if you are in a city and want a breakthrough with some off-roading. The mileage of the bike is little less but who wants milage if you get such power in ease.