Yezdi Scrambler price in Ghogha

Buying experience was pretty neat. 2 weeks wait time but delivered early. Kept updating me throughout the process. Riding experience is phenomenal. I used to ride a duke 200 and i was worried about migrating to a heavier bike but the weight distribution is so optimum i can maneuver it just like a ktm. Its definitely a head turner and the exhaust note is sweet with a whooshing sound. Accessories are yet to come. I am excited for the headlight grille.

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The bike is comfortable with good handling.
If someone is looking for a different bike in 350cc I recommend yezdi scrambler
In the city or highway, the brake function is excellent. Whether it off road or on-road bike ride will be smooth it comes with off-road mode, and rain mode options. Suspension is very good.No middle stand only the side stand.
The cooling system is good.

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As I already own int650 and I was looking for a secondary bike for daily commutes and weekend cheap trails.
I went to a showroom the bike was parked in a corner, and I couldn't hide myself falling in love with the typical scrambler look, I took the test ride which was barely 1km...The short gearing ratio is not city-friendly, you need to keep revving this bike at high rpm but still, I trade for this bike cause I was riding 650cc so compare to that it was manageable, the heating issue was not an issue.
After buying this bike the real experience starts, the bike you ride in the showroom gives you a different experience, and living with the bike is a different case.
At some point I was getting less fuel economy compared to my int650, vibration starts coming in the frame after 4000 rpm which is really annoying, rusting on chassis and bolts are clearly visible, and welding marks on the chassis were not proper finish, the seat is a firmer side, the exhaust sound is very harsh as you reach high rpm ( during test ride you won't achieve that rpm)
Looks...Only that is the positive thing I found in scrambler, it's better to go for cb350rs, scram411, I know scram411 is outdated but u don't ride looks, it's all about feel, scram411 has less power and top speed but it's quite calm and refines.
If you are looking for a city bike and also want to do occasional touring, go for it and if budget is not an issue then you won't regret highness350 or cb350rs.

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