India is not just the classic cruiser’s destination. It’s also a country for scramblers, bobbers, and bikes that make all onlookers go mano-a-mano. This resurgent craze for brute machines inspired Yezdi Classic Legends to bring back its iconic motorcycle brand.
And, the company kick-started its Indian foray with the launch of three motorcycles – Adventure, Scrambler and Roadster. The next question was how these models would fare in the booming Indian two-wheeler market.
Evolving brands
Yezdi has been present in the Indian market for a long time but has barely made a mark. The relaunched brand, Classic Legends, aims to redress the balance and turn around the fate of this iconic motorcycle brand. The Yezdi Scrambler and Yezdi Roadster are reminiscent of the famous café racer and street bikes.
Husqvarna is an established Swedish brand owned by KTM and already holds a significant share of the Indian two-wheeler market. The Husqvarna Svartpilen 250 is one such offering from the stables of Husqvarna Motorcycles.
The closest comparison was too obvious Yezdi Scrambler vs Husqvarna Svartpilen 250 to highlight their similarities. And differences in terms of overall appearance, performance, technology and price.
Indian manufacturers have always been trying to bring International styling, design.And performance back home. Yezdi Scrambler and Husqvarna Svartpilen 250 are two new Indian motorcycles inspired by Italian and Swedish design languages, respectively.
The Yezdi Scrambler is based on the classic 50s scrambler bikes with an eye-catching motorcycle design and modern performance. On the other hand, Husqvarna launched a little earlier and has had its fair share of media coverage this year. It gets the contemporary look and feel.
Erase all doubts about your motorcycle buying decision. Comparing the specifications and features of the new Yezdi Scrambler and its closest rival in the Indian market, the Husqvarna Svartpilen 250, makes it clear.
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