Classic Legends is preparing to resurrect another legendary motorcycle brand, Yezdi. Yezdi is slated to launch two bikes in India: a scrambler and an adventure bike. Both of these bikes have been spotted several times while road testing and they have now been spotted again in a new video that gives us a clear look at the bike. Both bikes have a modern-retro design with circular headlamps and rearview mirrors, a tear-drop shaped fuel tank and spoke wheels.

While speaking about the features of the bikes, the Roadking Scrambler has a single streamlined seat, a rear tyre hugger, and two rear shock absorbers. Its ADV sibling has a larger windscreen, a higher front fender, specialised luggage racks in the front and back, split seats, and engine and radiator protection. The Roadking ADV seems bigger than the scrambler with the added equipment.

The Roadking looks to have a bigger front wheel, most likely a 19-inch unit, while the rear wheel is a 17-inch unit. The scrambler, on the other hand, will feature 17-inch wheels on both ends. In terms of aesthetics, both bikes are anticipated to have sporty graphics. It will mostly be seen on the fuel tank, as these bikes have very few body panels. Expect the bikes to be available in a variety of bright colours.

The 334 cc engine from Jawa Perak is anticipated to be borrowed by both Yezdi Roadking and ADV. The single-cylinder, liquid-cooled DOHC motor produces a maximum power of 30.64 ps and a maximum torque of 32.74 Nm. It is coupled to a 6-speed constant mesh gearbox. The engine, on the other hand, maybe altered to meet the individual demands of both of these bikes. As far as launch and pricing are concerned, the bikes are likely to enter the market soon and could be priced between Rs 1.75 lakh and Rs 2.10 lakh.

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