Your weekly dose of bike updates: 2022 Yamaha FZ-S, Royal Enfield Scram 411 and more!

We have entered 2022 with new hopes and anticipations since the last week of 2021 was mostly about upcoming products. And the new year definitely looks interesting with iconic brands like Yezdi prepping to be reincarnated. Now, as we welcome 2022, let us give you a recap of what all unfolded in the final week of the bygone year. 

Classic Legends to launch Yezdi

Classic Legends, the company that sells Jawa motorcycles in India, will introduce another legendary brand in India – Yezdi. The company has also announced the launch date which is 13 January, 2022. Besides the official teaser video coming out, Yezdi’s upcoming cruiser, scrambler and adventure tourer were also spied testing last week.

New Yamaha FZ-S launch expected

Yamaha is likely to start off the new year with an updated FZ-S range in India that is expected to be launched in India soon. According to online reports, the 2022 Yamaha FZ-S will be available in three versions and will come with minor updates in terms of design and features. The prices of the motorcycle might also go up significantly. 

Royal Enfield Scram 411 new colour

Royal Enfield is preparing to launch the Himalayan-based Scram 411, in India soon. Ahead of its official debut, the motorcycle has been spied multiple times until now. The previously spotted test mule, which looked production-ready, sported a black and grey paint scheme. In a more recent update, a different unit of the Scram 411 adorned with red and black paint scheme was spotted testing. 

Bajaj Pulsar N250 vs rivals

The newly-launched Bajaj Pulsar N250 has got some stiff competition to face from similar-displacement naked offerings. As per our data, the N250 is most compared with the Yamaha FZ25 and the TVS Apache RTR 200 4V. And in that case, we do a comprehensive on-paper comparison of these three contenders. Click on the story link to find out which one’s better.

Royal Enfield Classic 350 touring review

Royal Enfield Classic 350 is one of the most interesting long termers in BikeWale’s fleet. However, it was only being used for city commutes and short weekend trips, until recently. Fortunately, an opportunity to ride it down to Goa from Mumbai struck three weeks back and I was more than ready for it. So did the best-selling RE do well on this 1,200km round trip? Tap on the story link to read the full touring review.