Yezdi Roadster Price in Secunderabad

I have been riding the bike for the past 2 months. Performance-wise it's excellent, you will never know when you touched 100km/hr. Mileage is a bit low but it's understandable when you buy a higher cc engine. The heating issue is usually felt more when you are in traffic other it's okay, on the highway you won't feel a lot of heat. It does have a lot of road presence. Trust me people will look behind at least once. While riding the bike it won't feel too heavy. You can easily manoeuvre through traffic and won't feel a lot of struggle. There are a lot of negative comments I don't know why, but I think the bike is worth buying.

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My experience with This bike is very bad if someone wants to buy this bike then it's good only for one year after that he will suffer like me. Service centres are so bad they can't solve your issues with This bike is am facing a single problem and still no solution 4 to 5 times I have spoken to the service centre regarding the same issue sometimes I leave the bike for one week but no solution.

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Yezdi Roadster: A Buyer's Regret (Hyderabad)
Disappointment from the Showroom Floor
My journey with the Yezdi Roadster started with a red flag. I was set on an adventure bike, but the showroom in Hyderabad offered a damaged bike for a test ride – bent handlebars and footrests! Despite this initial lapse, I took a chance and ended up liking the Roadster on the test ride more than the Adventure. While there was a BMW showroom next door with a 310 GS available for testing, I went ahead with the Yezdi, a decision I now question.
Initial Fun Cut Short by Overheating Issues
The initial riding experience was enjoyable. However, that enjoyment quickly evaporated when the brutal heating issues began. My first encounter with traffic after purchase was nerve-wracking. The bike's heat became so intense in stop-and-go traffic that I feared it might catch fire. The showroom's explanation that this extreme heat was "normal" for the first 1000 kms is concerning, to say the least. The constant heat radiating from the engine made riding uncomfortable, especially on my legs. While it did improve slightly over time, summer brought a whole new level of misery. The cooling fan became a permanent fixture, a constant reminder of the engine's struggle to stay cool. Despite repeated complaints, the service team brushed them off as "common for these bikes."
Looks and Performance: A Glimpse of Hope
The Yezdi Roadster does have some redeeming qualities. The design is undeniably cool, and it gets a lot of positive attention. The performance is also good, which initially made the purchase seem worthwhile.
Service Nightmare: A Company That Doesn't Care
This is where the experience truly sours. The service department at the Hyderabad showroom is an absolute nightmare. There's not enough space here to detail all the issues, but let's just say it's exceptionally bad. From failing to address the heating problem to providing conflicting information and showing a complete lack of concern, the service team left me feeling frustrated and unheard. It's ridiculous that a customer has to resort to social media just to get basic service attention.
Overall: A Buyer's Regret
While the Yezdi Roadster has some aesthetic appeal and decent performance, the extreme heating issues and the abysmal service experience completely overshadow any positives. If you're considering this bike, especially in Hyderabad, be warned: you might end up with a buyer's regret like me. There are better options out there.

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