Yezdi Adventure vs Scrambler – What Are the Differences…?

Yezdi Adventure vs Scrambler – here is a list of spec differences between these two models…

In terms of segments, there is no direct comparison between the Yezdi Scrambler and Adventure apart from the fact that both of them can do fairly good off-road. So, if you are looking for a motorcycle that can be decent off-tarmacs and want to know the differences between these two, let us quickly present the spec differences between these two siblings…

The ADV is purpose-built to tackle off-road terrain, while the Scrambler is an on-road machine which has capabilities to tackle off-road, if required.

Let’s take a look:

Engine – 

Both the siblings share the same engine unit. However, there are minor differences in some numbers. The ADV makes 0.9 PS more power and 1.7 Nm higher torque than the scrambler. The ADV also carries 3 L more fuel. 

Name	Yezdi ADV	Yezdi Scrambler
Type	Single-cylinder, 4-stroke, DOHC, liquid-cooled	Single-cylinder, 4-stroke, DOHC, liquid-cooled
Displacement	334 cc	334 cc
Maximum Power	30.2 PS @ 8000 RPM	29.1 PS @ 8000 RPM
Maximum Torque	29.9 Nm @ 6500 RPM	28.2 Nm @ 6750 RPM
Gearbox	6-speed	6-speed
Clutch	Wet, multi-plate	Wet, multi-plate
Fuel Capacity	15.5 L	12.5 L

The Chassis and Suspension Set-up – 

Here, both the machines share the same frame and similar suspension setup. However, the Adventure has 20 mm more ground clearance that will allow it to tackle the wilderness better. 

Name	Yezdi ADV	Yezdi Scrambler
Frame Type	Double Cradle	Double Cradle
Front Suspension	Telescopic fork and coil-spring	Telescopic fork and coil-spring
Front Sus. Travel	–	–
Rear Suspension	Monoshock with coil-spring and linkage	Twin-shocks with gas canisters
Rear Sus. Travel	–	–
Ground Clearance	220 mm	200 mm

The Dimensions – 

The Scrambler has a 62 mm shorter wheelbase. Furthermore, the Scrambler seat height is 15 mm lower and it is 6 kg lighter than the ADV as well. All of this suggests that it could be a better motorcycle in cities than the Adventure.

Name	Yezdi ADV	Yezdi Scrambler
Wheelbase	1465 mm	1403 mm
Seat Height	815 mm	800 mm
Kerb Weight (dry)	188 kg	182 kg

The Brakes and Tyres – 

While the braking system in both the siblings is same, the tyre profile in both machines are completely different. While the ADV is carrying a bigger front wheel among the two, the Scrambler is fitted with wider front and rear tyre. 

Name	Yezdi ADV	Yezdi Scrambler
Front Brake	320 mm disc	320 mm disc
Rear Brake	240 mm disc	240 mm disc
Front Tyre	21” – 90/90	19” – 100/90
Rear Tyre	17” – 130/80	17” – 140/70

The Miscellaneous – 

Feature-wise, both bikes are very similar. The only difference is that the GPS Navigation is provided as option on Scrambler while the ADV gets it as standard. 

Name	Yezdi ADV	Yezdi Scrambler
Instrumentation	All-digital LCD	All-digital LCD
ABS	Dual-channel	Dual-channel
Mobile Connectivity	Yes	Yes
GPS Navigation	Built into LCD Instrumentation	Optional (as accessory)
Starter	Electric Start	Electric start
Final Drive	Chain	Chain

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The Price – 

Name	Yezdi ADV	Yezdi Scrambler
Price	Starts from Rs. 2,09,900/-	Starts from Rs. 2,04,900/-

On paper, both the siblings are very similar to each other in terms of specs. Both machines are designed for their respective purposes in mind. However, the Scrambler possesses a unique characteristic where it can be used both on & off-road. 

We will be putting these two machines to their paces as soon as we get our hands on them.