Yezdi Adventure vs Rivals: Price and Specification Comparison

The Yezdi Adventure has recently been updated, bringing it more in line with modern expectations. While the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 may seem like a more direct rival in terms of adventure intent, its significantly higher price places it out of this bracket. That’s why the RE Scram 440 and the new Hero Xpulse 210 are better-suited competitors when comparing based on pricing and specifications.

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1 Engine and Performance: Yezdi Leads in Output

2 Dimensions and Weight: Scram is the Most Accessible

3 Chassis, Suspension and Brakes: All Use Proven Hardware

4 Features: Tech-Savvy or Simple?

5 Price (Ex-showroom)

6 Verdict

Engine and Performance: Yezdi Leads in Output

Specification	Yezdi Adventure	RE Scram 440	Hero Xpulse 210
Engine	334cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder	443cc, air/oil-cooled, single-cylinder	210cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder
Power	29.6hp @ 8,000rpm	25.4hp @ 6,250rpm	24.6hp @ 9,250rpm
Torque	29.6Nm @ 5,750rpm	34Nm @ 4,000rpm	20.7Nm @ 7,250rpm
Power-to-weight	158.29hp/tonne	135.83hp/tonne	144.71hp/tonne
Gearbox	6-speed	6-speed	6-speed

Despite having the smallest displacement, the Hero Xpulse 210 delivers an impressive top-end power figure. The Scram 440 offers strong low-end grunt with its torquey engine. However, it’s the Yezdi Adventure that strikes the best balance, leading in power-to-weight ratio and overall peak output.

Dimensions and Weight: Scram is the Most Accessible

Specification	Yezdi Adventure	RE Scram 440	Hero Xpulse 210
Kerb Weight	~200kg (wet)	196kg	168–170kg
Seat Height	815mm	795mm	830mm
Ground Clearance	NA	200mm	220mm
Fuel Tank	15.5L	15L	13L
Wheelbase	1465mm	1460mm	1446mm

The Yezdi is the heaviest of the trio, edging close to 200kg when fully fueled. The Scram 440 stands out for its low seat height, making it friendly for shorter riders. The Xpulse, being the lightest, should feel nimble in off-road scenarios, though its 830mm seat height may be a concern for some.

Chassis, Suspension and Brakes: All Use Proven Hardware

Specification	Yezdi Adventure	RE Scram 440	Hero Xpulse 210
Suspension (F/R)	Telescopic Fork / Monoshock	Telescopic Fork / Monoshock	Telescopic Fork / Monoshock
Brake Discs (F/R)	320mm / 240mm	300mm / 240mm	276mm / 220mm
Tyres (F/R)	90/90-21 / 130/80-17	100/90-19 / 120/90-17	90/90-21 / 120/80-18

While the suspension setups are broadly similar, the wheel sizes vary. The Yezdi and Xpulse stick with off-road-friendly 21-inch front spokes, while the Scram 440 opts for a more street-friendly 19-inch alloy. Braking hardware scales appropriately with the bikes’ weight, though the Yezdi features the largest front disc.

Features: Tech-Savvy or Simple?

Yezdi Adventure: Gains a tilt-adjustable LCD display, traction control, 3-mode ABS, and an adjustable windscreen (manually adjusted with tools).
RE Scram 440: Offers switchable ABS and keeps things straightforward and classic.
Hero Xpulse 210: Stands out with a Bluetooth-enabled full-colour TFT display and similar ABS functionality to the Yezdi.

The Xpulse emerges as the most feature-rich in terms of digital tech, while the Scram keeps it basic but reliable.

Price (Ex-showroom)

Model	Price Range
Yezdi Adventure	₹2.15 – ₹2.27 lakh
RE Scram 440	₹2.08 – ₹2.15 lakh (Chennai)
Hero Xpulse 210	₹1.76 – ₹1.86 lakh

The Xpulse 210 is clearly the most budget-friendly option. Meanwhile, the updated Yezdi Adventure, with all its added features, now commands the highest price. Yezdi continues to offer the older single-headlight version at slightly lower pricing (₹2.10 – ₹2.15 lakh), offering near-identical performance.

Verdict

Buy the Yezdi Adventure if you want a tech-loaded machine with the best power-to-weight ratio and long-distance touring abilities.
Pick the Scram 440 if you value low-end torque, a relaxed ride, and easy seat ergonomics.
Choose the Xpulse 210 if you’re after maximum value, light weight, and modern features in a compact package.

Each bike brings a unique flavour to the segment — your ideal pick will depend on what you value most: performance, accessibility, or affordability.

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