Jawa Yezdi Roadster 2025 launched with customisation options : Check price, features & other details
Jawa Yezdi Motorcycles has launched the Yezdi Roadster 2025, starting at Rs 2.09 lakh, offering six factory-backed custom combinations and over 50 options. The bike features a new 350 Alpha2 Liquid-Cooled engine, tuned to deliver 29PS and 30Nm, a six-speed gearbox, and dual-channel ABS. Available in standard and premium variants with customizable options, it comes with a 4-year/50,000-km warranty.
Jawa Yezdi Roadster Jawa Yezdi Motorcycles on Tuesday announced the launch of the Yezdi Roadster 2025, starting at Rs 2.09 lakh. The motorcycle offers six factory-backed custom combinations with more than 50 options. The bike comes with new silhouette, sculpted fuel tank, and wider rear tires. The iconic twin-barrel have been retained, while the chopped rear fender and bold '69' decals pay tribute to the brand's rich legacy of pure motorcycling.The Yezdi Roadster offers six factory custom combinations and over 20 plug-and-play accessories that allow riders to personalise their bikes to suit their style. This ranges from modular seating options to customisable handlebars, visors, and crash guards. Riders can also switch between a minimalist scout-styled tracker solo seat and a touring-friendly dual setup in minutes. Premium touches such as the Faravahar insignia on the tank and behind the single seat celebrate Yezdi's Parsi heritage, adding authenticity and luxury to its design. 'The Yezdi Roadster is a wolf in wolf's clothing. The memories of a Yezdi rumbling through Indian roads and hearts never really went away. The cool dads and lads rode on real roads, on a real bike and created real stories. Their first job, first fall, first love was all on a Yezdi. Yezdi has been a way of life, an attitude, a thought, since inception, born as a challenger in a monopolistic market. Renegades who dared to carve their own path made Yezdi their cultural emblem,' said Anupam Thareja, Co-founder of Jawa Yezdi Motorcycles.
'The new Roadster is 'Born Out of Line' to become the call of the wolf to all the new-age wildcards. With a bold design, cutting-edge performance, and touring-ready engineering, the Yezdi Roadster is a war cry for those who chart their own course, your tribe is calling," he said. The Roadster is equipped with the new 350 Alpha2 Liquid-Cooled engine, tuned to deliver 29PS and 30Nm for an exhilarating yet smooth ride. It also offers the first-in-segment six-speed gearbox and assist & slipper clutch ensure effortless gear shifts, whether you are navigating city streets or cruising on highways.Designed for long rides, the Roadster offers a 12.5 litre fuel tank with a range of over 350 km. The centre-forward footpegs create a relaxed riding triangle without compromising on handling. The motorbike also is fitted with dual-channel ABS from Continental, features 320mm front disc brakes and 240mm rear disc brakes that ensure precise stopping power. The telescopic front suspension and dual rear shocks are calibrated for stability and comfort, while its 795mm seat height and optimised ground clearance. The 2025 Roadster comes with a standard 4-year/50,000-km warranty, optional coverage for up to six years, one year of roadside assistance, and a host of other ownership benefits, available at close to 450 service stations across India.
Variants and Color Options: Cutomisable The 2025 Yezdi Roadster is available in two distinct variants, including the Standard and the premium variants. Designed for bold individuality, available in four striking colours and price:
Sharkskin Blue (Rs 2,09,969): Vibrant and youthful, perfect for standing out.
Smoke Grey (Rs 2,12,969): A glossy, balanced option for understated elegance.
Bloodrush Maroon (Rs 2,16,969): A signature Yezdi colour, rooted in heritage.
Savage Green (Rs 2,21,969): A dark, sporty favourite among enthusiasts. The Shadow Black (Rs 2,25,969) comes in matte black, with exclusive blacked-out trims, multi-functional blinkers that double as taillights It also has multi-functional blinkers that double as tail-light, in a forward-looking design.Yezdi Roadster customisations include: Handlebars: Choose between hydroformed standard handlebars for enhanced strength or a wider straight handlebar for a commanding cockpit feel.
Visors & Cowls: Short and tall touring visors, paired with headlight cowls, for added wind protection and style.
Crash Guards: Twin-rod crash guards with framed sliders for enhanced safety.
Touring Accessories: Solo rider and pillion backrests, rear racks, and multi-functional blinkers are all available to enhance touring convenience.
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