The very first time I saw a Yezdi I always wanted to own one, but then the yezdies were a lil costlier than it’s price now, so the only other option I had was to go in for the yezdi 175.
When it was released the only competition it had was the Mini Enfield which was 200 cc and had a better pick up than the yezdi, the advantage the yezdi had was when it came to maintenance you really didn?t have to do anything just make sure you have fuel in the tank and air in the tires and you could ride it the whole day.
I sold my yezdi to a vintage dealer who paid me Rs.5000/ for it yes I sold it for my dream bike the Yezdi Classic II my all time favorite. My mini Yezdi could do a top speed of bout 80 kmph. Whereas the Mini bullet could do only bout 70 kmph.
If you like the old look and a nice vintage bike look out for the Mini Yezdi and you?ll never regret.