You thought monsters were passé. What do you call a 1986 monster that is still very much in shape today, it does not spit fire, but the roaring sound sure makes heads turn in the colony when you ride in. Yup, I’m speaking about the Yezdi.
you take it out long distance, you are intrigued with the different kinds of problems that come up with the bike. Then again the positive side, why unlike the modern bikes did that manufactures give you an in detail bike manual, wherein you can do repair the bike yourself.
Over flooding is a problem with the bike, so if the bike is kept off, then you got to make sure that the fuel gauge is turned off, or else, happy kicking, you can forget the leg press in the gym for the next 5 days. Haha.
Again getting to the in depth manual that comes along with the bike, it really interests you to repair the bike yourself. With the appropriate tools given along with the bike, it’s a child’s play.
Those broke, this bike is only going to make you a pauper considering the 25 kms per litre as opposed to the 60 kms per litre thrown up by modern bikes.
This is strictly for bike enthusiasts, those who want to have the automatic start bike, move on this monster is definitely not for you.