Roadster Photos

The 2025 Yezdi Roadster carries forward the classic roadster silhouette that made the original model iconic in the 1970s, reinterpreted with modern LED lighting and sharper panel gaps. The most striking angle is the three-quarter front: the round, chrome-ringed LED headlamp sits above a slim fork brace, framing a muscular teardrop fuel tank with subtle knee recesses designed to aid rider grip.

The side profile is defined by the flat seat-to-tank transition, a slim instrument pod, and the twin exhaust pipes that run parallel under the tucked-in tail unit. Yezdi revised the rear bodywork for 2025 to give the tail a more substantial stance - a change that photographs noticeably better than the previous model and fills out the bike's visual presence.

The instrument console is a rectangular LCD unit housing a speedometer, rev bar, fuel gauge, gear position indicator, and riding mode display (City/Highway). It's compact and functional; contrast can be weak in harsh midday sunlight, though it reads fine in shade and overcast conditions.

Clutch lever, brake levers, and switch cubes use conventional analogue hardware that suits the retro aesthetic without looking budget. Paint quality on the 2025 model is noticeably improved over early Yezdi units - the maroon and blue shades in particular show good depth and gloss. The chrome trim on the Red Wolf adds a premium visual quality rarely seen at this price point.