Hi, I own two bikes — a Honda CB300R and a Yezdi Roadster 2025. I’m planning to go on long-distance tours and want to know if the Yezdi Roadster is good enough for touring. If I were to choose one bike that’s good for everything — long tarmac rides and a bit of broken roads — which one should I go for? I’m 5.5" tall, so seat height is also an important factor. Thank you.

    Asked by: Sunil

    Both the bikes you own can make for good touring partners. However, we would lean towards the Honda CB300R over the Yezdi Roadster.

    Its seating position will keep you more comfortable on broken roads. The lighter weight and sprightlier performance also make it more engaging on smooth, winding tarmac roads.

    Additionally, it’s worth keeping track of service centres for both bikes in the region you plan to tour, just in case you need any mechanical assistance.

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