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Yezdi Roadster
72% Match
Standard
₹2.19 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Built for Rough Terrain
With 255mm of ground clearance versus the Roadster's 171mm, the KLX230 is far better suited to off-road and uneven surfaces.
Lighter on Its Feet
At 139 kg kerb weight, the KLX230 is noticeably lighter than the Roadster's 184 kg, aiding agility and handling.
Smarter Connected Dash
Bluetooth connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation give the KLX230 a tech edge the Roadster's screen lacks entirely.
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Yezdi Roadster
Performance
Comfort
Efficiency
Features & Tech
Safety
Ownership
Practicality
Value

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₹1.97 - ₹2.11 Lakh
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Nearly Double the Power
The Roadster's 28.7 bhp liquid-cooled 334cc engine dwarfs the KLX230's 18.37 bhp air-cooled 233cc unit.
Dual-Channel ABS Confidence
Dual-channel ABS with larger 320mm front and 240mm rear discs gives the Roadster a braking edge over the KLX230's single-channel setup.
Tubeless Tyre Convenience
The Roadster rides on tubeless tyres, while the KLX230 still uses tubed tyres that are more cumbersome to repair on the road.
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Yezdi Roadster
Roadster offers more power, ABS on both wheels, and alloy tubeless tyres for city use, though its weight and seat height are less nimble than a pure commuter.
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Why Roadster for you?
Dual Channel ABS
Front and rear ABS gives safer, more predictable braking in stop-and-go traffic compared to the KLX230's single-channel setup.
Tubeless Tyres
Tubeless tyres mean easier puncture repair and safer deflation in daily traffic, unlike the KLX230's tubed tyres.
Lower Seat & Accessible Ergonomics
795mm seat height is friendlier for frequent stops at signals than the KLX230's taller 880mm perch.
Find out how the Kawasaki KLX230 and Yezdi Roadster stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Roadster dominates in raw performance, braking hardware, and ownership value thanks to its bigger engine and dual-channel ABS, while the KLX230 only pulls ahead on efficiency and tech connectivity, revealing a classic power-and-value vs light-and-connected trade-off.
Nearly Double the Power
The Roadster's 28.7 bhp liquid-cooled 334cc engine dwarfs the KLX230's 18.37 bhp air-cooled 233cc unit.
Dual-Channel ABS Confidence
Dual-channel ABS with larger 320mm front and 240mm rear discs gives the Roadster a braking edge over the KLX230's single-channel setup.
Tubeless Tyre Convenience
The Roadster rides on tubeless tyres, while the KLX230 still uses tubed tyres that are more cumbersome to repair on the road.
A Trade-off
With 255mm of ground clearance versus the Roadster's 171mm, the KLX230 is far better suited to off-road and uneven surfaces.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise performance, features and range.

Built for Rough Terrain
With 255mm of ground clearance versus the Roadster's 171mm, the KLX230 is far better suited to off-road and uneven surfaces.
Lighter on Its Feet
At 139 kg kerb weight, the KLX230 is noticeably lighter than the Roadster's 184 kg, aiding agility and handling.
Smarter Connected Dash
Bluetooth connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation give the KLX230 a tech edge the Roadster's screen lacks entirely.
Better Fuel Economy
The KLX230 returns 36 kmpl compared to the Roadster's 30 kmpl, stretching every tank further.
Smart Alerts On the Go
Call/SMS alerts and last-park-location tracking give the KLX230 practical everyday convenience features the Roadster omits.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, safety and value.

Nearly Double the Power
The Roadster's 28.7 bhp liquid-cooled 334cc engine dwarfs the KLX230's 18.37 bhp air-cooled 233cc unit.
Dual-Channel ABS Confidence
Dual-channel ABS with larger 320mm front and 240mm rear discs gives the Roadster a braking edge over the KLX230's single-channel setup.
Tubeless Tyre Convenience
The Roadster rides on tubeless tyres, while the KLX230 still uses tubed tyres that are more cumbersome to repair on the road.
Longer Warranty Coverage
A 50,000 km or 4-year warranty on the Roadster offers significantly more peace of mind than typical shorter coverage terms.
Richer Rider Aids
Selectable City and Power riding modes plus an assist-and-slipper clutch give the Roadster more tunable, rider-friendly performance.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.