Yezdi Adventure vs BMW F 850 GS Comparison

The Yezdi Adventure can certainly take on rough terrain and ticks all the boxes as an entry-level adventure bike. The engine has been tuned for the most power amongst the Yezdi range, and the 29.8 bhp comes at a relatively higher 8,000 rpm. Peak torque is also respectable, with just under 30 Nm, kicking in at 6,500 rpm. But the Yezdi Adventure needed a flatter torque curve, with more low-end torque and more punch lower in the revs.

The BMW 850 GS has a comfortable and capable suspension to do countless miles on any kind of surface and terrain. It is the best off-roader of the three, considering its agility advantage over the GS Adventure, and it's just about big and loud enough to give you the feeling that you are indeed riding a big bike.  Its pricing also undercuts many of its direct rivals, which is why it makes for a strong contender for anyone looking for a middleweight adventure bike.