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Detailed Comparison, Real-World Riding Review, Price Breakdown, and Which Adventure Bike Actually Makes Sense You look at price first because that’s unavoidable. The Himalayan 450 sits higher on the invoice. You pay more upfront. On paper that seems like a disadvantage. The reality is you pay for a bigger tank, a more developed chassis, a brand with deeper service reach, and parts that actually exist in third-tier towns. This is not romance. This is travel math. The Yezdi Adventure is cheaper, yes—but you trade certainty for a lower sticker. In cities it barely matters. In real distance, it does. Engine…
