OLA Roadster Reviews

The OLA Roadster feels powerful for daily rides, and the 13 kW motor gives quick pickup in city traffic. The higher variants offer strong range, going up to nearly 248 km, which helps on longer routes. The top speed touching around 126 km/h feels smooth and stable. LED lights give clear visibility at night, and the digital console with smart features makes the ride more convenient and modern.

The Yezdi Roadster feels sporty and fun in the city. The engine has strong pull and makes quick overtakes easy. The seat feels slightly firm but still comfortable for short rides. The bike looks stylish and feels planted on smooth roads. It offers a lively and confident riding feel.

I’ve been riding the Ola Roadster for a month, and it feels super powerful with that mid-drive motor. The pickup is instant, and the handling is really smooth. I like the sporty design and strong build. The range easily crosses 180 km, which makes long rides fun without worrying about charging often.

I enjoy riding the Yezdi Roadster because it feels simple and smooth. The 334cc engine gives good mid-range pull and the bike stays stable at higher speeds. The wide seat keeps me comfortable and the tyres offer good grip. It suits daily office rides and short weekend trips.

Riding the Ola Roadster feels sporty yet smooth. It accelerates cleanly, and its mid-drive motor gives good torque. While I don’t have the exact range handy, the Roadster’s build impresses: it has a 6.8-inch TFT touchscreen, Bluetooth connectivity, and advanced regen. The suspension feels firm and planted, and the all-LED headlamp is sharp. I also appreciate cruise control and party-mode via MoveOS.

The Roadster feels solid and has a nice punchy engine. It’s fun to ride and has that classic-meets-modern vibe. The handling is good, and it feels stable on highways. However, vibrations do creep in at higher speeds, and the fit-finish could be better. Still, for the price, it gives you a nice mix of performance and retro appeal.