Jawa Motorcycles Get Expensive, Standard Jawa And Forty-Two Receive Few Updates

On the occasion of the 19th International Jawa Day, Classic Legends has updated the standard Jawa and Jawa Forty-Two with some mechanical and cosmetical tweaks. Both the motorcycles have received an uprated 293cc single-cylinder engine that now produces a maximum output of 27.33PS/27.02Nm, 0.82PS/0.03Nm more than before. This is the same engine that was first seen on the 42 2.1. Besides, the bikes also receive an improved seat pan, a firmer suspension tune, a deeper exhaust note, and a trip meter. 

The brand has also introduced two new colors: Khaki and Midnight Grey, for the dual-channel ABS variant of standard Jawa. These new hues are said to be introduced to mark the 50 years of the 1971 War Victory over Pakistan by paying homage to the heroes of the 1971 war. 

These special color variants feature blacked-out mechanicals, tricolor pinstripes on the fuel tank along with the Indian Army’s insignia and a laurel wreath commemorating the Indian army’s victory in 1971 war. Jawa claims that it's the first manufacturer that has been permitted to do so on a production bike. 

For all these updates, the prices of both these bikes have been increased by a nominal margin. Besides, the brand has also revised the asking rates of other Jawa products. Here's a look at the updated prices of all Jawa motorcycles: – 

All prices, ex-showroom Delhi.

• The prices of newly introduced Khaki & Midnight Grey color trims are approximately Rs 8,264 more than the other colors of the Jawa dual-channel ABS variant. 
• The price hike for Jawa 42 2.1 and Perak is quite significant, despite receiving any changes. With this, the price of India's most affordable boober has crossed the Rs 2 lakh mark.