Jawa Motorcycles

Retro never goes out of fashion. What was considered charming then, holds its ground, even now. In the motorcycling universe, retro never ever left and its popularity has only increased many folds. No wonder brands like Jawa are being resuscitated, Royal Enfields still sell like hot cakes, and people are ready to pay a bomb for used examples of things like the RX-100 and the RD 350. Equipped with modern kit these days and styled to please you and your Read More...

Motorcyclists in India have really started to look at motorcycling as a joyous activity, rather than something which fulfils their commuting needs. Now, when we talk about an upgrade, for some, large capacity motorcycles are overkill for our kind of roads. Then, there's the cost factor, where most casual motorcyclists want a style statement and the thrills a fast machine has to offer too. However, anything above INR 5 lakh and they start comparing a motorcycle purchase with that of Read More...

Jawa And Jawa Forty Two Review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KiHW-7tGcA The re-introduction of brand Jawa invoked such nostalgia among bikers, both their new motorcycles are sold out until September next year. After riding the Jawa and the Jawa Forty Two, we came back pretty impressed with what the two motorcycles have to offer in their new modern-classic avatar. If you missed it, take a look. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4qW2R3Dt5s In recent news, since many were disappointed that both motorcycles were fitted with a rear drum brake Read More...

The aural experience delivered by a bike is as important as the bike itself. Being out in the elements, the sound coming from the exhaust of the bike keeps you happy and going on. Maybe that is one of the primary reasons why us petrolheads are a bit sceptical to get electric bikes and cars. With no exhaust pipes producing any sound, electric vehicles tend to be a bit dull. Coming to the point of this article, which bike delivers Read More...

The comeback of Jawa bikes has witnessed a tremendous response. The two motorcycles they offer, the Jawa and the Jawa Forty Two are now sold out till September 2019. Moving from a company with no dealerships until a month ago, to being sold out till September 2019, is a feat extremely difficult to achieve. However, Jawa has hit the right chord with bikers and managed to rekindle the love for an iconic brand with just the right machines. Both their Read More...

Going from a brand with no dealerships at all to now a brand with more than 100 dealerships across the country, Jawa has done the impossible. They are happy to announce new dealerships that are open in Delhi and Gurgaon. These dealerships are now fully operational and customers can now touch, feel and test ride the bikes before getting one home. The dealerships can be found at the following locations: Jhandewalan: Khandelwal Motorcraft, 65, Ground Floor, Rani Jhansi Road, Delhi Read More...

First, they added life to a motorcycle brand, the return of which also awakened a lot of love that was resting in hibernation. Then, after realising that their fans demand more, Jawa was quick on its feet to announce the availability of dual-channel ABS and a rear disc brake as an option. Now, the bike maker has announced an industry-first motorcycle exchange program across all its 100+ dealerships across India. For its Exchange program, the motorcycle brand has tied up Read More...

Two new retro-styled motorcycles have been catching the nation's attention since launch. After we sampled both the bikes, we figured that the limelight is indeed well deserved. However, fans of the brand were disappointed at the fact that the Jawa and Jawa Forty Two do not come fitted with a rear disc brake, and instead, get the job done with a drum unit at the back. We found braking to be great, even with the front disc and rear drum Read More...

Mahindra-owned, Classic Legends Motorcycles has revived the Jawa brand in our country. The company unveiled their new bikes, the Jawa and Jawa Forty Two, both of which are retro-styled, modern motorcycles which offer a genuine alternative to the Royal Enfield 350 series. The 300 cc liquid cooled engine on both the Jawas offer 27 bhp and 28 Nm of torque. Both bikes use a front disc and rear drum set-up with the front brake getting a single channel ABS system. While Read More...