Jawa

Jawa Highlights

Classic Legends have launched the BS6-compliant Jawa and Forty Two in India. The updated motorcycles are now Rs 5,000 to Rs 9,928 more expensive than before. Here's the complete price list of the BS6-compliant versions. 

As for the engine specifications, the BS6-compliant model is expected to make the same 27.3PS and 28Nm from the 293cc, fuel-injected, single-cylinder engine as before. This is considering the fact that the BS4-compliant Perak unveiled in 2018 and the BS6-compliant Perak launched in 2019 make the same amount of power and torque. 

Apart from the BS6-compliant motor, the underpinnings of the motorcycles are likely to remain unchanged. The Jawa uses a telescopic fork and gas-charged shock absorbers at the rear with 5-step preload adjustability. Anchoring the bike is a disc brake up front and a rear drum or disc unit. Its 18-inch front and 17-inch rear wheels come wrapped in MRF Nylogrip tyres.

Jawa launched the classic Jawa and the Jawa Forty Two back in November 2018. Since then, the brand has managed to rack up innumerable orders and has bumped up production to keep up with the overwhelming response. 

As for the bike, the Jawa looks pretty similar to the original bike from the ‘70s. Right from the horn, which is positioned between the front fork and the fuel filler cap, to the dome-shaped headlamp that extends to cover the front forks. You have easy-to reach handlebars, vintage-style fenders and an old-fashioned instrument console. The bike features the same nostalgic maroon paint scheme with chrome elements.

The upcoming Jawa BS6 will compete against the Royal Enfield Classic 350 BS6 and the Benelli Imperiale 400, which too will be updated to comply with BS6 norms soon.