Jawa 350

Jawa 350

About Jawa 350

Jawa has launched the Jawa 350 in attractive new colorways and a new variant to choose from, here’s a list of them with their prices. For a detailed breakdown of the colors and what they offer, check out our story in images here. Also, you can consider these 5 two-wheelers to buy instead of the Jawa 350 within the base variant’s price range.

Jawa 350 Price:

The Jawa 350 is now available in a range of color choices. The Spoke Wheel version is available in two variants: Obsidian Black, Grey, and Deep Forest at Rs 1,98,950 (ex-showroom Delhi) and Chrome – Maroon, Black, White, Mystique Orange at Rs 2,14,950 (ex-showroom Delhi). The Alloy Wheel version is also available in two variants: Single-tone and dual-tone Chrome. Single-tone Obsidian Black, Grey, and Deep Forest cost Rs 2,08,950 (ex-showroom Delhi) and Chrome – Maroon, Black, White, Mystique Orange is priced at Rs 2,23,950 (ex-showroom Delhi).

Jawa 350 Features:

The Jawa 350 looks pretty similar to the original bike from the ‘70s, right from the horn (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 analogue instrument console with a small digital inset for the odometer readings. The lighting system is all-bulb.

Jawa 350 Engine:

Powered by a 334cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, the Jawa 350 produces 22.5PS and 28.2Nm. It is paired with a 6-speed gearbox with slip-and-assist clutch.

Jawa 350 Suspension & Brakes:

The Jawa 350 uses a telescopic fork and gas-charged shock absorbers at the rear with 5-step preload adjustable twin shocks. The braking setup includes disc brakes on both ends. Its 18-inch front and 17-inch rear wheels come wrapped in MRF Nylogrip tyres. It is available in both, spoke (tube tyres) and alloy wheels (tubeless tyres) and has a kerb weight of 194kg.

Jawa 350 Rivals:

The Jawa 350 competes against the Royal Enfield Classic 350, Honda Hness CB350 and the Benelli Imperials 400. In terms of pricing, the retro motorcycle competes with the Domainer 400.