Jawa Now Available In Khaki And Midnight Grey Colours

Classic Legends has rolled out a bunch of updates with these new colours

On the eve of International Jawa Day, Classic Legends launched the Jawa in two new colours to pay homage to the 1971  victory over Pakistan. The new Khaki and Midnight Grey colours are available only with dual-channel ABS and have been priced at Rs 1,93,357 (ex-showroom Delhi), which is Rs 6,00 more than the standard dual-channel ABS variant.

The Jawa Khaki comes draped in a matte khaki colour, with the tricolor pinstripes running across the tank and the laurel wreath commemorating the Indian army’s victory in the 1971 war. It also features the Indian Army insignia on the fuel tank and Jawa claims it's the first manufacturer that has been allowed to do so on a production bike.

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Furthermore, the chrome bits have been replaced by blacked-out components. The Jawa Midnight Grey, too, features a matte paint finish coupled with the pinstripes and the all-black theme.

Classic Legends has also made subtle changes to the bike, including a new seat, retuned suspension, retuned exhaust note, and a trip meter. Even the 293cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine has been reworked to make 27.33PS and 28.02Nm. Jawa rolled out all the aforementioned updates earlier this year with the Jawa 42 2.1.

The updates to the motorcycle are a welcome addition, however, there’s no denying that these new colours seem to have been inspired by the Royal Enfield Classic 350 Desert Storm Edition and the Gunmetal Grey paint scheme. Even Jawa’s saddlebags follow the same theme as RE. Let us know what you think of Jawa’s new colours in the comments.