Take A Closer Look At Jawa’s New War-inspired Liveries

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The new liveries pay homage to the heroes from the 1971 war
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Jawa Motorcycles has introduced two special liveries for the Jawa Standard, commemorating 50 years since the 1971 war and paying homage to our war heroes. 

 

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First up, we have the Khaki livery that has the bike draped in a matte sand-inspired shade similar to its arch-rival, the Royal Enfield Classic 350’s Desert Storm shade. 

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The Midnight Grey is stealthy, owing to its matte grey finish that looks similar to the Perak’s colour. 

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To help these two stand out from the pack, the engine, exhaust, and spoke wheels have been finished in black instead of the chrome used in the standard paint options.

 

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Up front, the round halogen headlamp gets a blacked-out nacelle, adding to the bike’s retro appeal.

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However, our favourite touch on these liveries is the special insignia on the fuel tank and the pinstripes in the Indian flag’s colours.

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Jawa has also updated other aspects of the bike, including a revised seat pan, firmer suspension, a deeper exhaust note, and a trip meter, all of which now come as standard. All these were first introduced on the Jawa 42 2.1. 

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Along with this, the Jawa Standard now puts out 27.33PS, 0.82PS more than before, thanks to the updated 293cc single-cylinder engine with cross-port technology, a repositioned lambda sensor, and better fueling. 

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The bike continues to ride on an 18-inch front and 17-inch rear tyre, sprung on a telescopic fork and dual shock absorbers. With a low kerb weight of 172kg and a seat height of just 765mm, the updated Standard retains its easy-going nature. 

 

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Jawa has priced these special liveries at Rs Rs 1,93,357 (ex-showroom, Delhi), making them Rs 6,000 dearer than the standard Maroon option. While this is slightly steep for just a paint job, we feel the Jawa still offers an unmatched price-to-power ratio. Not to forget, for Rs 6,000, you also get brownie points for being extra patriotic.

 

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