Jawa 350 Reviews

Whenever I park the Jawa 42, I can't help but look back at it once. The LED tail light gives the bike a clean and modern look, especially in the evening. It also comes with tubed tyres, and they've been doing their job well on the roads I usually ride. I wasn't looking for anything too fancy when I bought this bike, but over time, these small details have become some of the things I enjoy the most.

The Jawa 350 feels solid and stable on the road. Its 334cc engine focuses on smooth torque delivery, making long rides comfortable. The bike feels best when ridden at a steady pace. I enjoy the relaxed seating and classic design, which make highway cruising calm and stress-free.

The Jawa 350 feels solid and confident on highways. Its 334cc engine produces around 22 bhp, focusing more on torque and smooth cruising. The bike stays stable at steady speeds, and the seating posture reduces fatigue. It feels perfect for riders who enjoy long, relaxed journeys without rushing.

I recently upgraded to the Jawa 350, and the 184 kg kerb weight provides amazing stability on the highway. It returns 24 kmpl mileage, and the slipper clutch makes my heavy traffic commutes much less tiring for my hands. The 790 mm seat is great, and the 178 mm ground clearance is quite practical.

I recently upgraded to the Jawa 350, and the 184 kg kerb weight provides amazing stability on the highway. It returns 24 kmpl mileage, and the slipper clutch makes my heavy traffic commutes much less tiring for my hands. The 790 mm seat is great, and the 178 mm ground clearance is quite practical.

The 178 mm ground clearance and 184 kg kerb weight give this motorcycle a very solid and retro feel. I appreciate the 24-25 kmpl mileage and the 790 mm saddle height which is comfortable for long hours. It features a classic semi-digital console and the dual-channel ABS ensures very safe braking in all weather conditions.