Jawa Bookings (Dealership-Level) Start On December 15 — Here’s Why You Should Book A Jawa!

Jawa Motorcycles launched two new motorcycles in India at a starting price of Rs 1.55 lakh ex-showroom (Delhi). At the launch event, Jawa officials shared that there will be 105 dealerships across the country in the coming days; out of which 64 were already set up.

A clearer picture of all the dealerships and their exact locations will be shared soon. We have also compiled some of the major Jawa dealer locations, plus how to book a Jawa; a process which is still confusing for many. Test ride opportunities will be open for potential buyers in the coming days.

Aimed to be to a strong rival to Royal Enfield models, the new ‘Jawa' and Jawa 42 follow the original styling of the iconic Czech motorcycles sold in India during the ‘70s and ‘80s. Among the two, the most affordable Jawa 42 has already won a lot of hearts — know everything about the Jawa 42, here.

Jawa Motorcycles started promoting and teasing their new models, way ahead of their official unveiling. Many were concerned about how the new classic motorcycles will sound compared to the original two-stroke versions. The new Jawa models do sound good and you can hear the exhaust note in the official Jawa Motorcycles TVC.

As mentioned before, the new ‘Jawa bikes' will compete in the classic motorcycle segment in India, currently dominated by the likes of the Royal Enfield Classic 350. Both the Jawa models have the same highlight as that of the Royal Enfield model — classic styling in a modern package. Read our detailed Jawa vs Royal Enfield Classic 350 comparisonto know more.

Powering the new Jawa motorcycles is a 293cc single-cylinder engine which makes 27bhp and 28Nm of torque. The engine is mated to a six-speed transmission. Meanwhile, the Jawa Perak (read the detailed first look review) will get a 334cc unit making close to 30bhp and 31Nm of torque.

Thoughts On Jawa Motorcycles Starting Dealership-Level Bookings

Online bookings for the new Jawa motorcycles have already crossed big numbers, but many are still considering the direct way of confirming their interest — dealership-level booking. Of course, it does make sense since customers can see the bike in person, get the feel of it and then make the final decision.

Do you prefer dealership-level bookings or would you rather book the new Jawa motorcycles (or any motorcycle for that matter) online?