KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- The Legacy Edition is reserved for the first 500 customers.
- It retains the same mechanicals and the Alpha 2-t powertrain.
- The Legacy Edition is available in three Chrome paint schemes and three single-tone paint schemes.
The Jawa 350 has completed a year in the Indian market, and the bikemaker has come out with a unique way to celebrate this milestone, by launching the Jawa 350 Legacy Edition. Prices for the Legacy Edition begin from Rs 1.98 lakh (ex-showroom).
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Jawa 350 Legacy Edition: What's New?
The Legacy Edition retains the core retro design of the regular Jawa 350, but it gets a few cosmetic differentiations, such as a tall windscreen, a pillion backrest, and a redesigned crash guard. There are three chrome paint schemes to choose from; maroon, black, and Mystique Orange. Three single paint schemes further round up the paint schemes to choose from; Stunning Deep Forest, Grey, and Obsidian Black.
Some other things that can be had with the Legacy Edition include a leather keychain and a collector's edition scale-model Jawa.
Everything else remains identical underneath those irresistible retro looks. It continues with the same 334cc, liquid-cooled engine, producing 22.1bhp and 28.1Nm of torque, paired to a 6-speed gearbox with a slip-and-assist clutch. The double-cradle frame has also been retained, making use of 35mm telescopic forks and gas-charged twin-shocks with 5-step pre-load adjustability. For braking, the Legacy Edition makes use of a 280mm disc at the front and a 240mm disc at the rear, with the added protection of dual-channel ABS.
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With prices beginning from Rs 1.98 lakh (ex-showroom), Jawa says the Legacy Edition is reserved for the first 500 customers.
Verdict
The Jawa 350 Legacy Edition continues to make use of the retro charm of the regular Jawa 350, while adding on a few cosmetic tweaks here and there. It may not be a perfect motorcycle, but there is no denying that it deserves your attention, simply because of those looks.
