There is a strong reason why Jawa motorcycles are among the top vintage motorcycles in India and motorbike lovers have enjoyed their dominance in the heavy bike segment. The Jawas 350 is pure beauty in metal, with these motorcycle studios crafted in the picturesque states of both Nepal and India.
Here are the features, specifications, pricing, and such to determine whether the Jawa 350 is a worthy Royal Enfield rival.
1. Features of Jawa 350
As the name suggests, the retro-themed Chrome Silver Jawas 350 has a varied range of features coupled with jaw-dropping jaw design, jaw-dropping chrome jaw pieces, retro-modern Jawas motorcycle aesthetics, and various other features, some of them include:
Shimmery Chrome Finish: Jawas motorcycle aesthetics are shifting towards retro modern plans that are out of this world. For all the machine minds who have always yearned for an old-school mechanical charm, the Chrome Silver Design is the perfect fit alongside a shiny chrome finish that preserves comfort.
Ride with Ease: So regardless of whether you’re going for a 1200 km or a 2000 km ride, you will not have any issues such as back pain when riding the best part about the bike, the ergonomic designs are tailored to fit the average human-made bike more comfortably.
LED Lights: Like all modern bikes, the Jawas 350 features modern LED headlamps and tail lamps which enhance the overall design of the bike and improve its functionality.
Twin Exhaust System: If there is one thing that separates Jawa from normal motorcycles, it is the twin exhaust system fitted with Jawa bikes which enhances both sound and performance.
Digital Instrument Cluster: This cluster provides instant updates on speed, overall fuel consumption, and trip data allowing the riders to remain tech-savvy.
2. Specs of the Jawa 350
During analysis, the Jawa 350 Chrome Silver Design has wide specifications aiding it to perform significantly well at the size group.
Engine: 348cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine
Power: 27.33 bhp 6,000 rpm
Torque: 28 Nm at 5000 rpm
Transmission: 6-speed constant mesh
Fuel Tank Capacity: 14 litre
Front Brake: 280mm Disc with twin-piston caliper
Rear Brake: 153mm Drum
Suspension: Tele shock front forks with twin shock at the rear
Tyres: 90/90-18 front, 120/80-17 rear
Weight: 182 levels and (kerb weight)
3. Varieties and Rates
There is only one variant of the Jawa 350 Chrome Silver Design available but one can choose from the different color varieties. The cost of the bike has been set out to gain the attention of the riders who may be having second thoughts on other bikes in the segment, especially from Royal Enfield.
Cost: NRS. 8,00,000 (Nepal) and 1.95 lakh (India)
Color varieties: Chrome Silver, Black and Red
When compared to other bikes, the Jawa 350 has been competitive since it is now available for purchase with an extendable warranty and servicing package.
4. Fuel Economy
Fuel economy is one of the criteria for every biker especially all types of commuters and long-range riders. In our case, the Jawa 350 Chrome Silver Design achieves reasonable fuel consumption without sacrificing its performance qualities.
Mileage: In normal usage, or riding conditions, the Jawa 350 has an average fuel cost of between 30-35km/l. Such a cost brings it closer to other bikes of similar configuration in this case the 350cc segment of which the Royal Enfield’s Classic 350 also has a similar fuel cost.
5. Comparison: Jawa 350 vs. Royal Enfield Classic 350
When comparing the Jawa 350 Chrome Silver Design with Royal Enfield’s Classic 350, the bikes share many similarities but also have some distinct differences.
| Feature | Jawa 350 | Royal Enfield Classic 350 |
| Engine Capacity | 348cc, Single-cylinder | 349cc, Single-cylinder |
| Power Output | 27.33 bhp | 20.2 bhp |
| Torque | 28 Nm | 27 Nm |
| Fuel Efficiency | 30-35 km/l | 30-35 km/l |
| Braking System | Disc (front), Drum (rear) | Disc (front and rear) |
| Price Range | NRP. 8,00,000. | NRP. 5,60,700 |
| Design | Retro with chrome finish | Retro, more vintage style |
| Comfort Features | Ergonomically designed | Similar ergonomics |
6. Pros and Cons
Pros:
Impressive Visuals: The chrome design is quite stylish and gives the motorcycle a classy look.
Excellent Performance: It has 27.33 bhp, there are other more powerful competitors but this one still puts out a good performance.
Ideal for Long Days: When on the bike you won’t get sore, the seating and suspension are ergonomically designed.
Fair Prices: Priced at NRP. 8,00,000 and for all that you get out of it, the Jawa 350 should be in this bracket.
Cons:
Rear Drum Brake: Considering the rear drum brake provided in the bike while the Classic 350 would offer a dual disc brake this may be a disadvantage for some.
Less Number of Service Centres: Even though Jawa has been growing and expanding its reach, Royal Enfield seems to have a wider service and dealership throughout Nepal.
Somewhat Heavier: 182 kg is somewhat heavy for the motorbike and that could impact its overall movement in tight city traffic.
7. Who Should Buy?
The classic design of the Jawa motorbike is slightly updated and is the design that would attract riders who want to combine a vintage motorcycle with a modern feel. Old school design together with a big engine and good fuel economy is your cup of tea then the Jawa 350 is something which you would like to have. Ideal especially for;
Motorcycle Enthusiasts: Vintage bikes with performance motorcycles include a variety of looks and styles; those with a performance motorcycle attitude will appreciate them.
Commuters: The search for a bike that feels powerful in city driving conditions but also does well in highway speeds is over, the Jawa 350 meets the requirements.
Royal Enfield Lovers: The Enfields are appealing, but if you want something modern but with a twist to the traditional the Jawa 350 is an option for the riders looking for styling that differs.
8. Conclusion
In the 350 cc motorcycle market the Jawa 350 Chrome Silver design will make its mark. It will surely compete with all the Royal Enfields in this segment which is dominated by them due to its muscular engine, well-distinguished retro look, sleek pricing, and offers. Though it could work on the rear brake and weight more, the handling and overall design enhance the ride experience.
If classic motorcycles that look stylish and still have modern touches embedded within them are what you are looking for then the Jawa 350 is the best for you hands down.
9. Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How much does the Jawa 350 Chrome Silver Design sell for?
A1: The price for the Jawa 350 Chrome Silver Design is NRP. 8,00,000 in Nepal.
Q2: How good is the Jawa 350 in terms of fuel consumption?
A2: The typical range of fuel consumption that is expected from the Jawa 350 is from 30 to 35 km/L.
Q3: Can you confirm if the Jawa 350 has ABS?
A3: The Jawa 350 does not support ABS but does have a disc brake in front and a drum brake in the rear.
Q4: Between the Royal Enfield Classic 350 and the Jawa 350 which is better?
A4: With a more pronounced performance alongside a powerful engine with chrome detailing, the Jawa 350 far outweighs the Royal Enfield Classic 350 in terms of design. However, when it comes to servicing, Royal Enfield surpasses Jawa 350.
Q5: Is it possible to take a Jawa 350 for long rides with ease?
A5: With a well-tuned suspension system along with a good riding stance, the Jawa 350 is perfect for long rides.