Jawa 350 Legacy Edition Launched in India, Priceed at ₹ 1.99 Lakh | Java 350 Legacy Edition Launched in India, Price ₹ 1.99 Lakh: Company will make only 500 units; Compete with Royal Enfield Classic 350

Two-wheeler maker Java Motorcycle has launched the Legacy Edition of Java 350 in the Indian market. This is an updated version of the Classic Java 350. The company will make only 500 units of this bike.

Factory-fitted touring accessories have been used in the Legacy Edition. It has a touring wiser, pillion backrest and crash guard. Apart from this, customers will also get the collector edition miniature model of Java 350 along with leather kichen.

The bike has been launched in the market with 6 color options. These include Chrome Elements – Black, Mistch Orange, Maroon and Deep Forest, Gray and Obesdian Black with Solid Colors. The initial price of the bike has been kept at Rs 1.99 lakh.

The company is priced at ₹ 2.23 lakh with the company with alloy wheels.

Java 350 Legacy: Design and Features

The Java 350 Legacy is developed on the double cardal frame and the bike is seen in overall retro design. It has features like 13.5-liter muscular fuel tank, flat seat, goal headlight, 8-inch wheel and all-LED lighting.

The seat management of the seat is 790mm. It has a ground clearance of 178mm. The bike weighs 192 kg. It also has a semi-digital instrument cluster along with Bluetooth connectivity.

Java 350 Legacy Performance: Liquid-cooled engine with 334cc

The bike has a 334cc single-cylinder engine, which generates a 22bhp maximum power at 7,000rpm and peak torque of 28Nm at 5,000rpm. This engine is also used in the company’s lineup in Perak.

Talking about the transmission, the engine has been tuned with a 6-speed gearbox. The bike has the first slip and assist clutch. The company claims that the bike may run at a top speed of 135 kmph and will give a mileage of about 18 to 22 km in a liter of petrol.

Java 350 Legacy: Breaking and Suspension

The bike has a telescopic forks in the front for comfort riding and a dual shock absorber system in the rear end. With this, the bike will perform better in roads and off-roading. To avoid skiding on the roads during braking, Java 350 classic bikes have disclies on both wheels with anti braking system (ABS).

Java 350 Legacy will compete with the classic segment’s best -selling bike Royal Enfield Classic 350 and Honda CB350.