Jawa 350 Reviews

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.

Jawa 350 feels calm and smooth on highways. The twin-cylinder 344cc engine delivers steady power. Seat feels wide and comfortable, while braking is precise. Analogue meters display speed and fuel clearly. Pillion comfort is decent, and the 13.2 L fuel tank supports longer trips without frequent refueling.

The Jawa 350 feels very refined and smooth at all speeds. The engine feels calm and the ride feels stable. The seat feels wide and comfortable for long trips. The bike has a classic look that many people admire. It offers a peaceful and steady riding experience on highways and in the city.