@jawa_350
A mid-size motorcycle with a powerful engine, designed for both city commuting and longer rides.
11 generations of the Jawa 350
@350cc_type660_motorcycle
The Jawa 350 Type 660 was launched in 1985, featuring a 350cc engine with enhanced performance capabilities, generating 25 horsepower. This model included updated styling and ergonomic improvements, making it suitable for both everyday commuting and longer rides.
@350cc_2_stroke_standard
The Jawa 350 Type 634 was introduced in 1955 as a standard motorcycle variant. It features a 350cc two-stroke engine producing approximately 15 horsepower, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This variant is noted for its classic design and reliable performance, making it popular in Eastern Europe.
@350cc_2_stroke_sport
The Jawa 350 Type 638 was introduced in 1960 as a sport variant. It features a 350cc two-stroke engine that produces around 20 horsepower, providing a sportier performance compared to its predecessor. This model is characterized by its lightweight frame and enhanced handling capabilities, making it a favorite among enthusiasts.
@350cc_2_stroke_custom
The Jawa 350 Type 639 was introduced in 1966 as a custom variant, featuring a 350cc two-stroke engine with a power output of approximately 22 horsepower. It has a distinctive design with custom paint options and enhanced comfort features, appealing to riders looking for a personalized motorcycle experience.
@350cc_2_stroke_classic
The Jawa 350 Classic was launched in 1997 as a revival of the classic Jawa design. It features a 350cc two-stroke engine producing around 18 horsepower, combined with retro styling. This variant appealed to vintage motorcycle enthusiasts and was produced until 2001.
@350cc_4_stroke_ohc
The Jawa 350 OHC was introduced in 2015 as a modern variant featuring a 350cc four-stroke overhead cam engine. It generates about 27 horsepower and combines classic styling with contemporary technology. This model has been well-received in various markets and continues to be in production.
@350cc_standard_motorcycle
The Jawa 350 was introduced in 1937 as the base model of the Jawa 350 series. It features a 350cc two-stroke engine producing approximately 15 horsepower, paired with a four-speed manual transmission. This standard motorcycle variant is known for its lightweight frame and classic styling. It remains a popular choice among enthusiasts and collectors.
@350cc_type640_motorcycle
The Jawa 350 Type 640 was introduced in 1974 as an updated version of the original model. It features a 350cc two-stroke engine with improved power output of around 18 horsepower, equipped with a five-speed gearbox. This variant is recognized for its enhanced handling and modernized design elements compared to its predecessors.
@350cc_type641_motorcycle
The Jawa 350 Type 641 was released in 1978, continuing the legacy of the Jawa 350. This variant features a 350cc two-stroke engine, delivering approximately 20 horsepower and a five-speed transmission. It was designed with touring capabilities in mind, featuring a comfortable riding position and larger fuel capacity.
@350cc_type652_motorcycle
The Jawa 350 Type 652, introduced in 1981, is known for its refined performance and aesthetic updates. With a 350cc two-stroke engine producing 22 horsepower, this motorcycle variant features improved suspension and braking systems. It became popular for its reliability and ease of maintenance.
@350cc_vintage_motorcycle
The Jawa 350 Vintage was introduced in 2015, paying homage to the classic designs of the past. It features a 350cc single-cylinder engine producing 27 horsepower, with retro styling and modern performance enhancements. This variant is aimed at enthusiasts looking for a blend of nostalgia and contemporary reliability.