New Delhi: Jawa Yezdi Motorcycles has launched the Jawa 42 FJ All Stars in India, introducing six new colour options for its neo-classic roadster. Prices start at ₹2,01,942 and go up to ₹2,15,942, ex-showroom. The new range focuses primarily on styling and colour updates, while the motorcycle’s engine, chassis and core mechanical package remain unchanged.
The latest version is part of Jawa’s All Stars initiative, which is aimed at giving its motorcycles a more distinctive appearance while retaining their existing mechanical character. The 42 FJ continues with the 334cc engine and six-speed gearbox, making the update largely a cosmetic refresh rather than a mechanical overhaul.
Jawa 42 FJ All Stars price in India
The new Jawa 42 FJ All Stars is available in six colour schemes, with prices varying according to the finish.
The Aurora Green and Red variants are the entry-level options, priced at ₹2,01,942. The Matte Black with Red Clad, Matte Black with Black Clad and Nebula Blue versions are priced at ₹2,07,942 each.
The range-topping Chrome version costs ₹2,15,942, ex-showroom.
This gives buyers a wider choice of finishes without requiring them to move to a different mechanical specification.
Six colour options introduced
The biggest change on the 42 FJ All Stars is its new colour palette. The motorcycle is offered in:
- All Stars Aurora Green
- All Stars Red
- All Stars Matte Black with Red Clad
- All Stars Matte Black with Black Clad
- All Stars Nebula Blue
- All Stars Chrome
The new colour schemes are designed to complement the motorcycle’s existing neo-classic styling. The brushed aluminium inserts on the fuel tank continue to be one of the defining design elements of the 42 FJ.
The Chrome variant provides the most traditional retro appearance, while the Matte Black and Nebula Blue versions offer a more contemporary look.
334cc engine remains unchanged
Despite the new All Stars treatment, there are no significant mechanical changes to the Jawa 42 FJ.
The motorcycle continues to use a 334cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine. The engine produces up to 29.17 PS of power and 29.62 Nm of torque, according to Jawa’s official specifications. It is paired with a six-speed gearbox.
The motorcycle also gets a slip-and-assist clutch, while the engine continues to use electronic fuel injection.
Since the powertrain has been carried over, buyers choosing the All Stars version are essentially paying for the updated appearance and colour choices rather than additional performance.
Design and dimensions
The Jawa 42 FJ retains its modern-retro design, combining a traditional-looking fuel tank with sportier elements.
The motorcycle features brushed aluminium tank panels, blacked-out mechanical components and twin exhaust pipes. LED lighting and a digital instrument cluster are also part of the equipment package.
According to Jawa, the motorcycle has a 12-litre fuel tank, weighs 184 kg and has a seat height of around 797 mm. Ground clearance stands at 175 mm, while the wheelbase measures 1,440 mm.
The motorcycle rides on an 18-inch front wheel and a 17-inch rear wheel.
Suspension and braking hardware
The 42 FJ All Stars continues with a conventional suspension setup comprising a telescopic front fork and twin rear shock absorbers.
Braking duties are handled by disc brakes at both ends, with dual-channel ABS offered as standard. The motorcycle also gets a steel chassis designed around the existing 42 FJ platform.
With no mechanical revisions, the All Stars version retains the same basic riding characteristics as the existing 42 FJ.
Features and equipment
The Jawa 42 FJ comes equipped with LED lighting and a digital instrument cluster. Bluetooth connectivity and USB charging are also available.
The motorcycle’s equipment package is aimed at combining the visual appeal of a retro roadster with features expected from a modern motorcycle.
However, Jawa has not used the All Stars update to introduce a major new technology package. Instead, the focus remains firmly on colours, graphics and visual personalisation.
Jawa All Stars range expands
The 42 FJ All Stars forms part of Jawa’s broader All Stars strategy. The company has been using the range to introduce special colour combinations and styling treatments across its motorcycles.
The approach allows Jawa to refresh existing products without making major changes to their underlying mechanical platforms.
The 42 FJ itself sits in the competitive 300-400cc motorcycle segment, where it goes up against models such as the Royal Enfield Classic 350, Honda CB350 and other modern-retro motorcycles. Its combination of classic styling and a relatively powerful 334cc engine remains central to its appeal.
Jawa 42 FJ All Stars: Key specifications
The motorcycle continues with a 334cc single-cylinder engine producing 29.17 PS and 29.62 Nm. It gets a six-speed gearbox and a 12-litre fuel tank.
The kerb weight is listed at 184 kg, while the motorcycle uses disc brakes at both ends with dual-channel ABS. Its neo-classic styling is retained across the new All Stars colour range.
The latest update therefore does not attempt to change the 42 FJ’s basic formula. Instead, Jawa is giving buyers more options to personalise the motorcycle.
What changes with the All Stars version?
For customers considering the new Jawa 42 FJ All Stars, the key point is that the motorcycle remains mechanically familiar.
There is no major increase in engine output, no new chassis and no substantial change to the suspension or braking setup. The main attraction is the six new colour and finish combinations.
The strategy could appeal to buyers who already like the 42 FJ but want a more distinctive appearance. The Chrome, Aurora Green and Matte Black finishes, in particular, give the motorcycle a wider visual identity.
With prices starting at ₹2.01 lakh and rising to ₹2.16 lakh for the Chrome version, the All Stars range strengthens the Jawa 42 FJ’s styling proposition while keeping its established 334cc mechanical package intact.