Jawa 42 All Stars Ivory

Jawa 42 All Stars Ivory brings the familiar 294.72cc liquid-cooled single with 27.32 PS and 26.84 Nm, a 6-speed gearbox, assist-and-slipper clutch, dual-channel ABS, alloy wheels and tubeless tyres, but the real draw is the new ivory finish that gives the roadster a cleaner, more premium retro look at Rs 1.84 lakh-Rs 1.85 lakh ex-showroom, depending on the listing. It sits on the same 182kg, 788mm-seat-height platform and remains a practical pick for riders who want heritage styling without giving up everyday usability.

A stylish, mechanically unchanged special-edition take on the Jawa 42, the Ivory variant stands out for buyers who want the 294.72cc, liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine’s 27.32 PS and 26.84 Nm in a more distinctive, premium-looking package. It remains a sensible neo-retro pick in India thanks to the 6-speed gearbox, assist-and-slipper clutch, dual-channel ABS, and the 788mm seat height, while the current ex-showroom Delhi price is Rs 1,84,950/Rs 1.85 lakh and the standard ownership cover is 4 years or 50,000 km with roadside assistance available for up to 8 years.

Classic Legends has introduced the Jawa 42 Ivory in India as a cosmetic update priced at Rs 1.84 lakh ex-showroom in Delhi, and it stands as the top-spec colour option in the range. The new finish brings ivory paint across the fuel tank, headlight cover, side panels, and mudguards, while the motorcycle keeps the same 294.7cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, six-speed gearbox, and retro-styled hardware unchanged.

The Jawa 42 Ivory is a good pick if you want the model’s familiar mechanical package with a more premium, understated look. It is also positioned as the 15th colour option for the Jawa 42 lineup, so buyers now have a wider choice without giving up the brand’s classic styling theme.

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The Jawa 42 Ivory sits at about Rs 1.85 lakh ex-showroom in New Delhi, with Delhi on-road pricing around Rs 2.12 lakh after registration and insurance, and the Ivory shade remains the priciest colour option in the 42 range. This version adds no mechanical changes over other Jawa 42 variants, so the extra cost is mainly for the cosmetic finish and premium positioning.

The Jawa 42 Ivory is priced at Rs 1,84,950 ex-showroom in New Delhi and is the most expensive colour in the 42 lineup, sitting above the dual-channel alloy-wheel variant by a small margin. In Delhi, the on-road figure is about Rs 2,11,546, with the premium coming entirely from the Ivory paint scheme rather than any hardware upgrade, so it makes sense only if the styling matters more than value.

Jawa has positioned the 42 Ivory as a style-led update to the existing 42, priced at Rs 1,84,950 ex-showroom in New Delhi and available across authorised dealerships. Because the bike is mechanically unchanged, buyers should treat it as a design choice rather than a feature jump; it is best suited to someone who wants the 42’s retro look with a lighter, more distinctive finish.

For buyers comparing variants, the 42 Ivory is the top-spec colour option and costs roughly Rs 2.12 lakh on-road in Delhi once RTO and insurance are added. The recent launch makes it the most premium-looking 42, but the price premium is modest enough that it only really pays off if the ivory theme is the deciding factor for you.

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