Agni Moto Inc Pvt. Ltd, a subsidiary of Agni Group and the authorized distributor of Classic Legends in Nepal, has launched the Jawa Perak motorcycle in Nepal. Priced at Rs 7.50 Lakh, the Jawa Perak is a custom-factory bobber-styled motorcycle with more power and better hardware than the Jawa and the Forty Two.  The new Jawa Perak is powered by a BS-VI, 334 cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder, 4-stroke, DOHC engine that makes 30 bhp and 31 Nm of torque. The engine is paired with a 6-speed transmission.

The Perak looks very different from its siblings. The Perak is a single-seater and features a different toolbox design. It’s got a low and long stance, and its bobber styling cues look impressive. The bike also gives up all the chrome for a matte-black treatment. The bobber-like styling elements include a floating seat, bar-end mirrors, chopped fenders, and stubby exhaust mufflers.

Just like the Jawa Forty Two, the Perak makes use of a single pod instrument console that includes analogue counters for speed and fuel gauge, and a digital display for readouts like odometer, trip meter, etc. As far as components are concerned, the Perak gets a telescopic fork at the front and seven-step adjustable shock absorbers at the back with a gas-charged canister at the bottom. It also gets disc brakes at both ends aided by dual-channel ABS.

Announcing the launch of the Perak in Nepal, Mr Sharad Mishra, General Manager of Agni Motoinc, said, “The Jawa Perak breaks the norms of conventional motorcycling and elevates the standards by quite a few notches with its distinctive ‘factory custom’ styling, dark demeanour and the quintessential single-seater ‘bobber’ stance.”

He further added, “Packed with the latest technology, the motorcycle offers a superlative degree of performance and handling to delight riders across various terrains. We are proud to present this modern marvel to the bike enthusiasts in the country.”

The bike is now available across all Jawa motorcycles dealerships in Birtamode, Dharan, Itahari, Biratnagar, Lahan, Pokhara, Narayanghat, Butwal and Bhairahawa.