Jawa Forty Two Scrambler Spotted Testing In India

- A test mule of the Jawa Forty Two based scrambler was spied testing
- No clear launch timeline for the new scrambler model
- The engine is likely to stay the same as on Jawa Forty Two
From the looks of it, Jawa may introduce a new scrambler model based on the Jawa Forty Two in the near future. A camouflaged test mule was spotted recently in Pune, Maharashtra. The photographs have been doing the rounds on the internet. Looking at the photos, it is clear that the model is based on the Forty Two. The engine layout and the engine covers are similar to the Forty Two along with other bits like the mudguard, fuel tank, wheels and even the suspension. This is of course, referring to the updated 2021 Jawa Forty Two that was launched last month. The parts that make the motorcycle a scrambler are dual-purpose tyres, fork gaiters, off-road styled seat and an exposed rear section.
Also Read: 2021 Jawa Forty Two Launched In India

(The Jawa Forty Two Scrambler was spotted in Pune, outside the company's R&D facility)
The updated Jawa Forty Two is priced at Rs. 1.84 lakh and gets a bunch of changes such as new colours, new alloy wheels, re-designed graphics, re-tuned front suspension, new seat and a throatier exhaust note. The motorcycle continues to get the BS6 compliant 293 cc single-cylinder engine which makes 27 bhp of max power at around 6,800 rpm and 27.03 Nm of peak torque at 5,000 rpm.
Also Read: 2021 Jawa Forty Two Review
There is no clear timeline on the launch of the Jawa Forty Two based scrambler, but we expect it to debut later this year, as an all-new model. We expect the new scrambler to be positioned between the Forty Two and the Jawa 300. Expect the new model to be priced at a premium over the Jawa Forty Two.
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