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Jawa Standard

Jawa · Motorcycle

Standard Colours

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Engine
293cc
Power
27bhp
Weight
170kg
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05 / Colours

Jawa Standard Colour Options

The Jawa Standard was available in five colour options across its production run, each designed to complement the bike's classic chrome-heavy aesthetic:

Jawa Black - The most popular choice, and the one you'll spot most often on the used market. A deep, glossy black with chrome tank trim that references the original 1950s Jawa livery. Hides road grime well and photographs beautifully.

Jawa Grey - A lighter mid-grey that gives the Standard a more understated look. Works especially well with the chrome headlamp ring and exhaust pipes. Slightly harder to keep clean but popular among buyers who want something less common than black.

Jawa Maroon - A rich, deep maroon that's arguably the most 'classic' colour of the lot, evoking the old Ideal Jawa motorcycles sold in India in the 1960s and 70s. High resale appeal among enthusiasts.

Midnight Grey - Added in 2021 as one of two war-inspired special editions. A darker, more military-toned grey with matte-ish qualities on certain panels. Unique among the lineup and increasingly sought-after in the used market.

Khaki - The second war-inspired colour from 2021. An earthy olive-khaki shade that reads distinctly different from anything else in the retro segment. If you want a bike that genuinely stands out at a Sunday morning ride, this is it.

5 colours available

Jawa Black

Jawa Standard in Jawa Black colour side profile

Jawa Grey

Jawa Standard Jawa Grey colour option

Jawa Maroon

Jawa Standard Jawa Maroon colour option

Khakhi

Jawa Standard Khakhi colour option

Midnight Grey

Jawa Standard Midnight Grey colour option

For resale value, Jawa Maroon and Jawa Black tend to hold up best - they have the broadest appeal and are the colours most buyers picture when they think of a classic Jawa. Midnight Grey and Khaki attract a niche but dedicated following and can actually command a slight premium from the right buyer. Jawa Grey sits in the middle. Whichever colour you choose, the chrome tank trim and exhaust finish are the elements most vulnerable to neglect - keep them polished and you'll preserve both the look and the resale value.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat colours does the Jawa Standard come in?▾
The Jawa Standard was available in five colours: Jawa Black, Jawa Grey, Jawa Maroon, Midnight Grey, and Khaki. The last two were war-inspired special editions launched in 2021. All colours feature chrome tank trim and exhaust detailing as standard.
QWhich colour of the Jawa Standard is most popular?▾
Jawa Black is the most commonly seen colour on the used market, suggesting it was the best-selling option. Jawa Maroon is a close second among enthusiasts for its authentic retro appeal. The 2021 Khaki and Midnight Grey editions are rarer and tend to fetch a small premium from buyers who specifically seek them out.
QDo all colours of the Jawa Standard cost the same?▾
Yes, all five colours of the Jawa Standard were priced identically - there was no colour premium at the time of original purchase. On the used market, rare colours like Khaki and Midnight Grey may command a slight premium of ₹3,000-7,000 over more common Black or Grey examples in similar condition.