Jawa 42 FJ* All Stars has been launched in India with six new colour options, giving the neo-retro roadster a fresh look without bringing any mechanical changes. Prices start at Rs 2,01,942 and go up to Rs 2,15,942, ex-showroom Delhi. The motorcycle is now available in six new colour schemes, giving buyers more ways to personalise the neo-retro roadster without changing the mechanical package underneath.
Prices for the new Jawa 42 FJ All Stars start at Rs 2,01,942 and go up to Rs 2,15,942, ex-showroom, Delhi. The new range brings everything from brighter colour combinations to darker matte finishes and a more premium-looking chrome treatment.
Six colours, three price points
The All Stars range is offered in six finishes, with Jawa using different colour combinations to give the Jawa 42 FJ All Stars a noticeably different personality depending on the variant.
The All Stars Red and All Stars Aurora Green are the most affordable options, priced at Rs 2,01,942 each. The All Stars Nebula Blue, Matte Black with Red Clad and Matte Black with Black Clad sit in the middle at Rs 2,07,942.
At the top of the range is the All Stars Chrome, priced at Rs 2,15,942.
| Jawa 42 FJ All Stars colour | Ex-showroom price, Delhi |
|---|---|
| All Stars Red | Rs 2,01,942 |
| All Stars Aurora Green | Rs 2,01,942 |
| All Stars Nebula Blue | Rs 2,07,942 |
| Matte Black with Red Clad | Rs 2,07,942 |
| Matte Black with Black Clad | Rs 2,07,942 |
| All Stars Chrome | Rs 2,15,942 |
The new colour options are the main attraction here. The Red and Aurora Green versions give the motorcycle a more distinctive road presence, while the two matte-black versions take a darker approach. The Nebula Blue adds another relatively understated option, whereas the Chrome version is clearly aimed at riders who want the Jawa 42 FJ All Stars to stand out.
The All Stars treatment also brings star-themed detailing to the motorcycle, tying the new colour range together with a common identity.
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No mechanical changes to the 42 FJ
Despite the new name and colour options, Jawa has left the motorcycle’s core mechanical package unchanged.
The 42 FJ continues to use a 334cc, liquid-cooled, DOHC single-cylinder engine paired with a six-speed gearbox. The engine produces around 29 PS of maximum power at 7,500rpm and 29.6Nm of peak torque at 5,500rpm.
The motorcycle continues with a 41mm telescopic front fork and twin gas-charged rear shock absorbers with five-step preload adjustment. Braking hardware includes a 320mm front disc and 240mm rear disc, with dual-channel ABS offered as standard.
The Jawa 42 FJ All Stars rides on an 18-inch front wheel and a 17-inch rear wheel, while its seat height stands at 790mm. Ground clearance is rated at 178mm, and the motorcycle gets a 12-litre fuel tank. Kerb weight remains 184kg.
The design still does most of the talking
The Jawa 42 FJ All Stars has always taken a slightly different approach to the neo-retro motorcycle formula, and the All Stars range builds on that rather than trying to reinvent it.
The brushed aluminium panels on the fuel tank remain one of the motorcycle’s most recognisable design elements. They sit alongside the sculpted tank, blacked-out mechanical components and the upswept exhausts, giving the motorcycle a combination of classic Jawa cues and a more contemporary stance.
The new colours arguably suit the 42 FJ’s character better than a major equipment overhaul would have. Buyers who like the motorcycle’s design but want something less familiar now have six distinct finishes to choose from.
The range also retains features such as LED lighting, a fully digital instrument cluster and a USB charging port.
A styling update rather than a performance upgrade
The Jawa 42 FJ All Stars is not a new-generation motorcycle. Instead, it is a styling-focused update designed to broaden the appeal of the existing 42 FJ.
That distinction is important because there are no changes to the engine, chassis, suspension or braking hardware. Jawa is essentially giving customers more choice in how their motorcycle looks while retaining the same riding package.
For buyers already considering the Ja*-wa 42 FJ All Stars, that could actually make the decision simpler. The choice now comes down largely to which finish suits their taste and budget.
With prices stretching from just over Rs 2 lakh to nearly Rs 2.16 lakh ex-showroom Delhi, the All Stars range gives Jawa a more varied 42 FJ line-up while keeping the motorcycle’s familiar mechanical identity intact.
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