The Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber is a factory-custom motorcycle with a low-slung stance, a floating single seat, a sculpted fuel tank and twin exhausts. It is powered by a 334cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine paired with a 6-speed gearbox. The All Stars edition retains the standard 42 Bobber's mechanical package and adds exclusive colour schemes, chequered graphics and All Stars insignia. It is offered in five colour options, with prices varying by colour.
The Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber produces 29.9hp at 7,500rpm and 30Nm of torque at 5,500rpm. It gets a 740mm seat height, a 14-litre fuel tank, dual-channel ABS and disc brakes at both ends. The floating single seat and forward-set footpegs create a relaxed riding position, although the lack of a pillion seat limits its everyday usefulness for riders who regularly travel with a passenger.
Who should buy the Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber?
The Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber's design, engine and equipment make it worth considering for a few types of motorcycle buyers.
Buyer type
Why it fits
City Commuter
The 740mm seat height makes it easier for shorter riders to place their feet on the ground. However, the motorcycle's weight and forward-set footpegs may take some getting used to in congested traffic.
Performance Buyer
The 334cc engine produces 29.9hp and 30Nm, giving the Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber enough performance for city overtakes and relaxed highway cruising. Its 6-speed gearbox allows riders to make better use of the engine's power across different speeds.
First-Time Buyer
The low seat height can help riders feel more comfortable when stationary, but the motorcycle's weight, manual gearbox and forward-set footpegs mean that a test ride is important before buying it as a first motorcycle.
Style-Focused Buyer
The floating seat, chopped rear section, sculpted fuel tank, twin exhausts and exclusive All Stars graphics give the Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber a distinctive appearance compared with conventional roadsters and cruisers.
Weekend Rider
The 334cc engine, 6-speed gearbox and relaxed riding position suit leisurely rides and occasional highway trips. However, the single-seat layout rules out regular pillion use, and the firm rear suspension can be uncomfortable on broken roads.
The Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber is less suited to buyers who need comfortable pillion seating, generous luggage capacity or a soft ride over rough roads. Its main appeal is its bobber styling, low seat and single-cylinder engine rather than everyday versatility.
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Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber Features and specifications
Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber price starts at Rs. 2.09 lakh for the Standard and goes up to Rs. 2.09 lakh (ex-showroom) for the Standard, ex-showroom, spread across 1 variants or colour-based price options, depending on the current listing. The Standard sits between these price points. All versions share the same 334cc engine and 6-speed gearbox, so the price difference primarily reflects the selected colour and finish rather than performance.
The Standard is the entry-priced colour option, while the Standard and Standard cost more because of their respective colour finishes.
The 334cc liquid-cooled engine, 6-speed gearbox, floating single seat and dual-channel ABS are shared across the All Stars 42 Bobber range.
The All Stars edition adds exclusive colour schemes, chequered graphics and All Stars insignia without mechanical changes.
The Standard is the most expensive colour option, with its finish carrying a premium over the Standard.
EMIs for the Standard start from Rs. 3,218 a month, depending on the loan amount, interest rate and tenure.
Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber mileage is not separately established for the All Stars edition, which retains the standard 42 Bobber's 334cc engine. Owner-reported figures for the standard Jawa 42 Bobber are around 30.36kpl, with actual fuel efficiency varying according to riding style, traffic and road conditions. The motorcycle has a 14-litre fuel tank.
Every colour option uses the same engine and 6-speed gearbox, so mileage should be broadly similar under comparable riding conditions. Frequent acceleration, high-speed cruising and stop-start city traffic can increase fuel consumption. Riders who use the motorcycle mainly for relaxed cruising may achieve different results from those who ride aggressively or regularly encounter congestion.
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PowertrainThe combination of engine type, fuel, and transmission that powers your vehicle and determines how it drives and what it runs on.
ARAI MileageMileage certified by the government, tested under controlled lab conditions. Real-world mileage will vary.
The image gallery for the Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber covers the motorcycle from the front, rear and side angles, along with close-up views of its engine, seat, wheels and All Stars-specific styling.
The round headlamp, wide handlebar and sculpted fuel tank.
The front and rear wheels, with the spoke or alloy wheel design depending on the selected finish.
The floating single seat, showing the bobber's solo-rider layout.
The 334cc engine, twin exhausts and digital instrument console.
The All Stars colour finishes, chequered graphics and insignia, including the details that distinguish the Standard from the Standard and Standard.
Jawa All Stars 42 Bobber colours include All Stars Mystic Copper, All Stars Jasper Red, All Stars Shadow Black, All Stars Silver Knight and All Stars Black Mirror. Prices vary by colour, with All Stars Mystic Copper at the entry point and All Stars Black Mirror at the top of the range. Buyers should confirm the selected colour's availability and price before booking.
The All Stars edition retains the standard 42 Bobber's low-slung profile, floating single seat, sculpted fuel tank and twin exhausts. Its distinguishing details are the exclusive colour finishes, chequered graphics and All Stars insignia, while the engine and other mechanical components remain unchanged.
