Jawa All Star 42 Price in Guwahati by Variant

In summary

The Jawa All Star 42 keeps its variant choice simple: the mechanical package remains common, while colour determines where each version sits on the price ladder.

• Guwahati entry price: Rs. 1.89 lakh, ex-showroom
• 294.72 cc liquid-cooled engine
• Seat height: 788 mm
• Kerb weight: 184 kg
• Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan interest rate: Up to 24.25% p.a.

Because the engine and core hardware do not change, spending more is primarily a styling decision rather than a performance upgrade.

If you plan to fund part of the purchase, a Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan can help you spread the eligible cost across monthly repayments.

Last updated: October 2026

Jawa All Star 42 Ivory

Ivory starts at Rs. 1.89 lakh ex-showroom and gives you the complete mechanical package at the lowest current price. It is the straightforward choice if you like the lighter finish and would rather keep the Rs. 5,000 difference between base and top variant in your pocket.

Jawa All Star 42 Moss Grey, Battle Green and Nebula Blue

These three colours share the middle price point of Rs. 1.91 lakh. Their appeal is entirely personal. Since the powertrain remains unchanged, choose one only if you prefer the colour enough to pay the modest premium over Ivory.

Jawa All Star 42 Black

Black costs Rs. 1.94 lakh ex-showroom and closes the current range. There is no performance advantage attached to that higher price. Its case rests on whether the darker treatment is the version you genuinely want.

The All Stars 42 FJ and All Stars 42 Bobber are separate motorcycles rather than variants of the All Star 42.

Jawa's current specifications put the All Star 42 at 184 kg with a 788 mm seat height, giving it an approachable saddle but a more substantial feel than a lightweight commuter.

Consider Ankur, 34, who rides about 18 km through Guwahati each working day. For him, clutch effort, low-speed balance and how easily the 184 kg motorcycle moves through tight parking spaces matter more than whether he chooses Moss Grey or Black.

The 6-speed gearbox also helps broaden its use beyond slow urban travel. On routes that alternate between crowded sections and more open roads, this flexibility is more meaningful than a small difference between colour variants.

A test ride should therefore include tight turns, imperfect roads and a few stop-start stretches rather than only a short run on a smooth road.

• Verify the latest Guwahati ex-showroom price
• Ask for mandatory and optional charges separately
• Test your footing with the 788 mm seat
• Move the bike manually before judging its 184 kg weight
• Check clutch action in slower traffic
• Ride over rougher road sections
• Assess pillion comfort if relevant
• Compare colours outside the showroom lighting
• Confirm stock for the finish you want
• Compare insurance separately
• Ask for the delivery timeline before booking

With so little separating the variants mechanically, fit and usability should come before the paint choice.