Jawa, Yezdi and BSA refresh entire bike lineups with new colours, features

Jawa, Yezdi and BSA have rolled out large-scale changes across their entire model ranges to mark the festive season. The updates include new colour options, refreshed ranges, visual changes and rider-focused improvements. The biggest change is the most extensive update yet to the iconic Jawa 42 OG. Through all these updates, the heritage, authenticity and riding philosophy of the three brands have been retained, while sharpening each brand's individual identity.

These updates follow a year of strong product momentum. Through the year, the three brands strengthened their presence across different riding segments with new models and key upgrades. Yezdi's Untamed Trinity, the entry of the BSA Scrambler 650 in India, and the expansion of Jawa's All Stars family made 2026 an important year for all three brands.

For Yezdi, the year began with the launch of the Scrambler on April 23. This was followed by a refreshed range on July 30 that completed the Untamed Trinity. Keeping Yezdi's fearless and bold character in mind, each bike has been built on its own riding philosophy, while sharing a common spirit of touring and exploration. The 2026 updates include tubeless cross-spoke wheels and a new Yellow Falcon colour for the Adventure model, along with new Green Mamba and Grey Panther colour options for the Roadster and Scrambler respectively.

BSA expanded its presence in India by introducing the Scrambler 650 on July 23, 2026, giving a new generation of riders a taste of the brand's authentic scrambler heritage. Inspired by BSA's rich British motorcycling heritage and engineering expertise, the Scrambler 650 combines classic design, everyday usability and performance. The festive-season updates have further strengthened BSA's portfolio in India.

For Jawa, 2026 marked a milestone in its modern-classic journey. The journey began with the launch of the All Stars 42 FJ on August 26. This was followed by the unveiling of the All Stars 42 Bobber at the Global Chess League by Anand Mahindra on September 4. On September 9, the All Stars Jawa 42 OG was launched at Mumbai's historic Ballard Pier, where the first Jawa motorcycle had once arrived in India, completing the All Stars chapter of Jawa's modern-classic journey.

Classic Legends co-founder Anupam Thareja said it had been a very exciting year for Classic Legends, with new motorcycles and product upgrades across Jawa, Yezdi and BSA. He said these festive-season updates across the entire portfolio give all three brands a fresh identity. He noted that even as the range evolves, the company's core intent remains preserving the authentic character and heritage that sets Jawa, Yezdi and BSA apart.

These new launches and continuous product development during the festive season are deepening the brands' connection with India's riding community, with the refreshed Jawa, Yezdi and BSA ranges opening new ways for riders to engage with what these brands stand for.