The legendary motorcycle brand Jawa has made a comeback with three new offerings in the 300cc segment. The offerings will pose a challenge to Royal Enfield classic. The Mahindra-owned brand launched three new variants with prices ranging from Rs 1.55 lakh to Rs 1.89 lakh. Watch the video to know more about the cruisers.

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Ashok Chawla resigns as non-executive chairman of Yes Bank; IT dept looking into 80,000 cases where returns not filed after demonetisation; Royal Enfield launches Continental GT 650 Twin, Interceptor INT 650 Twin in India; Flipkart registers 5x growth in air purifiers; Google launches Night Sight for Pixel 3, 3XL. Watch more in this episode of Business Wrap.

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The variants launched today include Jawa, Jawa Forty Two, and a bobber custom, Jawa Perak, which have been priced between Rs 1.55 lakh to Rs 1.89 lakh.

These are the most expensive and the most powerful Royal Enfield bikes in India till date.

Royal Enfield showcased its mid-sized Continental GT 650 Twin and Interceptor INT 650 motorcycles at the ongoing the Milan Motorcycle Show 2018

Workers at the manufacturing facility were on strike last month asking pay increment, right to organise unions and for job security.

Jawa Motorcycles, the legendary bike company, had its run on Indian roads till early 90s but the company faded out of existence after sales dropped dramatically.

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