This may well be the first English review of the New JAWA 660 Sportard. Reproduced with the generous permission of Paul Browne and Bike Buyers Guide.
A bike in a hundred. John Kitney tell us about his JAWA 650 Style.
The third chapter in the life of John Osborn's Jawa 650 Classic with 26000K up on the clock.
John Osborn has opened up an encyclopedia of experience on the 650 Classic. Here he tells how the bike coped with the introduction of a sidecar to the bike. Passably the only Jawa 650 Classic to boast a left handed outfit.
The first of three reports by John Osborn on the Jawa 650 Classic. He starts out using the bike as a solo machine.
It is on the road that you really notice the difference in the mid range power band. The bike pulls much cleaner and responds much quicker to the throttle.
Back in April I noticed a small glow on the charging light on the Acewell Digital Display unit on my one month old Jawa 640.
The chance to own the much loved two stroke engine, which just seems to keep coming back. Is it improved, and how does it settle into the pace of life in 2010.
An owners insight after 2000k with his New JAWA 350. Man and machine coming to terms with each other. Does the old 2 stroke twin still have what it takes to thrill the senses and master the road. Click the link to read Gers report and see what you think.
The Snail is settled into her role. Here is a list of how I have enjoyed her. What I have changed, what has needed attention and the results of it all.
The little bike is now a year old and has come through her first winter. Time for a little play with the sprockets to try improve the cruising speed.
The truth, highs and lows, about how the 250 Travel performed in its first years service.
The Loobman chain oiling system helps make up for the lack of an effective chainguard.
An honest account of how the Jawa 250 travel preforms in the hands of an old Cz250 Pilot.
I started motorbikes piloting a cz250. Can the new Jawa 250 live up to the legend.
The first home service on the 250 Travel. The manual is lacks information, the tool kit is useless, but the bike not surprisingly is easy to work on.
An old Classic rises from the ashes. This bike will jog many memories across europe.