The JAWA 250 350 353 354 Workshop Repair Manual is your comprehensive guide to servicing and repairing your motorcycle. This manual covers all models of JAWA motorcycles, providing detailed information for every repair procedure. With clear, step-by-step instructions, exploded views, and diagrams, you'll have the information you need to confidently tackle any repair. This manual includes comprehensive details of every repair procedure, making all service and repairs simple. The easy-to-read exploded views and diagrams facilitate easy identification, disassembly and reassembly, accurate adjustment, and correct repairs. You'll find illustrations, diagrams, specifications, step by step instructions, pictures, procedures, and much more to guide you through any repair. The manual provides the information you need for do-it-yourself servicing, teardowns, repairs, overhauls, adjustments, and complete specifications. This JAWA Workshop Repair Manual is everything you need to keep your motorcycle running smoothly.

The JAWA 250, 350, 353, and 354 motorcycles were a range of popular machines produced by the Czech motorcycle manufacturer JAWA from the 1950s to the 1990s. These motorcycles, particularly the 350 models, gained widespread recognition for their robust construction, reliability, and distinctive design. They were renowned for their two-stroke, single-cylinder engines, which provided ample power and torque for both everyday commuting and long-distance touring. The JAWA motorcycles were readily available in various countries, including Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union, and even India, where they were manufactured under license. The JAWA lineup featured a variety of models, each tailored to specific needs. The 250 models were smaller and more economical, making them ideal for urban environments. The 350 series, on the other hand, offered increased power and versatility, making them suitable for longer journeys. The 353 and 354 models, introduced later, featured improvements in styling, engine performance, and handling. The JAWA motorcycles were characterized by their distinctive tank design, featuring a distinctive "JAWA" logo, and a comfortable riding position. Their durability and low maintenance requirements made them a popular choice for both individual riders and fleet operators, particularly in harsh conditions. These motorcycles played a significant role in the history of motorcycle manufacturing, establishing JAWA as a respected name in the global market.