Key highlights

• Jawa, Yezdi, and BSA bikes get new warranty program
• All bikes now come with a 4-year/50,000 km standard warranty
• Extended warranty available for up to 6 years

Classic Legends, the motorcycle wing of Mahindra and Mahindra, has updated all three brands and products with new warranty and service packages. Read the complete details of the new schemes below.

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Jawa, Yezdi, BSA new warranty, AMC, and RSA schemes explained

To improve the brand image and product sales, Classic Legends, Mahindra’s motorcycle wing, has introduced new plans for bike maintenance and warranty. As per the new schemes, all brand bikes, including Jawa, Yezdi, and BSA, will now come with a standard 4-year/50,000 km warranty.

Additionally, buyers will get free RSA (roadside assistance) for the first year, which can be extended up to 8 years later. For motorcycle maintenance, the company is offering a new 5-year comprehensive maintenance (AMC) contract package to buyers.

The AMC packages include three types: Silver, Gold, and Platinum, offering various maintenance combos. These packages offer the maximum benefits of free labour charge, discount on PM parts, free wash, and free lubing. The prices for AMC packages start from Rs 3.000.

Moreover, Classic Legends has also rolled out new additional warranty of up to 6 years. Customers can avail of the extended warranty anytime during the first 6 years of ownership. This is a two-year additional warranty package.

Classic Legends operates three different iconic motorcycle brands in India: Jawa, Yezdi, and BSA. All of the brands further offer products like the Roadsters, Bobbers, and Classic motorcycles. The recent addition to the lineup of products is the Jawa 350 Legacy Edition, which has been launched to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the new Jawa 350 in India.

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Our verdict

Classic Legends motorcycles have faced a backlash on social media in the past for improper treatment of customers and poor maintenance procedures. This hurt the sales of all three brands, and that is what the new warranty and maintenance schemes are going to fix.