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Jawa phone case

Silicone phone cover.

Jawa 350

Originating from Czechoslovakia, the Jawa 350 was the first non-Soviet motorcycle sold in the USSR after World War II. Jawa motorcycles competed for the attention of Soviet motorcycle touring enthusiasts with the Hungarian brand Pannónia, and remained unrivaled until the 1990s. The origins of the Jawa 350 date back to the 1930s, but it was in the 1950s that the brand gained immense popularity – its motorcycles were exported to as many as 120 countries worldwide. From the 1960s to the 1990s, the Jawa 350 was particularly well-known and liked in Eastern Bloc countries, where its speed limit of 132 km/h and air-cooled engine made a great impression. Motorcyclists instantly charmed by the Jawa might soon have become impatient with its propensity for damage – it sometimes happened that the frame bent at the back when carrying a second passenger, or clutch baskets sometimes broke off. Despite this, the Jawa 350, with an engine almost identical to that of the 1970s, is popular today in Latin American countries. If a Jawa can make it through the Andes or the Amazon, no terrain will be too daunting for it.

The author of the drawing is Mariusz Felek Foltak.