As the festive season approaches, many big companies are offering bumper discounts on their products. During this time, great offers are being seen on bikes and cars. The Big Billion Days sale going on on Flipkart is also a part of this festive season. In this sale, discounts of up to Rs 22,500 are being given on Jawa and Yezdi bikes.
Special offers on Jawa and Yezdi bikes: Due to the festive season, Jawa has also announced extra bank discounts on its bikes. This sale on Flipkart started on 27 September and will run till 6 October. During this sale, you can book Jawa and Yezdi motorcycles and avail the best offers on them.
How much discount is available?: The discount on Jawa and Yezdi bikes starts from Rs 12,500. At the same time, maximum benefits of up to Rs 22,500 can be availed on these bikes. Apart from the discount on these bikes available on Flipkart, a discount of Rs 8,500 is also being given on HDFC Bank credit card. Apart from this, cashback of up to Rs 10,000 can be availed on using Axis Bank credit card.
Different offers at regional level: Different offers are also available on Flipkart and Jawa-Yezdi bikes according to the region. For example, benefits of up to Rs 19,000 are being given on these bikes in South, West and Central India. The company is also offering labor-free periodic service along with a warranty of 4 years or 50,000 km of bike ride. Apart from this, an exchange bonus of up to Rs 10,000 is also being given.
Separate offer for North India: Special discounts are also available for the customers of North India. Benefits of up to Rs 14,000 are being given here. Apart from this, free roadside assistance of Rs 1,500 is also being given. Accessories worth Rs 2,500 and an exchange bonus of Rs 10,000 are also being given with the bike in this region. If you are thinking of buying a new bike this festive season, then definitely take advantage of these great offers on Jawa and Yezdi bikes. Flipkart's Big Billion Days Sale is a great opportunity where you can buy your favorite bike with great discounts.
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