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BSA Gold Star 650
The new BSA Gold Star inherits the soul of its forerunners and combines it with modern technology to deliver an authentic and reliable BSA riding experience. This modern classic is powered by a 652cc single-cylinder engine – a tribute to the original model. BSA originally stood for Birmingham Small Arms, and the company originally started out as a British gunmaker (just like Royal Enfield) that branched out into other industrial production, including motorcycles. After going bust in the 1970s, the brand was kept alive in overseas markets as a re-badging marque slapped on small-cc commuter bikes. Now, Indian industrial giant Mahindra has purchased the BSA production rights, and is manufacturing new machines under its Classic Legends subsidiary.
Announcing the reveal of the new motorcycle, Mr Anand Mahindra, Chairman of Mahindra Group, commented: “BSA reigned supreme during the golden era of British motorcycles, renowned for their spirit and impeccable workmanship. We’re incredibly honoured to be showcasing a new model that captures the DNA of such a legendary brand, which stamped an undeniable mark on the world of motorcycling. The next chapter in the brand’s history is going to be an exciting ride.”
Set to rekindle memories of the past, the new Gold Star is pure and retains the essence of its predecessor, such as the round headlamp sitting neatly below the signature twin pod instruments – keeping the same proportions intact. Another notable feature is the chromed fuel tank with pinstriping and a dominating BSA Gold Star logo, which was inspired by the coveted ‘Gold Star’ pin won by Wal Handley in 1937, when he lapped the Brooklands circuit at over 100mph on a BSA Empire Star. Add to that the engine cover that harks back to the BSAs of the past, the distinctive kink in the exhaust pipe and silencer design, rear fender with the trademark stays, and it’s clear that everything remains true to the iconic Gold Star design.
Mr Ashish Singh Joshi, Director of BSA Company Ltd., added:
Key Features: TWIN-POD INSTRUMENTS FUEL TANK ENGINE SEAT FENDER COLOURS
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