Tomorrow, the BSA Gold Star 650 motorcycle will be launched in India on the occasion of Independence Day. This British heritage company has been making bikes since World War II. Once bankrupt…
Tomorrow, the BSA Gold Star 650 motorcycle will be launched in India on the occasion of Independence Day. This British heritage company has been making bikes since World War II. Although once bankrupt, the brand has been revived by Mahindra subsidiary Classic Legends. The bike has already been launched in the international market, now it's time to come to India. Let's see what surprises the BSA Gold Star 650 will bring.
The design of the BSA Gold Star 650 resembles a modern classic bike. It has a large fuel tank, round headlights and curved fenders, reminiscent of the motorcycles of yesteryear. The use of chrome throughout its body will be noticed, which further adds to the appeal. In short, BSA Gold Star is retro in every sense.
Now let's talk about the specifications. The BSA Gold Star 650 motorcycle will be powered by a 652 cc single cylinder, liquid cooled engine. It will produce 45 bhp of power and 52 Nm of torque. There will be a five-speed gearbox. Suspension will get 41 mm telescopic forks at the front, dual rear shock absorbers. The bike has spoked wheels There will be single disc brakes on both sides.
Features of the Gold Star 650 model include semi digital instrument cluster, dual channel ABS, and USB charger. The bike's main rival is the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650, priced at Rs 3.03 lakh (ex-showroom). If the price of the bike starts from Rs 2.70 lakh then Royal Enfield may come under pressure.
