BSA Motorcycles has unveiled the BSA Scrambler 650 in the UK, and an India launch is expected soon.
BSA Motorcycles, known for blending heritage with modern performance, has officially unveiled the BSA Scrambler 650 in the UK. Initially showcased as a concept at the Birmingham Motorcycle Show last year, this production-ready model draws heavily from the BSA Gold Star 650, but with notable design and mechanical enhancements. India launch anticipated soon, building on the success of the Gold Star 650.
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Technical Specifications
The BSA Scrambler 650 features a 652cc engine. This is a single-cylinder, air-cooled motor. It makes 45.6 bhp. The bike has 55 Nm of torque. It rides on spoke wheels. The front wheel is 19 inches. The rear wheel is 17 inches. Pirelli Scorpion Rally STR tires are fitted. A new exhaust canister improves its sound. The seat is a bench style. This gives it a classic appearance.
The Scrambler 650 has a unique look. A tidier rear end and classic ’65’ plate sit below the seat. It features a raised front fender. A handlebar brace adds dirt bike flair. Fork gaiters replace old-style covers for better toughness. Bold colors and graphics set it apart from the Gold Star.
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Given the rising demand for retro-scrambler motorcycles and BSA’s established network in India through its Gold Star 650, enthusiasts anticipate an official launch by December 2025. If priced competitively around Rs 3.40 lakh, it could be a strong contender in the mid-size scrambler market.
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