British motorcycle manufacturer offers exchange program and special accessory kit worth Rs 15,896 to celebrate one year of Gold Star sales in Indian market.
06 Sep 2025 | 2053 Views | By Sarthak Mahajan
BSA Motorcycles is celebrating the first anniversary of the Gold Star's return to India with a limited-time exchange program and special accessory package for customers.
The anniversary promotion, running from August 23 to September 23, 2025, allows customers to trade in any two-wheeler for up to Rs 10,000 in ...
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BSA Motorcycles is celebrating the first anniversary of the Gold Star's return to India with a limited-time exchange program and special accessory package for customers.
The anniversary promotion, running from August 23 to September 23, 2025, allows customers to trade in any two-wheeler for up to Rs 10,000 in value. Additionally, each purchase includes a limited-edition "Goldie-kit" containing four accessories: a tall windshield, pillion backrest, polished exhaust guard, and rear rail.
The complete benefit package, including the Rs 5,896 accessory kit and maximum exchange value, totals Rs 15,896. Customers purchasing before September 21 can save an additional Rs 23,702 on ex-showroom prices following recent GST reforms.
"Since its launch in India, the BSA Gold Star has found a loyal following," said Sharad Agarwal, Chief Business Officer at Classic Legends, which manufactures BSA Motorcycles. "This initiative is our way of thanking riders for their trust and welcoming more enthusiasts to the BSA family."
The 652cc single-cylinder motorcycle produces 45 horsepower and 55nm of torque. It features a liquid-cooled DOHC engine paired with a five-speed gearbox, dual-channel ABS, and assist-and-slipper clutch technology.
The Gold Star is available in five color variants: Shadow Black, Insignia Red, Midnight Black, Dawn Silver, and Highland Green. Each version includes chrome accents and detailing designed to reflect BSA's British heritage dating back to 1861.
Classic Legends positions the motorcycle as combining traditional British styling with modern engineering, targeting riders seeking classic aesthetics with contemporary performance and reliability.