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WheelsOfGrace.com | Volume 13 Issue 1 | 11 R e t u r n s ! R e s u r r e c t e d b y M a h i n d r a By Dan Sutherland handlebars. There's no word on pricing yet, but we'd expect something in the region of £5000 and £6000 – making it a direct competitor to Royal Enfield's uber popular 650 twin range. "This motorcycle came to life with a lot of passion and emotion," said Classic Legends CEO and BSA Director Ashish Joshi. "There is a term that we use which is 'emotion engineering' which simply boils down to: can you engineer a product to evoke a certain emotion. And that is what we have tried to do with the Gold Star. "Birmingham is in our name, it's in our DNA, and that's why we are standing here today. We could have chosen to launch this bike at EICMA, but we do not have Milan in our name. "We are a Birmingham brand, and we are very proud to be coming back in Birmingham. Will BSAs be produced in the UK? Yes, shortly. We are looking at locations in the West Midlands now." BSA Gold Star Legacy Edition The Gold Star will also be available in a standard and Legacy Edition. The Legacy model will be finished in a special 'Silver Sheen' colour scheme, as seen in the photos. Other unique touches to this model include chrome-finished fenders, mirrors, and levers - plus polished engine covers, a white beaded seat and more. One of British motorcycling's most famous names, BSA, will unveil an all-new Gold Star model at Motorcycle Live on Saturday, 4 December 2021. The new bike takes its styling cues and name from BSA's most famous model, with a rounded tank with chrome panels, twin analogue clocks and traditional styling. Members of the biking press were given a sneak peak of the new 650cc single at an event at the National Motorcycle Museum on Thursday, 2 December – with more details about the finished product set to become available at the weekend. WheelsOfGrace.com | Volume 13 Issue 1 | 11 WheelsOfGrace.com | Volume 13 Issue 1 | 11