BSA Scrambler 650 image gallery

BSA Scrambler 650 with Bantam 350 in studio

BSA has expanded its portfolio with the Scrambler 650 and Bantam 350.

Both the Bantam and Scrambler are built right here in India.

BSA Scrambler 650 yellow front right static in studio

Expect the Scrambler 650 to be launched in India soon.

This Scrambler 650 is based on the Gold Star 650 platform.

It uses different tyres and has a 19-inch front wheel.

The Scrambler's instrument pod is the same as some Yezdi models.

The Scrambler's engine makes the same 45hp/55Nm on the as the Gold Star.

Scrambler 650 is available in two colours - yellow and silver.

The Scrambler 650 gets a taller seat that's kinked upwards at the back.

The new BSA B65 Scrambler is the second bike from Classic Legends under the BSA umbrella. It features multiple changes that help transform the Gold Star into a scrambler.

The most relevant mechanical change is the shift to a 19-inch front wheel (compared to the Gold Star’s 18-inch), while the rear remains a 17-inch unit. The tyres have changed too, going from the retro Pirelli Phantom Sportcomp to the dual-purpose Pirelli Scorpion Rally STR. The front tyre is also wider compared to the Gold Star. Longer travel suspension is a possibility, but it has not been confirmed by the company.

Visual changes include a new high-rise front fender, redesigned side panels with a number board, and a sleeker-looking tail section. The BSA B65 also gets a smaller round LED headlamp and a new single-pod digital display, similar to what you’ll find on some Yezdi and Jawa models. The seat is also shorter with a slight rise in the rear.