The two new 334cc motorcycles bring scrambler and bobber styles to BSA’s range, which also gets fresh colour options across four existing models for 2027.
BSA has expanded its Bantam range with two new motorcycles at EICMA 2026: the Bantam Scrambler 350 and Bantam Bobber 350. Both models use 334cc single-cylinder engines but differ in their design, performance figures and mechanical setup. The Bobber also gets a more customised SP version with upgraded suspension and different wheels. Alongside these additions, the British manufacturer has announced new colour options for its existing motorcycles, including the Gold Star 650, Scrambler 650, Bantam 350 and Thunderbolt 350. The new 350cc models are scheduled to reach European markets in 2027, but their India launch remains unconfirmed.
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BSA Bantam Scrambler 350 Gets a New 334cc Engine
The Bantam Scrambler 350 takes design inspiration from the 1966 BSA Bushman. Unlike the standard Bantam 350, it gets a new 334cc single-cylinder engine developed to reduce weight and improve performance. The motor produces 29bhp and 30Nm of torque, with BSA focusing on low- and mid-range performance. The motorcycle features a 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheel setup, paired with 320mm front and 240mm rear disc brakes. Its kerb weight stands at 184kg, while the seat height is 812mm. BSA will offer the Scrambler 350 in three colour options: Black, Green and Grey.
BSA Bantam Bobber 350 Gets an SP Version
The Bantam Bobber 350 follows a different approach, featuring a low-slung design and a single-cylinder 334cc liquid-cooled engine. It produces 28bhp and 26.4Nm of torque and comes paired with a six-speed gearbox. The standard version gets a 41mm telescopic front fork and a preload-adjustable rear monoshock. It rides on an 18-inch front and 17-inch rear alloy wheel setup, with 320mm and 240mm disc brakes at the respective ends.
Dual-channel ABS is standard. The motorcycle has a seat height of 742mm and weighs 189kg. Its first revealed colour scheme combines dark red and grey. BSA has also showcased the Bantam Bobber 350 SP (Special Parts) edition. It replaces the conventional telescopic fork with gold-finished USD units and gets 16-inch wire-spoke wheels with a wider front tyre. A TFT instrument display and Dark Chrome finish further distinguish this version from the standard Bobber.
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BSA’s Existing Line-up Gets New Colours for 2027
The colour updates extend across four existing motorcycles. The Thunderbolt 350 adventure tourer gets Black/Yellow, Green/Ivory and Grey finishes. The Bantam 350 adds a Mist Green option. The Gold Star 650 receives Birmingham Blue and Brooklands Black paint schemes, while the Scrambler 650 adds Deep Green, Black Chrome, Gloss Black and Victory Yellow to its colour range. BSA has not confirmed an India launch for either the Bantam Scrambler 350 or the Bantam Bobber 350. Their prices are also yet to be announced. Both motorcycles are expected to reach European markets in 2027, alongside the delayed Thunderbolt 350.
