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January 1, 2026, by
Guy 'Guido' Allen BSA is to return to
Australia after something like a 50-year absence. It
may also be in line to give Royal Enfield a run for
its money Historic British marque
BSA is returning to Australia as a brand, with Leisk
Moto Imports (based in Western Australia) securing the
national agency. As the name suggests,
the company is run by Jeff Leisk, who rose to stardom
in the 1980s through the Australian Mr Motocross
series and then competed overseas. He moved into the
industry upon retiring from racing. BSA went broke in 1972
and, in 2016, the giant Mahindra
Group out of India bought the rights. It has
since been developing machines in Birmingham for
production in India. The first launch in
late 2021 was the 652cc four-stroke liquid-cooled
single using the iconic Gold Star name. Since then
a few variants have been produced. There is also a 350.
We expect a vertical twin range that
plays to another section of the brand's image will be part
of the mix in the not-too-distant future. 1956 Gold Star
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