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British marque BSA has added a "Mist Green" special colorway to its neo-retro Bantam 350, referencing the legendary 1948 Bantam D1. The bike keeps its 334cc single-cylinder engine and dual-channel ABS unchanged, with the price held at €3,600.
Mist green, ivory panels, that red logo accent — just the color story alone tells you what era this is channeling. It's not loud graphics doing the work, it's someone's eye for a whole mood built out of paint alone. I love that they kept the round headlight and the classic tank line untouched and just snuck a digital display into an analog-looking gauge. And holding the price steady while doing it? That's a classy move.
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Is this something you can even buy in Japan?
That Mist Green is so classy, I want one.
Isn't a Royal Enfield better value for the money though?
334cc liquid-cooled DOHC — spec-wise that's a pretty modern entry-level bike.
Still, 3,600 euros adds up fast depending on the exchange rate.
Heard my old man rode a Bantam D1 back in the day.
