BSA Bantam 350 receives new colourway to celebrate one-year anniversary

With the BSA Bantam 350 already proving to be one of the most popular modern classic motorcycles in the UK since its launch, updates have remained small over the last year, as highlighted by the arrival of a new Mist Green colourway. 

You might like to read our BSA Bantam 350 review.

The Bantam 350 arrived in July 2025 in various colourways, all of which are still available alongside the new Mist Green option.

The new livery has been revealed as a celebration of the bike’s one-year anniversary, although there’s another reason behind the new colour drop from BSA, one that goes back long before the new bike was introduced last July.

The new colourway also pays homage to the first-ever Bantam motorcycle that was introduced by the British company in 1948. 

Aside from the new Mist Green variant, there are no mechanical and technical changes as we edge closer to 2027. That means the small-capacity modern classic continues to make use of a liquid-cooled 344cc single that produces 29 bhp and 22 Ib-ft of torque at 6,000rpm.

Suspension is handled via telescopic forks up front, and twin shock absorbers at the rear, which offer five levels of adjustability and 100mm of travel. The Bantam 350’s braking system makes use of a 320mm floating caliper up front, and a 240mm caliper at the rear. ABS is also found at both ends of the motorcycle.

As was mentioned above, the Bantam 350 quickly became one of the most popular modern classics in the UK following its immediate launch in July 2025. In fact, it often shared top spot with Honda’s GB350S in terms of being the best-selling model within the segment.  

That has carried through to 2026, with the Bantam 350 topping the sales charts in three out of the first six months of the year.

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