Excellent summary, and it’s great to see it appeals to a someone from a younger generation. I’ve been running the Highland Green since March 2023 and it’s one of my favourite bikes in 50 years of motorcycling.
Nice video, and a good review of the Goldstar. I'm just north of CHCH and had mine since release from Cyclespot. They have a few niggles, but I really enjoy riding it.
Good review I have an early 23 midnight black here in northern ireland have been riding motorcycles from 1970 90cc to1400cc and love the goldstar it had been trouble free its a blank canvas for to make it your own I have added motone tank pads stadium bar end mirrors hagon rear shocks stainless steel rear rack with craven equipment top box I'm going to fit TEC progressive front springs over the winter it looks like a lovely country to ride in
Rotrax engine been round for 25yrs or so & is Austrian or Swiss designed originally made there too but now made in India. 230km range plenty in NZ as long as bike can do 200km in NZ sweet. Running bike in especially air cooled stop every 20-25km for 15-20mins for first 150km to put some heat cycles through it then stop every 40-50km till done a few hundred kms then every hour for first 500km & don't go over 4000rpm & change gears heaps. Indian FTR has about 160km 😲range 1200cc 13L tank bikes need 200km range with 1.5-2L left in tank.Triumph 900 only has 12L tank but I'm averaging 4.3L per 100km mixed riding not cruising use even less.
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Excellent summary, and it’s great to see it appeals to a someone from a younger generation. I’ve been running the Highland Green since March 2023 and it’s one of my favourite bikes in 50 years of motorcycling.
Thanks for watching, keep your eyes peeled for more releases over the next few months :)
Awesome content, pro review, stunning scenery 👍 I can not wait to see the B65 SCRAMBLER review!
Nice video, and a good review of the Goldstar. I'm just north of CHCH and had mine since release from Cyclespot. They have a few niggles, but I really enjoy riding it.
Glad to hear, have you done any rides with the BSA club down these ways? I might join their ride on Sunday
@@wesleyjames. I popped them a message but havent heard back.
I envy anyone who can take a bike trip in New Zealand. The Gold Star must have been a pleasure there!
It really is motorbike heaven here in the South Island, check out some of my other videos for more epic scenery
Sick video and channel bro
Thanks mate, appreciate the positive feedback !
Great video mate. Looks very cool. Enjoy your summer riding. I'll check out the dealer next time I'm passing through. Cheers
Thanks Ian, so far it's turning out to be an absolute cracker of a summer!
Good review I have an early 23 midnight black here in northern ireland have been riding motorcycles from 1970 90cc to1400cc and love the goldstar it had been trouble free its a blank canvas for to make it your own I have added motone tank pads stadium bar end mirrors hagon rear shocks stainless steel rear rack with craven equipment top box I'm going to fit TEC progressive front springs over the winter it looks like a lovely country to ride in
Loaned for the Summer ☀️ primo Wahoo.
Rotrax engine been round for 25yrs or so & is Austrian or Swiss designed originally made there too but now made in India.
230km range plenty in NZ as long as bike can do 200km in NZ sweet.
Running bike in especially air cooled stop every 20-25km for 15-20mins for first 150km to put some heat cycles through it then stop every 40-50km till done a few hundred kms then every hour for first 500km & don't go over 4000rpm & change gears heaps.
Indian FTR has about 160km 😲range 1200cc 13L tank bikes need 200km range with 1.5-2L left in tank.Triumph 900 only has 12L tank but I'm averaging 4.3L per 100km mixed riding not cruising use even less.
The engine of the BSA Goldstar was developed in Austria by the Rotax company. 😉
When oh WHEN is this bike going to land in Australia? Anyone have any idea? Awesome classic retro bike.
Not sure unfortunately, I'm surprised little old NZ got it before you guys! Usually the other way round
❤️🔥 hi bro I’m Dilip
Hi Dilip, I'm Wes. Nice to meet you
@ I’m owning shadow black , recently I followed u in insta
Hey wes would the bike be easy to maintaipn during the winters? And what tyres would we have to use for the winter f or this one?
The engine was not made or designed in Switzerland, it was Austria!
Looks real nice, but my money is on Kawasaki 's W800.
first
Get a real Beeza.