1977 Bultaco Frontera 250 and 370 road test Janu/ Zack Loucks.
The 250 weighed just under 210 pounds dry and it produced about 34 horsepower. I have a feeling the jetting specs provided to me by Hugh's Bultaco were somewhat "swag". This particular bike is a restored 1975 model 250. The Pursang was available in several engine sizes, including 125, 250, 360 and 370cc's. Autos Motorcycles RVs Boats Classic Cars Manufactured Homes Store Pricing & Deals. I was told it is a Pursang, it's old but I don't know how big the engine is or when it was made. Incluces wiring diagrams and numerous specs throughout the book. Found inside – VHS $ 19.95 DVD $ 24.95 Daiva ty Bultaco Pursang, The Story Book by A. Hard to find!! Beautiful vintage 2-stroke. There are examples of where on a Bultaco to find the ID at the bottom of the page. The bike does not have a title, you will only get a bill of sale. I'd strip it, put Pursang bodywork on it and make a 2 stroke supermoto/flat tracker for the street with it. First published in 1979 as the "Moto-X Fox Guide to Preparing the Yamaha YZ and IT for Competition", this 64-page book was written and photographed by famed 1970's Cycle News editor, racer and motocross journalist Jim "Jimmy the Greek". Both Bultacos are radically revised, great for trail riders, better for enduros than a converted motocrosser and Gold Medal proven at the ISDT. “There are two types of race freaks – Bultaco freaks and non Bultaco freaks. Aimed at the enthusiast who would like to gain a greater understanding of technical and design issues facing MotoGP constructors, this fascinating book provides detailed analysis of the cutting-edge technology used in the sport’s premier. Peter Fonda's 1968 Bultaco Pursang From The Film "Easy Rider" The Bultaco Pursang you see here is doubtless one of the most collectible in the world, it never won a race or a championship, but it did feature as Peter Fonda's motorcycle in one of the first scenes of the iconic film Easy Rider. Found insideAs Rusty struggles to decipher the oddities of adult behavior and the mysteries build toward a reckoning, Ivan Doig wonderfully captures how the world becomes bigger and the past becomes more complex in the last moments of childhood. predictably, is harsher harsher than the Pursang's but the Astro is . be credited to the suspension, which is provided by Betor to Bultaco's specs. Found inside – We >ticed, while looking through the genetry specs on the Suzuki, that its :ering head angle was very similar to at of the Bultaco 125 Pursang we ted in . One of Bultaco’s most successful models, especially in the US, was the Pursang. Not sure where the bike is located - somewhere around Atlanta, and the seller is asking $5800. Many new parts including OEM plastics, Betor shocks, brake shoes, cables, seat foam, seat cover, sprockets, air filter box, rubber parts, bearings, ect. Metisse 250 M11 Pursang Mk 6 250 M103 Pursang Mk 6 250 M106 Metralla Mk2 250 M23 Pursang Mk 8 250 M206 Frontera Mk 11 370 M215 Size: 32mm: 36mm: 36mm: 32mm The M27 cylinder is stamped 27. It shares almost all the same components with its bigger 250cc brother. Found inside – The new Bultaco 125 Pursang is a big bike in every way except for engine. Describes the rules and techniques of moto-cross racing and the construction of the motorcycles used in the events.
The seller notes that the only flaws are some scratches on the lower frame rails from where the bike had been supported on a display stand. bultaco pursang 250 mk11 seat new bultaco pursang 208 mk11 370 seat bultaco pursang 250 mk10 air box new air filter box bultaco pursang 192 mk10 250 bultaco pursang 250 mk10 body kit parts gas tank and side panels pursang 250 mk 10 bultaco pursang 250 mk10 body kit parts gas tank and side panels pursang 250 mk 10 bultaco pursang 125 mk10 model. Contact us at inquiry AT if you would like the photos/listing removed and we will immediately oblige. Don's triumph was achieved with a 196cc Bultaco engine tucked into a Rickman frame. The best bikes for sale, and some good ol' motorcycle shenanigans.
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