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Found on Craigslist, this one owner bike had been sitting partially disassembled in a suburban garage for 30 years. The gentleman and wife were moving and this bike had to go to a new home.
It's practically all there, even the alloy fenders. The best thing about buying a Bultaco- the boxes of parts that always come with them- contain pretty much everything that needs replacement. He told me he never abused the bike and I think it basically just needs a lot of cleaning and polishing. It turns over fine. I thanked him for oiling the cylinder all those years ago and loaded it up.
Sammy Miller Replica winner 1965-67 Scottish Six Day Trial
4 comments:
Did you find a badge for the fuel tank?
I did but I think it needs vinyl stickers to conform to the shape of the tank.
What a cool bike. joesvintagebikes.blogspot.com is my bicycle website. I have some old Bultacos. Very cool model you have here. Not sure why there is a speedometer on it though? Going to keep it and restore I hope?
Thanks for the comment! It's a trials bike where some events require some road riding between sections.They also sometimes came with lights though this one did not.
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