Your Collection: Bultaco Collection
Saturday, October 2, 2010 | 2:19 AM
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"I have two post vintage 1977 Bultaco 370 Pursangs. One has Simons forks, Ohlins shocks and a rare Gary Bailey Up pipe. For vintage racing I have two 1974 360 Pursangs. I help promote the Racer X Inter-Am Vintage race here in Boise, Idaho. Check out www.idahovintagemx.com for more info."
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Those old Bullies are so cool to look at!!
Love 'em, started racing on a '70 Bultaco Sherpa S 200 (in '72). Had serval Bul's in my time. Really like pic # 4. I think I have another pic of that bike (cleaner version) in my screen background collection.
great scoots.... i remember whan that was the hot ticket lol.... anybody got pics of an old fiberglass fendered Pursang ??
I love this "your collection" every week!!! Keeps everyone in check with motocross history!!!! Sweet Bultacos Tim! We had friends that rode them in the day, man I can almost smell the Blendzall smoke trail looking at those pics!!!
Well done now I know what the F a Bultaco is.
Alright dgizzy! Who said Racer X wasn't educational ? Tim, nice job keepin' them going and cool to see you keep shifting on the right!
Just visualize what a 2011 bultaco 450 pursang thumper would have looked like, if they had carried onward...