FiddyK
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***SOLD **** 1973 Bultaco Matador MK5 Six Days Edition, Runs Great
this bike sold long ago, please delete
this bike sold long ago, please delete
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1973 Bultaco Matador MK5 Six Days Edition, Runs Great
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Some of my best childhood riding memories were getting muddy in the national forests riding these red and grey bikes. Wish I had the space. 
SilverBullet
never slow down...you never grow old
Since this is a '73 it qualifies for the Vintage class so an AHRMA Enduro racer will gobble this up. Very good price for a nice looking running bike.
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Let's just say you won't be ordering them from Rocky Mountain!
FiddyK
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surprisingly easy between flebay and sites like this http://www.bultaco.com/bikeparts.html and many on here http://cemoto.tripod.com/links.htm.
Nice but it is missing a lot of very significant pieces. MSO or title? I had a '75 and it was a very nice bike for its time.
FiddyK
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Missing a lot of very significant pieces? The fix-a-flat bottle and the top part that bolts to the tank. What else mr. craphead?
No title, bill of sale.
Thanks for the clarification on the missing parts comments.......what kind of weight will the bike handle? I have exceeded my high school weight by 90 pounds when I last rode my bultaco. I weigh in at 240, is that too much weight for this vintage bike! Thanks.
And a great day to you also sir!
FiddyK
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I'm 250 and have ridden it around, but not any serious offroad. If you get real serious about suspension setup on it for racing, you may need to change springs.
Some of my worst memories are of the 125 Lobito that kept spitting me off. Squid alert!
FiddyK
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updated pics. make him an offer...
Bugs
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Little Faus and Big Halsey!!!
FiddyK
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$1,600 takes it home
Where can I find the ad and the photos?
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FiddyK
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i'll try to find pics and post some up...
edit: here's the only pic i can currently find of the actual bike
edit: here's the only pic i can currently find of the actual bike
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Mr. Craphead? I thought it was Dr. Craphead. He didn't go to medical school for 8 years to be called Mr.
Great looking bike BTW.
Great looking bike BTW.
Before you guys get into it on this thread, I think IrishCoffee meant to type
"Nice but is it missing a lot of very significant pieces?"
Which is a whole lot friendlier. Check your work, children.
And I've always wanted a Bultaco because I think it's the best sounding bike name ever.
Bultaco...Bultaco...Bultaco...Bultaco...
"Nice but is it missing a lot of very significant pieces?"
Which is a whole lot friendlier. Check your work, children.
And I've always wanted a Bultaco because I think it's the best sounding bike name ever.
Bultaco...Bultaco...Bultaco...Bultaco...
Nice. Be sure to disassemble and clean steel clutch plates with new transmission oil after every ride.