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Better Than New ?

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I would imagine it would have cost at least

Wonder why he's selling it ? unsure.gif

Possibly its because he realised that if he took the bike out of his garage and rode it (worse still rode it offroad as it was meant to be used) it would no longer look as pristine as it does and would not be worth the money he spent on rebuilding it.

I think that its a lovely bike but begs the question why? The later 340's were so much better and the earlier ones more interesting,

My first bike was a Bultaco 350. I bought it in the mid eighties when i was not even a teenager. I remember it being very powerful bike (don't laugh). I used to be able to hook by legs over the bars a pulls wheelies in third and forth gears. It was a complete animal to ride slowly and came off an outfit unit. I has always wondered what tuning kits there are for Bultaco 350?

The bike advertised is in exceptional condition i'm very tempted to bid.

Photo of my 1979 199A and my 2000 model Sherco (Bultaco) taken in October 1999 when taking delivery from Lewisport (Scottish dealer)Sorry it's in black & white I couldn't afford a colour film!

Cheers...

Big John

amazing what 20 years of development can produce.

amazing what 20 years of development can produce.

colour film or bikes..... :)

I wouldn't be surprised if that Bultaco went to Spain for some serious money. I also think about

amazing what 20 years of development can produce.

colour film or bikes..... :)

I wouldn't be surprised if that Bultaco went to Spain for some serious money. I also think about

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In my view, EBAY isn't the place to get the best price for selling stuff...it's always a buyers market on EBAY.

Good place to get your machine noticed though :)

Classic mags and classic shows seem to be the place to find decent tack these days, loads of trials bikes for sale at the recent Stafford show.

On another note, what bike do you think will be a classic in years to come from todays stable ?...4rt??

Edited by Marky G

I've found Ebay ace for selling and have recently sold my.........

a)1986 Honda TLR200 Reflex (Trail Model) for

I agree, ebay is generally a seller's market as some people just get caught up in bidding fever of 'you're not having it, I am'. There is the odd deal to be had as a buyer (just got a very reasonable TYZ for

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I've found Ebay ace for selling and have recently sold my.........

c)(1) NOS TY250A and (1) NOS TY250B rear mudguards sold to USA buyers for

Sure did,

The guards were for a restoration and because they were scarce.........they wanted them

TY250 stuff in USA is worth big bucks........whereas we can't see any use for the stuff!

The book was rare and the Rothmans series is very collectable - his wife bought it for a birthday present........

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