January 18, 20197 yr It is a Pursang MK 6 175 so it looks like there were at least 430 made. Probably not many more than that though. I know the USA had a class for these but not many other countries did. Graham.
January 19, 20197 yr Author Thanks for replies just curious how many built.Need a frame for it and parts still for engine as do love the sound of a Pursang
January 19, 20197 yr The mk 6 was the only pursang to be offered in 5 capacities , 125,175,200,250,350 (326) the sherpa s scrambler had been discontinued by this time and it was this bike that traditionally had the small capacaties,
January 19, 20197 yr Spotted this on inmotion website recently it looks interesting, https://www.inmotiontrials.com/bikes/bultaco-pursang-mk11-370-rolling-chassis/
January 19, 20197 yr Author I bought it cheap thinking someone will have a Pursang project put on ebay.But looks like no one parting with there Pursangs. Edited January 19, 20197 yr by Old man
January 20, 20197 yr 18 hours ago, trialsrfun said: Spotted this on inmotion website recently it looks interesting, https://www.inmotiontrials.com/bikes/bultaco-pursang-mk11-370-rolling-chassis/ 16 hours ago, Old man said: I bought it cheap thinking someone will have a Pursang project put on ebay.But looks like no one parting with there Pursangs. Surely if you bought the engine 'cheap' with the rolling chassis advertised above you would hve an inexpensive bike. Edited January 20, 20197 yr by trialsrfun
January 21, 20197 yr I have a later Mk9 370 Pursang bottom end with Mk12 370 top end that would probably go nicely in that frame, In bits though and needs rebuilding.
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