BULTACO MATADOR SD 250 MUSEUM QUALITY CLASSIC

[@Nudnik1]

Spanish bikes so awesome...Rolling Art like old Husqvarna. Awesome bike and facility guys! Like heaven on earth for bikers..

[@worldsnextsupercar4362]

Had to blow my mind, I have the OSSA too ! Crazy pair of rad bikes. My OSSA is 1970 Stilletto

[@andrewSUN17]

Time travelling right now back to the golden days! The sights and sounds!!! The feel!

[@thomaslouis5626]

What I absolutely love about your channel are the rare motorcycles I get to see and hear and your detailed information of each one.

[@jethrox827]

I remember these were always considered as exotic and ridden by pro riders back in the day

[@michaelfleming40]

I knew a guy who's father owned a Bultaco 250cc Matador back during the 1969-1970 school year. His was red and black. He owned two Lobitos. One was a 100cc with a two tone blue and the other was a 125cc with a yellow gas tank. 😊❤

[@randallburgess46]

This is THE channel where you will see the most amazing motorcycles and people like Bill here who was a professional racer back in the day. You won’t find better people who can educate you on the bike you are interested in purchasing. Truly amazing people who know more than the average rider including the history. It’s like motorcycle heaven! Love ❤️ you all! I’m a huge fan.

[@jasoneardley2202]

They’re flawlessly reconditioned thanks for the history lesson this morning 🤙🏻

[@rcclassiccrawlers4368]

Wow! Haven’t seen one of those Bultacos in forty years or so. Nice bike!

[@geoffhess2267]

What a gorgeous example! I had a Matador SD 250. Bought it in Ellington,CT near the airport. (Seem to recall the dealership was associated with or near Corbin Gentry... Maybe someone remembers that dealership?) Rode in the NETRA enduro in Stafford Springs with it and would ride the trails in Shenipsit State Forest in Stafford CT. LOVED that bike. Such quality. Thanks so much guys!

[@billblythe6754]

Roadrunner was the Bultaco dealer in Ellington

[@chrislollich525]

The gleam on the motor Is magnesium. The Spanish bikes in those days are really nice, I had 1972 Bultaco Shepa T, And the book has all the Models of Bultaco , montesa , and ossa. Thanks from NOR-CAL.

[@davidmiddleton9191]

Persang too

[@jurgenschunemann5671]

Another beauty! The hoses to the chain guard they have taken over at Bultaco back then from MZ. Looks like from the ES 250/2 or ETS 250.There are passable replicas.

[@larspersson8874]

Billy is king. Best regards from🇸🇪

[@collinmc90]

The bike my dad always told me about. So sick.

[@ianmangham4570]

Stunning piece 🙏

[@therealfaltydl]

Trying to find videos of my newly acquired Matador MK9 and came across this video - fantastic bike! Love the yellow mud guards.

[@therealfaltydl]

FYI I’m in Spain and these things are everywhere.

[@ozzielinkin]

beautiful bike

[@harleydavidson6851]

It was a Wonderfull Decade to be young! Gerritsen Beach bklyn, Two Stroke Heaven! Cutting classes, & Takin a Romp in the Swamp! Beam Me up Scotty! Theres NOTHING down her NO more! Fond Memories....Sadly 😥....

[@douglaslangham4417]

Preston Petty made watch holders like that... hard to find....expensive when ya do

[@bruteforce76]

Shifter snake !?!?! Learned something new today thanks guys, Might put one on my 66 Matador.

[@DetroitFettyghost]

Man. It'd be awesome to have one of them for some vintage hare scrambles..... And then rims holy crap I guarantee that's nicer than New you all really went above n beyond on this ol girl

[@ericwilliams626]

When I'm hungry and want something spicy and hot, I choose Bultaco, every time.

[@annlefrancois5960]

My brother in law had a bultoco 360 pursang it was narrow light and scary fast.

[@wilberburroughs3133]

Matador means Bull Fighter not Killer....fyi

[@stephenbatdorf8928]

Cooler than shit on a frozen pond.

[@billmasho3608]

Not a big-bore. Not a 350.

[@claudiasiefer8495]

agree. doesn't sound like a 350. more like a 250?

[@72tx340]

Your creating a amazing archive!

[@sonnyseabury4051]

Beautiful vintage dirtbike. What year is it?

[@cndboy6646]

luv the vintage trials bikes ty

[@MrToppox]

😈😈😈 the guy loves it ! Made with the confidence to go anywhere ... 😈😈😈

[@worldsnextsupercar4362]

I have this bike , 895 miles on it. Sweet

[@MrToppox]

😈😈😈 he looks in time with the big birtha , dont even have to rev the friggin thing thats why tye old bikes lasted so long 😈😈😈😈

[@charlesbowles7304]

I own a Matador. I believe the fenders should be alloy.

[@rafaelpaniaguacanadillas3783]

Jollas made y España motor robustos un ropibel❤

[@rafaelpaniaguacanadillas3783]

motores yn ropibel robustos

[@jonboyle326]

i had one of that exact model sold new by burt flood motors box hill victoria australia

[@sergiososa5855]

👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍👍👍

[@savage22bolt32]

Does it have a MV title, & can I get it registered in CT without suing the DMV?

[@billkniegge9575]

Wish the Matador was for sale!

[@cardiffchris]

Kaplan is a motorcycle history, doc series, reality show.

[@sonnyseabury4051]

Only a Real Reality Show. Amazing people and museum. A pleasure and privilege to do business with The Kaplans! I love my pristine 1985 Yamaha RZ 350cc 2 stroke Kenny Roberts Edition Streetbike I bought from them 1.5 months ago. Beautiful and a true Rippa! Rare old-school customer service. Nothing half-assed. Everything done with Old School Pride.

[@donaldconnolly220]

i got to race a pursang68 model.... it was all fibr3glass. including the fuel tank,...many bikes had. glass. tanks....it was a 250....weighed 300. very heavy..,yamahas where 75 pounds lighter

[@MrToppox]

😈😈😈 did those guys make the 2 wheel drive motorbikes 😈😈😈

[@MrToppox]

😈😈😈if you lived in the middle of nowhere .... youd buy this bike for going to town for surplies 😈😈😈

[@davidmiddleton9191]

I learned how to ride on a persang

[@michaelcady9936]

A friend raced a 250 pursang and broke the fiberglass tank with his knee. Finished a lap with his pants soaked in gas

[@larrynorsworthy8582]

What was the reason for the short travel suspension?

[@douglaslangham4417]

Lol......your a young dude aren't ya

[@larrynorsworthy8582]

@@douglaslangham4417 lol no, I'm 56 but that is unusually short travel.

[@douglaslangham4417]

At that time most bikes had 4 inches in the rear...maybe 6-7 in front.....long travel suspension wasn't a thing till at least 76-77 and later...by 79 and beyond was when it really improved...then single shock came along

[@MrToppox]

😈😈😈 spanyards made good cannons ... what about that metal quality 😈😈😈

[@MrColdwatercanyon]

Man