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off course. It's an original factory bike.

According to the first pictures of the event on this website, the sections are all made on natural terrain, which is nice.

I think the gearing would be to long, but a larger rear (and smaller front?) sprocket might help a bit. Also the engine is probably tuned for power at higher revs. The geometry of the frame might also be set up for higher speed instead of sharp turning at low speed. But I'm sure the ones here who know their Bultaco stuff, will be able to help you better.

A larger radiator might be a good idea, if you're gonna use the power of the 300 and maybe a larger exhaust manifold, for instance a 27mm one.

Furthermore, the factory promised to keep producing spare parts for the current bikes in a short time.

There's a link to the funding site in post #26. And he's already putting stickers on his bike from the Spanish federation, so don't count him out yet

The blue one seems to have a larger capacity. Maybe an after market long ride tank?

The clutch/flywheel might be a good idea to please the riders who want a bike that's as close as possible to one with a combustion engine, and who like to dump the clutch at higher revs, to get on to higher obstacles. It might win some doubters over to an electric bike.

Energy that's stored in a flywheel doesn't just disappear in thin air, far from.

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Done.

So a real clutch and a bit more flywheel weight wouldn't hurt.

This picture of the abandoned factory says it all. This also comes from the employees Facebook page: Earlier this week the judge accept the contest and has appointed a receiver in a week is likely to be present in gas gas. In the template, begins to sprout the first signs of wear, we took several months in a state of uncertainty and we see a manager and business direction. Earlier this week we communicated that paralyzed the races, the last banner to keep us alive and fan the flame of Marketing and demonstrate that we are. Since the council, we only hope that the manager follows a judgment and rigor when it comes to prioritizing the needs of the company, in order to find a tangible solution that restores the activity of the sector to a brand that is made by professionals. We will not let die in silence, offroad sector national, it can not end well. Keep you informed as we get more news. Produce and not die

A very nice 2 day event

Watch out for that tree!

Welcome. You seem to have a nice collection of bikes.

Montesa 2RT for sale (made by Valter Ponzo

Do all the above + Check the ignition timing. Replace the spark plug and check if the plug cap and wire are ok. Make sure the entire ignition system is ok: no cracked coil or loose wires for instance. Check the idle speed. ...

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Indeed, would be a loss for the sport. Let's hope he finds enough sponsoring. Crowdfunding maybe until he finds another team?

The blipping the throttle when not warm never did any harm on my 2 4RT's. Probably only an issue some bikes. If you compare the characteristics from a standard NGK plug to an Iridium one on the NGK website, I know that I'll be using the Iridium next time.