The single-seat Pursang bikes – the seat height is 815 mm – are guided by a tubular handlebar. All lighting elements rely on LED technology.
The final drive takes place via a conventional chain. The 18-inch wire-spoke rims are fitted with coarse-tread Pirelli tires. The front of both bikes has an upside-down fork, the rear wheel sits in an aluminum swing arm with a central spring strut. In addition, the question remains open when the first examples of E-Street will celebrate their premiere.Ĭoarse-tread Pirelli tires and LED lights Incidentally, the manufacturer does not reveal what the cladding of the next E-Track models will be made of. Unlike the first 60 E-Track models, the fairing is made of plastic. Unlike the E-Track, the two batteries are removable. In addition, only two batteries with 2.4 kWh each are installed, with which a range of up to 100 kilometers should be possible. The 8 kW electric motor is designed to handle top speeds of up to 100 km / h. The E-Street has a slightly weaker motor compared to the E-Track, but is also significantly cheaper with an entry-level price of 9,700 euros. However, Pursang continues to call 13,700 euros for the price. The market launch was originally planned for May 2020 and has now been postponed to October 2020. Initially, 60 units were originally planned, which should have a few extras compared to the bikes produced subsequently, such as components made of carbon. Three non-removable batteries with a total of 7.2 kWh should enable ranges of up to 160 kilometers. The E-Track is equipped with an 11 kW electric motor, which should enable speeds of up to 120 km / h. The E-Track is available from 13,700 euros. The prices for the E-Street start at 9,700 euros. At the beginning of June, it was also announced that the first 24 copies of the E-Track, which are due to celebrate their market launch in October 2020, can now be pre-ordered. The Spanish manufacturer has also published some other details about its new electric motorcycles. Almost 18 months later, the first examples in two model variants are now to celebrate their market launch. Pursang E-Street celebrated its first appearance at EICMA 2018, at that time as a prototype. We carry all motorcycle accessories and parts you may need to send your motorcycle down the road looking and running better than the day it rolled off the. We strive to help you keep your bike giving you the best performance possible, while having the looks that will make others stare. The Pursang brand is located in Barcelona. Your 1977 Bultaco Pursang 250 is your energy release.
Accordingly, the E-Street and the E-Track are based on the simple layout of a crosser. The Pursang brand name is derived from the Bultaco Moto Cross models of the same name. The new Spanish brand Pursang presented an electric motorcycle at EICMA. In the future, two different model variants will be offered: E-Street and E-Track. But the essential goodness was still there.Under the leadership of Jim Palau-Ribes, the Spanish brand Pursang celebrated its premiere – with electric motorcycles. The fiberglass gas tank was missing major (non-essential) chunks, and the aluminum fenders and lighting had long since gone to dirt bike heaven. This was 1970.Įxcept my ‘Taco didn’t look anything like the photo.
But before heading back to Chicago in my ‘60 Plymouth, I reached a deal with the son: his beat-to-crap Bultaco and a really nice three-bike trailer for the logo. That pissed daddy off beyond belief and he refused to pay.
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apollo DB-X18 125cc RFZ 125cc RACING Dirt Bike, 4 stroke, Single Cylinder Engine type 125cc 4 stroke Single CylinderFront Suspension Non-Adjustable 750mmTransmission 4 Speed Manual ClutchMax Speed 55. After all, I had spent a lot of time on the job, and it was a most excellent logo. APOLLO DB-X18 125cc RFZ 125cc RACING Dirt Bike, 4 stroke, Single Cylin - 1,299 (We Open 1000am We Close 6 pm) 1,299. When I presented the logo that I had designed to the father and son, I bumped my price up to $500. That’s when phase three of the molding process was done, and I had to prepare another set of molds for the oven. Or learn to ride a motorcycle–that the owner’s son owned–on the company’s back lot, twenty minutes at a time. I had a weekend job at the firm in which I would fill molds with resin, hit a switch, set the casting process in motion, and then twiddle my thumbs. I got the Bultaco in trade for a logo that I had designed for the owner of a rotational plastics molding company in suburban Chicago. The Matador was designed as an enduro bike, so it had lots of tractable low end power, just the opposite of a motocross bike. 1966 Bultaco Matador 250 Mk 2 (not mine) photo by
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