i have an old bultaco alpina 250 i need a rear rim for the aluminum spoke nuts corroded away but the bike still runs good
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any one have bultaco parts
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thcri
Gone But Not Forgotten
Here, play around here and see if you find anything. Bultaco Parts I don't have much time to look at there is 137 items.
murph
murph
thcri
Gone But Not Forgotten
I did search a tad bit more. Try this link
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berg
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I like this search engine on CL
http://www2.jaxed.com/cgi-bin/mash....ina&ys=&ye=&ps=&pe=&pgs=100&submit=++++go++++
just have to keep checkin it
http://www2.jaxed.com/cgi-bin/mash....ina&ys=&ye=&ps=&pe=&pgs=100&submit=++++go++++
just have to keep checkin it
Does it need to be an OEM rim? I think there are wheel companies who will drill an off-the-shelf rim for as many spokes as you need. (If this isn't already a generic rim).
I don't recall I've ever seen a Bultaco on Craigslist, or anywhere for many years.
I don't recall I've ever seen a Bultaco on Craigslist, or anywhere for many years.
there is no reason why it has to be origional the only problem with mine is the spoke nuts are shot but bultaco's used special threads and the spokes were an odd size and of course the the sproket is on the wrong side wich rules out using a rim assembley off a jap bike and trying to fab up something that would workfor brakes i would love to ride it again some daybut she needs a little tlc.