Hi All,
Does anyone know how many Butly M-10's were produced?
Mine engine number is M10-01135. I wouldnt imagine there were 1135 of these produced back in 64-65.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Hamish
How many M-10's
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Hamish it may be possible for you to compete in pre-65 (Classic Trials) provided your M10 hasn't been modified too much. If you're interested in competition, have a read of the MA MOMs about eligibility for pre-65 Classic Trials. There was previously a reference in the MOMs excluding Bultacos from Classic Trials competition but I've noticed that that reference is no longer there so your M10 (which was first released in late 1964) may be OK.
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Thanks David,
Years ago when I was competing on a Beta, and wanted to drag the Bulty out to compete I was told as per your reply that it was ineligable for Classic's.
I will check out the revised manual.
I pulled the Sherpa T out of the shed last weekend after 2 years, checked everything, new fuel, started in about 5 kicks. Rode it around the property for about an hour. Suprising how stable and comfortable it feels for an old bike.
Thanks for your help.
Hamish
Years ago when I was competing on a Beta, and wanted to drag the Bulty out to compete I was told as per your reply that it was ineligable for Classic's.
I will check out the revised manual.
I pulled the Sherpa T out of the shed last weekend after 2 years, checked everything, new fuel, started in about 5 kicks. Rode it around the property for about an hour. Suprising how stable and comfortable it feels for an old bike.
Thanks for your help.
Hamish