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Bultaco
Metralla
Classic
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Generations and editions
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Years
1962 - 1966
1962–1966 Metralla 62 200
GenerationThe original Metralla 62 with a 200cc two-stroke single, recorded in Bultaco's production register for 1962–1966. Do not automatically merge it with the later, separately named 250cc Metralla MK2.
200 cc1 cyl.A2 suitable
About this model
About the Bultaco Metralla
The Bultaco Metralla is classified in our catalogue as a classic motorcycle. The available catalogue data forms the technical basis of this model profile. Always verify model year, trim and technical values against the individual motorcycle, as they can differ between generations.
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- Classic
Before you buy
What to check before buying
- Verify model and engine number before naming the version. Metralla 62, later 250cc Metralla and Metralla MK2 differ; a generic Metralla name is insufficient for choosing parts or specifications.
- Check compression, crank seals, carburettor, fuel tap and tank for stable cold starting and clean throttle response. On an air-cooled classic two-stroke, an air leak or stale fuel warrants further investigation.
- Check premix lubrication against the correct factory instructions and inspect plug, exhaust and engine for signs of lean or rich running. Do not use a modern jetting or oil-ratio claim as evidence of the original version.
- Test clutch, gearbox, chain and controls under load; selection should not jump out of gear or persistently find false neutrals. Check cables and adjustment first.
- Inspect steel frame, forks, drum brakes, hubs, rims and spokes for corrosion, cracks, wear and old competition or road modifications.