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Saturno
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Generations and editions
Features and handling differ by generation. Use this overview to find the right version.
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Years
1964 - 1966
1964–1966 Saturno 200
GenerationThe Saturno 200 is the 200cc road model in Bultaco's production register, starting in October 1964 and produced through 1966. Match only with explicit Saturno wording or a corresponding number.
200 cc1 cyl.A2 suitable
About this model
About the Bultaco Saturno
The Bultaco Saturno 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 that it is a Bultaco Saturno 200 through model, frame and engine number. The Saturno does not automatically share identity with other 200cc Bultaco road models; compare with the correct production series.
- Check compression, crank seals, carburettor, fuel tap, tank and inlet for stable cold starting and clean throttle response. Stale fuel or an air leak always warrants further investigation on a classic two-stroke.
- Check the prescribed premix lubrication, plug, exhaust and setup. A modern carburettor or exhaust change must not be treated as original without matching jetting and documentation.
- Test clutch, four-speed gearbox, chain and controls under load; investigate heavy shifting, jumping out of gear or false neutrals rather than normalising them.
- Inspect frame, forks, drum brakes, rims, hubs and spokes for corrosion, cracks and wear; assess tyres and brake linings for current safe condition.