I had the 71 Pioneer 250 orange & black. I cut the rear fender to the shape of Evel's XR-750..LOL..I latter jumped it through a wall of fire my dad set up for me! I was 14.
Another great bike, cant wait to keep seeing these rippers! I have my first bike race in Florence Kansas tomorrow, im racing my 1982 yz490, thanks ken!
Very cool bike, with a great design as most of the Spanish bikes were from this era. Only Spanish bikes I have owned were Bultacos (a Lobito and Alpina). I think for overall rideability and reliability, my '72 Suzuki TS 250 is a great option (walkaround when I got it about 2 years ago, ua-cam.com/video/EoQagpdGKh4/v-deo.html ) Not as rare or exotic, but it's fun and comfortable to ride. 4 strokes suck, Ronnie Mac 69!
That is one good looking Ossa. I love the white and red color pattern. Billy is like an Ossa encyclopedia.
I had the 71 Pioneer 250 orange & black. I cut the rear fender to the shape of Evel's XR-750..LOL..I latter jumped it through a wall of fire my dad set up for me! I was 14.
I like all videos with Professor Bill :) much respect for him :)
Another great bike, cant wait to keep seeing these rippers! I have my first bike race in Florence Kansas tomorrow, im racing my 1982 yz490, thanks ken!
Thanks for doing this. The learning never stops.
Gotta love the figure eights before he pulls up to show the bike thats a KEN SR move right there nice build you guys🤙😆😆😆😆
Stilleto??
My Dads buddy , Sonny rode one . I can smell the blendsoil . Such good simple days
My mom had one when I was little. Just the Ossa not the Six Days. My dad rode a 360 Bultaco. Not sure who had the bigger nuts.
the front fender is Aftermarket. orig is fiberglass w/ red style line. still a Nice bike. missing air cleaner boot.
Colors look great!
Interesting rear fender/number plate. It has an "Evel Knievel" look.
175 stilletto! Dad had one.
Just the Best.
Unique rear fender, exhuast looks cool too suzuki style
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Very cool bike, with a great design as most of the Spanish bikes were from this era. Only Spanish bikes I have owned were Bultacos (a Lobito and Alpina). I think for overall rideability and reliability, my '72 Suzuki TS 250 is a great option (walkaround when I got it about 2 years ago, ua-cam.com/video/EoQagpdGKh4/v-deo.html ) Not as rare or exotic, but it's fun and comfortable to ride. 4 strokes suck, Ronnie Mac 69!
I like every bike and every dokumentation, thanks