Bultaco Streaker
With Phil Aynsley
One of Bultaco’s rarer models was the Streaker, with only 750 odd examples of this 119 cc two-stroke single produced between 1977-1979 in the black model and 1979-1984 in the white A model.
![The Bultaco Streaker weighed just 85 kg dry and was good for 116 km/h](https://www.mcnews.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/PA-2010-Bultaco-two-stroke-Streaker-racer-009-1024x800.jpg)
Obviously aimed at the racing mad youth market the Streaker was quite a competent machine. Output was an advertised 13.3 hp at 9000 rpm (in reality closer to 10 hp) with a 85 kg dry weight, enabling a real world top speed of 116 km/h.
![Despite receiving the 125 designation the Streaker was a 119 cc single-cylinder](https://www.mcnews.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/PA-2010-Bultaco-two-stroke-Streaker-racer-007-1024x683.jpg)
Notable features were a six-speed gearbox and alloy wheels.
![Alloy wheels were a standout feature on the Bultaco Streaker](https://www.mcnews.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/PA-2010-Bultaco-two-stroke-Streaker-racer-003-683x1024.jpg)
The 119 cc (advertised as a 125) model was supposed to be mainly for export markets, while a 75 cc version, that used the same chassis, was to be for domestic consumption. The 75 was also used as the basis for a “single class” race series with one notable rider to get his career underway in it being Sito Pons.
![The Bultaco Streaker 125 was actually an export model, with a 75 version run for a domestic single-make race series](https://www.mcnews.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/PA-2010-Bultaco-two-stroke-Streaker-racer-001-1024x683.jpg)