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1976 Ossa Super Pioneer 250 250cc · Petrol · 1,111 miles · Manual · 5 speed
Sep 13, 2020 · The Ossa Stiletto was a much-admired bike in the 1970s, although Ossa’s motocross effort in the USA was minimal with the exceptions of riders Barry Higgins in 1970, John DeSoto in 1971 and Marty ...
Fueled by growing international demand for motorcycles, and a booming American affinity for motocross, Ossa steadily became the envy of the sporting community. Quickly the results began to mount. First place in the 1966 Grand Prix of Spain; first and second place in the 250cc class of the 1967 24-Hours of Barcelona; 4th place in the Grand Prix Constructors Points in 1968; three Grand Prix victories in 1969.
Aug 16, 2019 · In mid-1973 motorcycle magazines previewed a radical, lightweight OSSA motocross racer; the powerful and durable Stiletto engine in an ultra-light chassis. The OSSA Phantom was the first sub-200 pound production 250 motocrosser.
History of Ossa Motorcycles The Ossa name is an acronym of Orpheo Sincronic Sociedad Anónima, a company in which Ricardo Soriano and Manuel Giró were partners in the 1930s. Motorcycle production began in 1949 with a 125cc two-stroke machine which had telescopic forks and swinging arm rear suspension - far advanced from most of the competition in concept.
Ossa, short for Orpheo Sincronic Sociedad Anónima, was a Spanish motorcycle manufacturer best known for lightweight two-stroke motorcycles. After the Spanish Civil War destroyed much of the Spanish economy in the late 1930s, many Spaniards were in need of cheap transportation.
1971 OSSA Enduro 250 Pioneer, VGC, only 2300 miles, original bill of sale from 1971, special tools for ossa motorcycles, shop manuals and owners manuals. Price $2300.00 Call 304-673-5891 1971 Ossa 250
