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c.1975 Derbi Antorcha Olimpica Campeana E 49cc
Chassis no. not specified
Engine no. 360777
No reserve price
Fees include commission and taxes.
Chassis no. not specified
Engine no. 360777
No reserve price
No roadworthiness certificate
No MOT
In the context of 1975, this focus on exports was particularly significant. Derbi was then at the height of its international glory, Angel Nieto was racking up world titles under the Catalan colours, and the brand enjoyed a reputation that opened doors in Europe that few Spanish manufacturers had ever been able to break through. The Olímpica Campeona E was the commercial ambassador for this reputation, a machine that proudly carried Derbi’s colours and victories to foreign markets.
Its 49cc two-stroke engine, in this Export configuration, features a meticulously prepared mechanical setup, with carburetion and settings adapted to the fuels and operating conditions of the target markets, and finishes raised to a higher standard to satisfy customers accustomed to high standards. This attention to detail distinguishes the E version from the standard version and fully justifies the collector’s interest.
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Please note that this lot must be collected after the sale near Bagnères-de-Luchon, in the Central Pyrenees, in the town of Les - Lérida; collection must take place between 5 and 10 May 2026.
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In the context of 1975, this focus on exports was particularly significant. Derbi was then at the height of its international glory; Angel Nieto was racking up world titles under the Catalan colours; and the brand enjoyed a reputation that opened doors in Europe that few Spanish manufacturers had ever been able to break through. The Olímpica Campeona E was the commercial ambassador for this reputation, a machine that proudly carried Derbi’s colours and victories to foreign markets.
Its 49cc two-stroke engine, in this Export configuration, is a meticulously prepared unit, with carburetion and settings adapted to the fuels and operating conditions of the target markets, and finishes raised to a higher standard to satisfy customers accustomed to high standards. This attention to detail distinguishes the E version from the standard version and fully justifies the collector’s interest.
No registration certificate