Bultaco Is Back: Rally GT 300 Small ADV for €3,999 (Spain First)
The historic Spanish name returns on petrol this time: the Rally GT 300 is a Leonart-based 292cc adventure single listed at €3,999, with Spanish deliveries aimed at September 2026 and no U.S. availability announced.
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Bultaco is selling motorcycles again — and this time they run on gas. After the mid-2010s electric revival stalled on the Brinco pedal-assist experiment, the Spanish name is back on a small adventure bike: the Rally GT 300, developed with fellow Spanish brand Leonart, built in China, and listed at **€3,999** for the Spanish launch.
MCN is blunt about the hardware: strip the Bultaco plastics and you are looking at the Leonart Rally 300 platform, with a liquid-cooled **292 cc** DOHC four-valve single (Leonart’s CF300 language) and claimed **28 hp** at 9,500 rpm and **25 Nm** (18.44 lb-ft). Six-speed gearbox, oil-bath multiplate clutch, Bosch EFI. That is A2-minimum territory in the UK if and when a UK price lands — MCN still marks UK availability TBD.
What you actually get for €3,999
Bultaco and the specialist press pitch a daily trail bike: agile in town, stable on pavement, and light enough for dirt tracks rather than hard enduro. Wheel sizes are **19-inch front / 17-inch rear** (90/90-19 and 130/80-17). Chassis is a perimeter frame with inverted fork and monoshock; discs and ABS front and rear. Claimed kerb weight is **150 kg (331 lb)**. Seat height **883 mm (34.8 in)**, ground clearance **260 mm**, wheelbase **1,410 mm**, fuel **16 L (4.2 gal)**.
Equipment is the surprise at this price: full LED lighting with integrated front indicators, a **5-inch TFT** (speed, rpm, gear, fuel), USB socket, luggage rack, engine bars, folding gear-lever tip, tire-pressure monitor, and a built-in dashcam that records in five-minute loops. ADV Pulse and MCN both call out that camera as a distinctive feature versus bare-bones budget trail bikes.
Honest framing: name revival, shared platform
MCN notes the claimed engine numbers match CFMoto’s KLX300-derived 300-class singles, and that Chinese manufacturing under a European badge is now a familiar path (Benelli, Mondial, and others). Powersports Business and ADV Pulse both stress there is **no U.S. availability announced** — Spain first, Europe maybe next, America unknown. Spanish outlets and motorcycles.news point to first deliveries in **September 2026**, with reservations via Leonart / bultaco.pro channels.
If you are shopping small ADV for real dirt days in the States, keep comparing plated options you can actually buy — our [street-legal dual-sport vs dirt bike](/bikes/street-legal-dual-sport-vs-dirt-bike) primer and the beginner dual-sport lane in [KLX300 vs DR-Z400S](/bikes/comparisons/klx300-vs-drz400s-beginner-dual-sport) still matter more than a Spanish price sticker. For the opposite end of the dual-sport spectrum, the factory rally plot on the [2027 KTM 690 Rally](/news/2027-ktm-690-rally) shows how far the segment stretches past a 28 hp single.
Who should care
Euro riders shopping a first ADV under €4,000 get a historic badge on a known small-bore platform with TFT, ABS, and a dashcam. U.S. dual-sport shoppers should treat this as brand-watch news until an importer and DOT path exist — do not plan a deposit on rumor. Closest paper rival MCN names is the Rieju Aventura 307 Rally (claimed 34 hp, higher UK money when sold there).
Primary reads: ADV Pulse, MCN specs and take, Powersports Business.
Sources
- Bultaco Staging Comeback With Budget-Friendly 300cc ADV Bike — ADV Pulse · accessed 2026-09-14T14:55:00-04:00
- Bultaco Rally GT 300 revealed with €3999 price tag — MCN · accessed 2026-09-14T14:55:00-04:00
- Bultaco returns with new 300cc adventure bike — Powersports Business · accessed 2026-09-14T14:55:00-04:00
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