1977 Husqvarna 250cr Project

https://www.ebay.com/itm/374754937355?itmmeta=01HZZW79J3XJ3VDQ48DSZSXNAB&hash=item5741228a0b:g:1RkAAOSw40VkiRsZ&itmprp=enc:AQAJAAAA8HXc23UMGCKtjBDzXXEzZWR7ifRrkFutn5p005NMTcFNdjk3i7AQ3ZRXPKR7ltAhzB6DDUiorgJYoNinStrrDjC2/58CVoguY+5obYhVaHLV5ND3To3Lgm1Deb6Um9fhF02lu7AqSg5aXi9h288Mr0t7mSXbdqzvhakWa3xFHVtlbnQRVjnt2ApwFBVZj2lFGYDYchSEx+z9U5sCptqvmXmp+mjOkLueOGC/B3yqy768Rwl5/QavLaUOfSRmbM7EwTESa+VELOVregjgHKJlkDUcq/b5RdWYWsFmt1FJ2AaGc22dTOARgU7U8fQVuJXBpw==|tkp:BFBMlpmd_P9j

Found these. Thoughts?

also:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2853096769...uM7UO+gZPhfiyANhqLodNjdJKJmA|tkp:BFBMlpmd_P9j

So I have a question about the front wheel hubs for the 250 CR. What year hubs are compatable with the leading axle front forks? I'm looking around and it seems that the large conical front hub was used on bikes from 1977-1982 or so? is this true?

I'm re-reading these posts and somehow I understand it more now. I need the ball bearing race triple clamp not the Timkin style. I was looking at the frame last night and realized this pretty fast. Sorry it took me this long to understand. I'm very thankful for the information.

As I said to Bill502, I re-read your reply and I realized you had answered my question. Sorry it took so long for me to understand. So it looks like I could get a triple clamp from any of the bikes you listed and it would work on my frame. I'll start looking through eBay and see what I can find.

Thanks again.

My 1978 AMX short tab frame has taper bearings.

Based on parts lists 78 was the first year for them with the exception of the 125 and non-MX Auto.

No worries John. A project like yours is a tough one for someone who hasn't had years of experience messing with Huskys. Just make sure you have fun with your Husky project. Working on them can be half the fun of owning one.

It's been challenging just figuring out the differences between the models and the changes between the years for sure! I wish I knew as much about vintage Huskys as I do with vintage Yamaha's! Yes, I agree. Old motorcycles are a labor of love. I'm having fun learning and getting this bike together but I'll have more fun when I'm racing it though! These bikes are iconic in the motorcycle world. I cant wait to have it running and racing so I can share its history with others.