best bark busters for Husky TE310?

what are you using and the best price your aware of? I want a full metal framed style guard.

HDB, they are not cheap, but I've seen nothing built nearly as well.

On all my bikes i've always had Aussie made Ego Bark Busters and i would never buy anything else, top quality product that looks good and works!

Check em out here!

http://www.barkbusters.net/

the hdb are nice but does mount allow a scotts damper?

the ego are also nice. they're similar to the Rocky Mtn Tusk brand. do the RM Tusk guards fit well? are the Rocky Mtn Tusk brand decent quality?

I had rocky mountain tusk brand on my YZ before the cycra's on my husky. I had fewer problems bending them than I've had with bending my cycra's. The cycra's have bent in wrecks causing issues with the levers.... never had that problem with the tusk's.

The HDB's look even better though.

I have the HDB's with BRP triple and sub mount with a scotts.

that's good to hear I sure wish somebody come up with something for the 610

Paul's supposedly working on a complete solution in-house as well. dunno the eta.

HDB's +++++++

HDB's all the way! I'm going to replace the Cycra's on the 510 with the HDB setup too. They fit so well on the 250 they are essentially a 2nd set of handlebars. Rock solid. Proprietary clamp spacing is used but included with kit. Seems expensive but I feel it's an investment.

HDB is OVERPRICED for what they are. The Cycra Pro-bends are the best by far. 101.96 a set and 14.78 for the lo-profile guards. Way under the price of the HDB set up. I have had them on my 08/TE450 with many of ground pounding, and not once have they bent. Best bang for the buck, zero interruption with any other type of gear (Damper, Mirrors, Levers, etc.) My opinion though.

I am happy with my Moose (same as Enduro Engineering) Evolution Handguards. The scratches tell a story. No levers replaced yet (knock on wood).

Gary,

I beg to disagree with you brotha Cycra's are cheaper, but I didn't have to bend ANYTHING to make my HDB's fit, and they are very robust. They cost more because they include 2 sets of handguard covers (black and white) upper and lower clamps that don't match stock Husky spacing, unfortunately and...... You have to tap your stock bars with the INCLUDED tap for the threaded inserts. A very quality oriented setup.

Left side from txc 250, no adjustment needed for regular install. Took the retractable mirror option for some reason. Bar end is secured into handlebar with threaded insert; inboard portion of guard is secured to upper handlebar clamp.



Pic of the center. I took some options and got the Trailtech computer guard thrown in to the mix.




I had a little more work installing the Cycras on the ole 510. Took some washers and bending to get this.


Same for clutch side.


I've beaten the living shit out of the 510's Cycras and they've held up pretty good. One of the bar end screws got tweaked after backing out on a trip to Reiter and a follow on crash. The end guards are torn up but they are sacrificial and replaceable.

My bar end screws will now stay put because they're threaded into the bar and locktite'd. I don't have to tweak stinking U-clamps any more because they aren't used on HDB's.

If there is any discrepancy in the order with HDB, just email them. They are VERY responsive to issues!

And, I have a soft spot for Colorado based stuff j/k

+1 the HDB's would be more expensive IF they were just handguards.

But for like $300 total I got Handguards, 2 folding mirrors, a custom top clamp, Aluminium Dash protector with an iPod remote and key locator, front and rear LED turn signals and bar risers.

All things considered, they are a deal. And, even if you count them as just guards, yeah, they are probably worth the extra money

Not Cheaper! They are WAY less expensive. My cable routing and all had zero problems. No additional washers, bending, nothing. Bolt and go, same as the set I put on the Honda's. The only thing I don't like about them is how big the stock Deflectors are, so I ordered the lo-profile ones. Must be a So. Cal., PNW thing. LOL

Cycra Pro Bends with the center reach mount have served me well the last couple of years. I do like the idea of the threaded bar mount og the HDB's though. Might try the HDB's out if the Cycra's ever break or bend beyond repair.