Post up pictures of your vintage Husqvarna bikes!

Nice dog, but not very swedish in fact !!!

Here's my '84 250 that I've owned it since '87. There have been a few mods along the way. I changed the front end to an '88 setup and luckily I was able to score a NOS tank on ebay a few years back. The bike has been ridden alot since then, so the tank doesn't look new anymore, but I do drain the tank after each use and it hasn't yellowed yet.

Very nice! I keep thinking about putting the front end from my now in pieces '87 430WR on my '82 250WR. I never get to ride any AHMRA events any way.

Here are a couple pics of the 1978 250 OR that I've been restoring/building. Need to get a decent pipe for it yet.
Gary

Nice bike

Thanks mattskn,
I really like what you've done with your 83 250 XC.
That bike looks awesome with the black frame, swingarm, and wheels. I may borrow some of your ideas for my next project.

my $40.00 1979 390 auto project

She's beaten battered bruised but she's all mine (its kinda like having an ugly girlfriend) so this is the starting point for my project husky twin shocker, it's a 1979 390 automatic in horrible condition. The motor was locked up both wheels frozen to the axles no seat and plenty of critters living on and in her.

My $40.00 husky 390 auto takin shape

Here's some pics after a little hard work! Still debating on using the auto motor or trying to find a decent or/cr/wr 6 speed motor. The auto is going to need a crank for sure but tranny looks real clean maybe just a set of clutch shoes for the primary

Recent '86 stroker Build

My latest build completed last week. Complete post located in Vintage Projects section.

This bike will be auctioned in early 2010.
Proceeds to benefit Canine Companions for Independence.

98% OEM parts sourced from Australia, Italy, Sweden and USA.

Powder coating, anodizing and polishing by J & P Precision Deburring Inc., Chatsworth, CA.

Engine Builder - yours truly, HWY

Suspension - Trail Tricks Engine and Suspension, Frasier Park, CA.

Reproduction graphics by Privateer Racing - specializing in Vintage / Evolution graphics.

Special thanks to:
Schimmlaw
husqvarna-parts.com
Speigler Performance parts, OH.,
HVA Classics-Sweden
Motofficina Soldà Flavio, Cornedo Vicentino
Husky Fanatic Club
Northrop/Grummin-Los Angeles
Lockheed-Martin "Skunkwork"s Div., Palmdale, CA. (you know who you are)
EvoMoto magazine.
Nikon, USA

HWY that is just gorgeous. The blue triples are sick. So nice.

Hello HWY
A lot of work
Can you put the links for sites you named ???
Speigler, Husky fanatic club, etc...
Thanks
Michel

HWY,
Truly fantasic build.
Whats next? Need to get another project going.
Rick

Oh yea - thanks for "top billing" - LOL - never had that before.

Schimmelaw,
My next project is underway. I bought this '90 250 WXE a month or so ago. I'm not going all out on this one as it's practically new to start.
The Kawasaki was done earlier this year. I usually manage about 6 builds a year
1990 Husqvarna 250 WXE / 1997 Kawasaki KDX220R rebuild / KDX200R completed

My 77 WR250 Malcolm Smith Replica in working process




My 73 WR125 unrestored, Best of Show 2006 Concorse De Elegance Radnor,Pa.

Mike, nice bikes.
Bill

1974 cr 400

Hello,
This is my 1974 CR 400.
Can anyone tell me where I can find a workshop manual for my bike?
Thanks
Ian

78 CR250 frame

Mix of everything else. TT500 motor.

Ed