Post up pictures of your vintage Husqvarna bikes!

My 1987 430CR with some WR stuff about it the night I picked it up.

Here the 1979 390CR I finished for my son about a month ago. He's had a chance to ride it a couple times and loves it. I added a couple before pic's for comparison.

Here's a pic of my 1984 500 which I completed about 2 months ago.... since then I have changed the forks for bigger ones....

Very nice! What forks are those?

Hi Husq.fleet

50mm WP modified to take a drum brake (removed caliper mountings and welded a torque arm bracket) as per this photo...


Oh had a new spindle machined plus one sleeve and the rest was bolt straight on...

Stu

Cool! Very nice work

Agreed, very nice! I was thinking the same type thing, for an earlier bike, and wondering how easy it would be, and how good it would look. Sounds simple enough, and looks great.

Hey! How come Husky37's bike is #38?

Lol......Definitely something off there......

Got a year older?????

Finally finished and running sweetly, empahsis on the running sweetly bit which has taken longer than the rebuild.
Impossible to keep white white I see.....

Need some stickers on the radiators shrouds to be almost good , and change that pink bar.

Very nice, clean bikes guys. I'd be proud as heck to have those....... Real nice!

Hi Michel, I've seen your wizzy radiators before and very much admire them.

Is that an original front fender? It looks good. If it's a copy, could you tell me where to buy from please?

Kind regards
Lucien

I was there, my club Pathfinders motorcycle club in CT helped put that event on

My recent craigslist FIND spent three days changing fluids and mostly cleaning.
Painted the handel bars, top triple, kickstand. Installed aluminum water pump, NOS skid plate,
and headlight.

Very nice Looks in really good shape.....

Husky Jim
Where did you find a aluminum water pump ?

Michel,
I bought a really rough 85 250cr for spare parts and it was on it.
I know Husky Products used to make them back in the mid 80s
but I had never seen one until I found this one.
Starting my 86 430ae restoration next!

Thanks 1Tuff500XC,
Ya, its in really good shape.
The Guy must of really been hurting to let this one go for $600