Post up pictures of your vintage Husqvarna bikes!

A day in the sunshine


I am still clean, just doesn't get any better.

PC

81 430 WR with 82 tank, 82CR shocks (for a little more height in the rear) and a little port work. Otherwise mostly original. Super nice handling bike with an awesome motor.

Great looking ride and what a picture.

Doug

Out on the trail. This is turning out to be quite a nice woods bike. I was lucky to find an aluminum spark arrestor and that cleans things up a bit over the stock bazooka. No spooge, running good!

the dynamic duo

78 cr 250 & 76 360 auto daily riders i take these babies everywhere even blow away new bikes in the nastiest mud, steepest rutted out hills, have been riding them for years i love huskys.

Here's a partial resto from a couple of years ago. I found this running but neglected 1987 510TE in San Jose for $300. With the help of the good folks at MotoXotica and Hall's, I was able to spruce the Husky up. A great runner and head turner. The graphics were lifted from the Husq engine service manual and repro'ed.
I do like my air-cooled 86 510TX better though.

cr500-83

Heres my toy a: 83 cr 500.

38flatslide,88 forks,PVL ingt, fatbar,boysenreeds, huskyprodkts pegs and fuelcap+some powdercoat and platings

Yes its an 17" rearweel (the only straight rim i got)

It is living its days at some Mx tracks, at the arctic circle in Norway.

What do you think of my atempt to do an oldschool look insted of the plain white 83 colores.

P,s, hope you can read this, my english grades where no A and B+

I like it!

Love it a lot more than the "milk truck" white color scheme. How'd you get the airbox black?

On the air box i used a Tectyl 190 aerosol can.

Stays on plastic forever and gives a sort of nice flat surface.

but most importan sticks to plastiks and makes i black

Don't worry. Your english is better than most Americans'! And the bike looks great. I do like the 83/84 bikes done in 81/82 colors!!

Very cool look. And your English is just fine, way better than my Norwegian.

fatbar mount.

Here are the fatbar mounts, they are tall and cheap

http://www.pitposse.com/ouraunoemmot.html

For rubbercones i used these, straigth on the 12mm bolt. Very good shock and vibrations dampning.

http://www.gripnripracing.com/product_info.php?products_id=22

Thanks for alot of nice words

Here's a shot of my 1978 250CR.

1986 xc400

Not quite old enough yet, but soon. This is my 3rd Husky, l went a bit mad on it.H1 forks, 38mm flatslide,boyesens,dial a jet, ported, piped pretty quick,
l ride it on old gravel logging roads, great fun.

Mr. Tahitian Red,
Love that pic of your 78. Can you tell me what bend those Renthals are? I'm near Sac, by the way. We should go for a Husky ride!

Picklito,

Those are Renthal "Jimmy Button" bend bars.

If I get some free time this Fall we should organize a local "Old Husky" ride at one of the OHV parks. (or maybe just Vintage in general?)