Red Heads in world championship action 2013

Discussion in 'General (Main)' started by robertaccio, Jan 13, 2014.

  1. robertaccio Husqvarna
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  2. Daveb511 Husqvarna
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    That's some good stuff!
  3. 2wheeler Husqvarna
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    Nicely done videos! Was trying to note some of their equipment. All skid/bash plates I saw were metal. No plastic, etc. Did not see any protection of the oil filter line. Couldn't see any disc protectors. Anyway, back to the vids. :)
  4. robertaccio Husqvarna
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    the skid plates are CH Racing skid plates (I have one on my TXC310R that was on my TE310) the CH Racing oil line protector has been....reproduced from Enduro engineering here in the USA. Also its possible (Ive seen a variant) that there is an additional alloy wing welded onto the skid plate as an oil line guard. The CH Racing skid plate is very HD alloy, its a thick plate and yes its quite heavy. Also good note about the disc guards, now that I think about Ive not seen shark fins on the wec bikes. Also, did anyone notice Bart Oblucki sitting under the easy-up with the crew?
  5. robertaccio Husqvarna
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  6. robertaccio Husqvarna
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  7. 2wheeler Husqvarna
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    That is a nice looking plate. Particularly with the additional piece welded in.

    Wish I could recall the name, I saw another nice plate sold in Europe. It had triangular-like holes and a vertical attachment long enough to shield the oil line up to the top.

    I have been leaning toward the TMD plate. Just not sure though. Plastic or Alloy, hmmm.
  8. robertaccio Husqvarna
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    back and forth between Hyde Plastic and CRD Alloy on my TXC450, I swear I could really feel the difference. The bike felt smoother in sharp stuff and more relaxed with the plastic plate. It was quieter and allowed more natural frame flex with the Hyde. The only thing with the Hyde was that I wore them out fairly fast. I think the TMD will last, that thing is super thick.
  9. robertaccio Husqvarna
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  10. TemecuCoastie Husqvarna
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    Nothing like a little cyber-slacking during lunch. Great vid.
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    some of the best handling bikes ever made.
  12. 2wheeler Husqvarna
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    Mecasystems that's it. Very nice looking plate. Yeah the TMD is thick for sure. May end up with it. You know you have protection with alloy but like said, the noise etc.