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Discussion in 'General (Main)' started by Coffee, Jul 24, 2008.

  1. Kamil Husqvarna
    B Class

    Location:
    Adelaide
    Hi, I'm a very new husky owner (still waiting for a bike, one week more) I cannot wait.
    All the best :aussy:
  2. Rick Smith Husqvarna

    Location:
    rex, arkansas
    Hi, I have a 74' WR 400 that i am prepping for vintage cross country. still looking for some parts, but getting there! I own 14 bikes, but this is the only Husky in my stable right now.
  3. twobanger Husqvarna
    A Class

    Location:
    Sydney Australia
    G,Day to all my Husky owning brothers & sisters,

    Great site been a reader of your 2T tech stuff for a while now,and thought i would get on board.My bikes a WR250 its been excellent,getting a bit old now (2000) but after many rebuilds and upgrades has no prob's.Got to love how most parts just bolt straight up.:thumbsup:
    Into riding single trail or woods riding as its known on here and try and get amongst it as much as possible.............
    cheers
  4. rallyraid325 Husqvarna

    Location:
    Abu Dhabi
    Intro

    Hi,

    I am new to this great site & would be interested to hear from TE 450/510 riders from hot climates how their rides cope with the heat.

    I ride in the Abu Dhabi desert all year round, less in the summer, and have been reading about nightmare rides where coolant hoses blow out in hot countries.

    I love the look of the TE 510 and am looking at a 2010 at the Dubai dealer on Sat.

    I have a CRF 450X Dakar prepped bike that has competed three rally events plus all year round riding that has never overheated, engine probs yes, but never boiled over.

    Can anyone help / advise me?

    Thanks, Andy :confused:
  5. codermyers Husqvarna

    Location:
    WA
    First post

    Hello all,

    I just purchased my first offroad bike, a 1986 500XC, barely running due to carb issues, I think. I just rebuilt the shock and forks, and I'm eager to start riding it as soon as I can fix the carb.

    It's funny, the guy I bought it from was standing on top of something to the side and kicking it with his right foot. I've never had a right kicker, so I just started kicking with the left and seem to be doing OK.

    My other bikes are Hondas: a CBR600F2 and an RC51.
  6. CCP Husqvarna
    AA Class

    Location:
    NJ
    Husqvarna Motorcycle:
    04 WR250 11 WR250
    First Post

    Craig Plokhoy
    Northern NJ

    02 WR250
  7. rc51er Husqvarna
    AA Class

    Location:
    halifax
    hello,great site,hope some one can help me set up my 450 sm,been running bad since the eprom update a month ago,have power up kit. do i need a power commander?
  8. MarkM Husqvarna
    A Class

    Location:
    JHB, South Africa
    Hello All.

    I'm an absolute noob but have recently crossed to the dark side :cheers: and puchased myself a Husky SMR 510. This thing is a BEAST and really fun to ride.

    I've already been lurking these pages (unregistered) to try and sort some issues out with great success. Seems like there are some really knowledgeable people on here so I'll defnitely be abusing your knowledge from time to time ;)

    My other bikes all have pedals... :smirk:
  9. BRONCOS Husqvarna

    Location:
    Australia
    TC 250's ROCK !!
  10. WoodsChick Administrator

    Location:
    Oakland, CA Miramonte, CA
    Husqvarna Motorcycle:
    3 Terras, 2 `07 SM610s, `09 WB165,
    Other Motorcycles:
    KTM, GasGas, Suzuki, Honda
    Welcome to CafeHusky, everyone! :cheers:
    It's great to see so many countries represented here :)


    Hello, rc51er :) Sorry to hear about your SM running poorly. Ask away in the 4-Stroke forum and I'll bet someone can assist you. Good luck!

    Hi, Andy! I don't have an answer for you but we have a ton of TE riders here from all over the world. I'm guessing you might find some answers to your questions over in the 4-Stroke forum :thumbsup:




    WoodsChick
  11. desmodetroit Husqvarna
    AA Class

    Location:
    michigan
    Husqvarna Motorcycle:
    2004 TE 250/300 kit SOLD
    Other Motorcycles:
    94 Ducati 900SS 2011 Husaberg FE390
    Hello to you all,
  12. carl Husqvarna

    Location:
    manchester
    Hello.Just got my hands on a husk 610 sms.05.Would like to get info on jetting carbs and exhaust tail pipes..(not the cat's what are on it now.)Time to play.Went out yester day for the 1st time,what a great ride, just need a little more in 1st and 2nd...Hopeing to get some great idea's...Carl..
  13. mtbrider Husqvarna

    Location:
    Australia
    Hi from new member

    I have recently purchased a 1974 CR 125 and have done some resto work with all rusty parts and bolts replaced. Having serious trouble with Bing 84 so lookinh to change over to Mikuni. Any details on this appreciated.
  14. MyRCRocks Husqvarna
    B Class

    Hello all... I am a Husaberg FE570 owner (please, no shaming comments, I love the bike), but I am looking for something for my wife....

    I was an avid offroad rider growing up, until I was able to get a street license, and have been on dual-sports (for not long) and then sportbikes (for 18 years) since.... My wife was never a dirt rider, but took up sportbikes when we met... Long story made short, I'd like to get her out on the trails. I'm thinking small bore, 2-stroke enduro for her... ie: WR/WRE 125 but seat height is an issue with everything. She is 5' tall. I know I can cut seat foam, and can likely get lowering links/have springs cut... Another issue is chronic tendonitis in her left (clutch) wrist. I've seen Rekluse and/or Dyna Ring auto clutch setups available for the WR 250/300's... Does the 125 use the same clutch? Any input would be appreciated, and we are also seeking the same info on the GasGas, so if you have any relevant info/experiences, please offer... Let's face it, the Euro's know how to put together an offroad bike...
    Thanks in advance,
    MyRCRocks
  15. quadmaster206 Husqvarna
    AA Class

    Location:
    new york
    newbie

    hi im rick,been riding bikes and quads off road for 20+years.last few years been doing some local mx and harescramble racing on my quad.just bought my first road bike a couple weeks ago,a 2010 husky smr450.love it.had a problem as soon as i got it though,mapping off i guess, keep stalling,lack of power down low.went back to dealer,2 hours away, seems much better!still getting some codes on screen once in a while.i will get back to someone about this.later.i just want to say ive learned so much on this site last few days i had to join.thank you! this site is very helpful!!its like im going to college about huskys.love it.nice day here,so im going for a ride.i will check the codes again today and get back.by.
  16. gerritjan Husqvarna
    C Class

    Location:
    holland
    new

    hello members,

    I'm new here and I'm riding an TE310 (2010), this suits me best.

    GR.

    Gerritjan
  17. rc51er Husqvarna
    AA Class

    Location:
    halifax
    hi ,i'am fairly new to this great site,just wondering how to reply to the cass. adds ?,have only posted a few times
  18. rich74310 Husqvarna

    Location:
    france
    Hi

    im Rich from france looks like an awsome forum

    cheers

    guys
  19. fasteer Husqvarna
    AA Class

    Location:
    Calgary, Alberta
    Husqvarna Motorcycle:
    2017 701 Enduro
    Other Motorcycles:
    Sherco SEF300 (for sale)
    Hi gang.
    Ordered a 2011 TE310 a couple weeks ago, it is expected to arrive in November.
    Need to learn about it & get it set up over the winter.
    I've had 20-odd motorcycles, the last few have been off-road or dual-sport (DRZ, CRF, XR).
  20. 510TENOOB Husqvarna

    Location:
    Redding, CA
    Thanks for the invite

    Just got my first Husqvarna- a new '09 TE510. Looking forward to find and share info on this model. Already absorbed some quality posts in regards to uncorking my new ride.