HI,my name is matt, i live in mission viejo, i dont have a husky YET,but i will hopefully be getting one from george soon! i glad to be apart of this community. I just went on the baja ride with this group,and was amazed at how nice and cool everyone was! thanks for having me, matt
Hi, New Husky owner here, in fact so new I don't even have it yet! I pick it up March 9th Bought a 2008 TE250. I live in Wisconsin and am anxiously awaiting good riding weather. Kira
Welcome eveyone!! Wow! We leave town for a few days and we've got a ton of new members! I'd like to take a moment to welcome them all: brunobarcia BC61 k2rider Gibbo loony888 not2husky So Cal SM450R Rider palmczak SavageKx250 ffkira Thanks for your patience, and I'm sorry it took so long to offer you all an official welcome. We were doing a Husky ride down in Baja and were too busy having fun Anyway, we're glad to have you all here Even you, Matt WoodsChick
Gee Matt, he still has a TE250 08 in the shop. But, you may like the 310, 450 or 510 better. Did we have fun in Baja or what!
Nice to see a site dedicated to Huskys, I am a Husaberg convert and really enjoyed the camaraderie over there. Buster
Baja S.F - B.O.L.A. All, Thanks for being so patient with David and I. We had a blast. To schedule / time South Of The Border. We did not mind 1 minute of delays or rough roads. THAT"S ALL PART OF THE EXPERIENCE. Thanks again all for the patience. Thanks Mike and George. ROCKhttp://www.cafehusky.com/forums/images/smilies/doh.gif RUTThttp://www.cafehusky.com/forums/images/smilies/notworthy.gif SANDhttp://www.cafehusky.com/forums/images/smilies/excuseme.gif PAVEMENThttp://www.cafehusky.com/forums/images/smilies/applause.gif
Hey, I resemble that remark! Seriously, though...I'll have to second Savage's remarks about how cool everyone was. No bizarre deviations from their on-line personas, which is a good sign. Everyone is pretty much straighforward and what you see here is what you get in person. Except, uh, my language is a tad cleaner here Anyway, welcome to all the newcomers and maybe we'll get the chance to meet up on another ride in the future WoodsChick
Thanks for the warm welcome! I like your screen name My license plate is "FFCH1C" I'm a Firefighter/Paramedic so seemed to fit! Kira
Hi! My name is Rickard and im a huskyholic. I live in Tenhult Sweden, 10km from the city Huskvarna. I bought my first Husqvarna a month ago, been riding Suzukis and Kawasakis earlier. The bike i bought is a TC-450 -08 and the seller was world champ Anders Eriksson. Picture- http://www.impreza.nu/ssi2/expo/view_photo.php?set_albumName=album564&id=59782_G Looking forward too take it for the first real ride. Its about -10 deegres celsius here and i dont have any spikes.. yet
Hi WoodsChick! Now, you can welcome me, too. Hi everyone! My name is Jim, and I'm a dirt bike junkie. I'm an old phart from South Arkansas (just turned 56) and have been riding motorcycles since I was nine. My "serious dirt" riding started with Yamahas, back before their "DT" series. I got my first Husky in '85, a 1982 XC250. (Yamaha wouldn't put a six speed in their open class enduro bikes.) The XC250 was my primary race bike for 20 months, until my new '87 WR430 came in. I rode that one, and another identical '87 WR430, for 9 years. Along the way, I had several other Huskys, and still have two complete '87 WR430s, a '79 390 Auto, and a '83 WR125, in addition to the '82 XC250. Currently, the '82 XC250 has been completely resurrected, and is my primary AHRMA Cross Country race bike. (On it, I earned third place for 2007 in the Post Vintage +50 Intermediate class.) I have a stable of other dirt bikes, almost as many as WoodsChick, but my primary trail working, play riding, modern hare scramble, and enduro bike is a 2006 GasGas DE300. I ended up here today by following Rick Ramsey's Husky TE610 web pages, and I really like the new 310. It is the perfect size for the woods (Maybe a 330 or 350 is "my preferred/perfect" 4-stroke TST size) and is very pretty. (If only it wasn't a 4-stroke. ) I hope to get to ride with you all some day, and some of you again real soon. If anyone is in my vicinity, or feels like making the drive, come join us next weekend for a long weekend of woods riding. We're having a pretty neat little Ozark Mtn get-together/ride Feb 27, 28, & March 1. It is costing us two things: 1. $25 each for the weekend to the owners of the campground/gathering area (located on the trail, right next to the Ozark National Forest) 2. a good friendly attitude. The ride is in the NorthWest corner of Arkansas. Here's a web page that one of the guys put up about the ride. (11th annual Wudi Winter Fun Ride): http://members.cox.net/jejb/Wudi11/wudi11.html Good Riding and Best Regards! Jim Cook PS. Mossbarger still stocks their ten petal replacement reeds for their reed cage for my '87 WR430.
Hi, have bought a 1974 WR400 Husky to race vintage motocross in Western Australia, had four rides last season but before that haven't been on a dirt bike in 30 years, WAY too long...also have a CB350 Honda classic roadracer, so it's smiles all year long nowadays....
Welcome aboard all, this is the place you can find refuge from the norm. Common interest is what we all have. Well, not all of us.
Hello everyone,I'm Darren and I Live in So. California. I ride a 05 Te 450 and a new Te 610 that I am putting a Sm kit on.I hope to post some pictures soon.
Dang, I was wondering when you'd catch up to me Glad to see you found us here. You'll like the vintage forum here, Jim. Lots of Husky knowledge here. Throw up a photo of your AHRMA vintage racer in the "photos of your bike" thread, will ya? Have fun on your ride (everyone always does) and welcome to CafeHusky (That's Crown Royal in the cups, not beer) WoodsChick
30 years?? Wow! Welcome to CafeHusky, GD66, and welcome back to the wonderful world of dirtbiking 30 years is far too long WoodsChick