Hi, I am from Lodi, Ca and a "B" Senior D-36 & AMA Member. Ok, don't shoot me just yet. My current ride is a GasGas EC200 which I race both Enduro's and Cross Country. I have been lurking around here for a few weeks now and thought it might be a good time to join. Do I own a Husky???? Let's just say a WR125 is looking really good in my future! Thanks
New Member Intro I'm Mike, I ride a 1998 TE410 that I bought new in the fall of 1998 at Good Times in Sacramento, CA. I've been riding this bike off and on since then, including some racing in the D36 Enduro and CC races back in '99 & '00. I now live in Eugene, OR but don't ride as much as I used to.
Hello Hello, I'm Mike and hail from PA. I have EVO Husky's a 1983 WR175 I'm converting to a XC. I also have a 83 XC/CR250 Husky project I'd like to someday complete.
Welcome Jake. SM 570R Sounds like a lot of bike. Welcome wakepotato. What kind of bike are you look'n for? Welcome to Cafe Husky Zestymac. If you 're not looking for a brand new bike. Lots of good buys in the Classifieds Welcome NOTsoHUSKY. What do you think your next one will be? The Cafe welcomes you hdxc500. Lots of fine people in the Vintage/Left Kickers that will help you out if needed. Welcome Rick. I like the EC200-250 great bike but I'm sure you'll fall in love with the WR125 also. Welcome MikeJ. Have you looked at any of the new models. Welcome to Cafe Husky HEMITKN. Post up some pics if you'd like.
Hello from San Diego CA. Hello to all fellow Husky owners. My name is Rocky and I come to you from Poway California. My trusty Swede is a 1986 WR 400. Looking forward to meeting some SoCal Husky's, especially vintage silver and white Swede's to hit the desert.
Hello from the Hills of Pa. Hi to the group, My main interest is dual shock Husqvarna's but enjoy keeping up with info on modern Husqvarna's. Thanks Terry Davis
Welcome aboard 1986WR400. Lots of cool people on here, if you have any questions on your ride. The Cafe welcomes you zuendapp. Sure are a lot of Vintage enthusiast on here.
Hey, my name is aran johnson. I work @ eddies vintage motorcycles in swanzey nh. we are a husky dealer and I own a few, 08TC450, 76 CR250, 84 TE510. All great bikes. lots of great info here, thanks.
Hi, I'm down in OZ. I have had a TE450 for a while, I didn't like it that much, being more of a 2 stroke person. So the TE has been traded for a WR250. I also have a 78 IT175 sitting in the shed that I have had for 22 years. Thanks for having me here.
Welcome to Cafe Husky aranpolaris. Glad you like Husky's old and new. I like your license plates. ... for the State of New Hampshire "Live Free or Die" I also believe you can ride without a helmet. (Not that I want too...
Hello, new in here, I’m thinking on buying a TE570 in the next month, I was looking for some information about and it seems to be a good choice, what do you think about the bike? I was also wondering how difficult is to find parts for it? I have been looking around and appears that the TE570 have not too much aftermarket parts for it, it’s possible to fit other model parts (maybe 510 or 610) to the T570 for example plastics, pistons? How difficult is to maintain it? How expensive are parts for husqvarnas compare to other brands (Honda, Yamaha). Thanks for your help Jeff
Hello, newbie, never owned a Husky, decided I 'd better get with the program before it's too late. Considering a 250/310 TE or TXC, figured this would be a good place to get real world assessment. Just lurking for now, will chime in if I can think of anything intelligent to say. That could take quite awhile.
Welcome to Cafe Husky JMasi. I wasn't aware Husky made a TE 570. Is this some displacement from a previous year? Welcome jongrant. TE would be a good choice if you are thinking on maybe someday plated your bike. A TXC would be better if you are just off road. The Cafe welcomes you preppen. Shouldn't be long now I would think. Welcome CARL REHATCHEK
Hi all!! Hi all, Just joined the forum - better late than never I guess! Proud '05 TE450 owner......only 2,000km's... Cheers Steve
Hello, I have parked this 81' XC 250 in my garage for years (15 or so) and I decided to finally get after it and get it running. I have enjoyed looking at it. I was looking around for a manual and some parts and came across this sight. Looks as if there are questions about this project they could be answered here. 250Husky Tulsa,OK