• 4 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
     TE = 4st Enduro & TC = 4st Cross

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Best Midpipe guard for a 2010 TXC 250?

mndirtrider

mndirtrider

Husqvarna
B Class
Does anyone have a midpipe guard for a 2010 TXC 250? I looked on the Motosportz website and and I like the black metal one but it says it's not for the X-Lite 250 which I think is what I have??? The motor is the new small motor.
 
I looked at that one, but I was hoping for a cheaper metal one like the Motosportz one. I did order the P3 header pipe guard though, I just don't want to spend another $100 unless that's the only option. I melted through my pant leg on my new pants today... I knew I should've dug out the old ones to ride today.
 
The Husky Hard Parts plastic one is very inexpensive and works well in my opinion. It could break on you but then again for the price it serves my purpose. You can order through any Husky dealer.
 
ive had all three and can tell you the metal one from motosports can get caught on your leg and bend back towards you as it mounts only in the front,the husky hard parts plastic one also mounts up front and can also catch your leg causing it to bend forwards,i just zip tyed it through the side panel to keep it from moving altough you had to re sip ty it whenever you took off the side panel,I also bought a P3 guard and it is expensive,but it mounts in two spots with clamps and mounts low profile and solid and will not move,IMHO best buy out there if you want to set it and forget it
 
raisrx251;130113 said:
The Husky Hard Parts plastic one is very inexpensive and works well in my opinion. It could break on you but then again for the price it serves my purpose. You can order through any Husky dealer.
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I agree, just can't bring myself to spend big $ and the oem one works well and if you are concerned about the 2nd fastener just add a zip tye.
 
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