JamieHC
Husqvarna
A Class
Hi Ford40, is that a private property or is there an area we're allowed to ride up there?
Cheers, Jamie
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Husqvarna
Hi Ford40, is that a private property or is there an area we're allowed to ride up there?
Cheers, Jamie
Mr Ford40
Husqvarna
A Class
Jamie any body can ride there. There are plenty of tracks, some sand , soil, mud ,rock and clay , even a endro track ( I THINK FOR SUMMER) no matter how hard you hit these hills in the track the rear tyre just spins in on spot or you slid down, this track is called (Honda Kokoda Trail) and maybe lucky but never seen the boys in blue there, hence why I take my young bloke.
Mr Ford40
Husqvarna
A Class
JamieHC no problem mate If you head down there during winter make sure you have a good rear tyre. I think the road you head of is Coal Mine rd Just off sth Gippy hwy. any more info you need let me know more than happy to help.
Mr Ford40
Husqvarna
A Class
Just did a bunch of early season upgrades and maintenance getting ready for the faster open stuff, dualsporting and exploring. Installed a zipty modified FMF exhaust, Oil kit, new GPS mount, DS rear tire, and address a bunch of little stuff and adjust things. Ready to rip up another summer.
Motosportz what sort of handle bar clamps are they on your bike and hand guards.
Highway dirtbike handguards and clamps. HDB. I anodized them
Mr Ford40
Husqvarna
A Class
Cheers Motosportz they look great and tough might look in to them. thanks again.
Mr Ford40
Husqvarna
A Class
Yeah i'm trying to find out a price now with postage.
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mlorenzini
Husqvarna
A Class
Where did you get that black exhaust shield? I've been looking for one.
Crasy
Husqvarna
B Class
From my local Husky Dealer ,it is in the Husky hard parts catalog
michiganguy
Husqvarna
A Class
Had a great time, best decision I have made in a long time!!
Epic 360 miles weekend exploring. Bike runs fantastic as usual.
w2ge
Husqvarna
B Class
I know.. you've never seen a TE310! 
2011 with 12 port injector, JD Jetting 6X, Enduro Engineering Rad guards, FMF pipe.. fully uncorked, etc... Touratech mount for my Garmin Map60csx, heavier spring and suspension work for my weight (235... sheesh...) I'm 57 now and still love tearing around in the woods.. trouble is I'm so out of shape compared to when I was in my late 30's, early 40's riding Enduro's (on KTM and I was 40 lbs lighter..) I always wanted a Husqvarna since I was a kid and they took over in our country.. Torsten Hallman, etc...
2011 with 12 port injector, JD Jetting 6X, Enduro Engineering Rad guards, FMF pipe.. fully uncorked, etc... Touratech mount for my Garmin Map60csx, heavier spring and suspension work for my weight (235... sheesh...) I'm 57 now and still love tearing around in the woods.. trouble is I'm so out of shape compared to when I was in my late 30's, early 40's riding Enduro's (on KTM and I was 40 lbs lighter..) I always wanted a Husqvarna since I was a kid and they took over in our country.. Torsten Hallman, etc...
Mr Ford40
Husqvarna
A Class
I know.. you've never seen a TE310!
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w2ge you are never to old to enjoy riding a bike in the bush , ripping it up through the mud ,popping a mono through a puddle and splashing you mates it's all in good fun and as for age we have a guy from the bike shop that rides a WR250 rides with his mates much the same age and is 75yrs old . The only issue I have found at 43 is it hurts more when you come of.