There were lotsa cool, old Huskys in their display tent, but this old mx'er is the one which really did it for me. A perfect, recent resto? Maybe, but check out those tires. They're OLD, man. This bike wears its age proudly.
Thanks Ted!
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Showing posts with label Husqvarna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Husqvarna. Show all posts
Friday, July 23, 2010
Reder Submittal. A sweet Husqvarna 400 Cross. One more from Ted Guthrie.
Ted Writes:
There were lotsa cool, old Huskys in their display tent, but this old mx'er is the one which really did it for me. A perfect, recent resto? Maybe, but check out those tires. They're OLD, man. This bike wears its age proudly.
Thanks Ted!
There were lotsa cool, old Huskys in their display tent, but this old mx'er is the one which really did it for me. A perfect, recent resto? Maybe, but check out those tires. They're OLD, man. This bike wears its age proudly.
Thanks Ted!
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Reader submittal. Husqvarna Desert Racer!
Bob Close from the Penton Owners Group sent me a link recently to a site I'd never heard of called huskyrestoration.com and some pics of this amazing Husqvarna Baha Racer. Please do yourself a favor and click the link over to this fantastic site and check see all the pictures and read the story of this bike. This isn't a trailer queen. It's going to be raced in the 2010 Baha 500. And while you're over there please check out all their restoration projects. Really really amazing stuff. If you're a fan of these old dirtbikes (or just curious) you should defilnately pay a visit to the Gents over on the Penton Owners Group. I sneak over there and peek in on them every once in a while and I'm definately getting the bug.
Thanks again for the link Bob. Much appreciated.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
Friday, October 9, 2009
Husqvarna WR 300
2009 Husqvarna WR300 is not only a transformation kit which bigger than the predecessor WR 250 but also a perfect replica of the winning machine raced by Seb Guillaume in Class 3 of the Enduro World Championship series. New components and change features for engine include changes to the cylinder head and exhaust pipe in comparison with the 250 version, engine now features a V Force reed valve system, new bigger 38 mm TMX Mikuni carburettor, and a completely new exhaust valve.
Source about Husqvarna WR 300 via motorcyclespecs
Friday, June 12, 2009
Husqvarna Vintage Motorcycle
About Husqvarna from Wikipedia:
Husqvarna is a motorcycle manufacturer that produces motocross, enduro and supermoto motorcycles. The company was founded in 1903 at Huskvarna, Sweden as a subsidiary of the Husqvarna munitions firm which had supplied the Swedish army with rifles since 1689. It now operates out of Varese, Italy.
Husqvarna is a motorcycle manufacturer that produces motocross, enduro and supermoto motorcycles. The company was founded in 1903 at Huskvarna, Sweden as a subsidiary of the Husqvarna munitions firm which had supplied the Swedish army with rifles since 1689. It now operates out of Varese, Italy.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Husqvarna 250CR
1974 Husqvarna 250CR por The Yankee Guido, from huskyclub
1974 was again a milestone year for the leader of motocross competition motorcycles. The "Mag 250" was Husqvarna's ability to market to the public a true "works" caliber motorcycle. The "Mag 250" had an all magnesium engine case, reed valve intake, new swing arm with shocks moved foward, built in silencer on the expansion chamber, + more. This bike is still one of the most sought after AHRMA competition motocross bikes. It is both strikingly beautiful and quite a performer in the Sportsman classes.
This MK series Husky was the first year for the magnesium alloy, reed valve 250 engine. This model was an immediate success in the hands of privateers. Light and powerful, this model was more along the lines of of a true ultimate works motocross model that had been exclusive to 63-68 models. Mag 250 had the shock position on the swing arm moved foward, a newer generation expansion chamber with built in silencer, white plastic fenders, Akront alloy rims, and small front hub.
1974 was again a milestone year for the leader of motocross competition motorcycles. The "Mag 250" was Husqvarna's ability to market to the public a true "works" caliber motorcycle. The "Mag 250" had an all magnesium engine case, reed valve intake, new swing arm with shocks moved foward, built in silencer on the expansion chamber, + more. This bike is still one of the most sought after AHRMA competition motocross bikes. It is both strikingly beautiful and quite a performer in the Sportsman classes.
This MK series Husky was the first year for the magnesium alloy, reed valve 250 engine. This model was an immediate success in the hands of privateers. Light and powerful, this model was more along the lines of of a true ultimate works motocross model that had been exclusive to 63-68 models. Mag 250 had the shock position on the swing arm moved foward, a newer generation expansion chamber with built in silencer, white plastic fenders, Akront alloy rims, and small front hub.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
Friday, May 8, 2009
Husqvarna 610WMX
1991 Husqvarna 610WMX
Scan from a sales brochure of a 1991 Husqvarna 610WMX dirt bike. The big 610 four stroke was an absolute rocket! Whack the throttle open on this big dude and you better hang on.
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Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Husqvarna Motocross 450
Husqvarna Motocross 450
About Husqvarna from Wikipedia:
Husqvarna is a motorcycle manufacturer that produces motocross, enduro and supermoto motorcycles. The company was founded in 1903 at Huskvarna, Sweden as a subsidiary of the Husqvarna munitions firm which had supplied the Swedish army with rifles since 1689. It now operates out of Varese, Italy.
Photo taken by WorldWideMotorcycles.com at Paris Motorcycle Show 2007.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Husqvarna Supermoto 610
About Husqvarna from Wikipedia:
Husqvarna is a motorcycle manufacturer that produces motocross, enduro and supermoto motorcycles. The company was founded in 1903 at Huskvarna, Sweden as a subsidiary of the Husqvarna munitions firm which had supplied the Swedish army with rifles since 1689. It now operates out of Varese, Italy.
Photo taken by WorldWideMotorcycles.com at Paris Motorcycle Show 2007.
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