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- Options for improving TR650 forks. . . . - Cafe Husky
The lowers wouldn't swap between a 46 and 48, but they are a cheap, readily available fork on the used market, and are very adjustable The wheel options would be pretty much, cast 17s or anything you can spoke to a YZ, Husky, Honda, etc, front rim
- Vintage Left Kickers - Cafe Husky
Hi everyone, As you all know, Coffee (Dean) passed away a couple of years ago I am Dean's ex-wife's husband and happen to have spent my career in tech
- New Guy 2010 Te 450 Advice - Cafe Husky
Have read a few accounts of blown head gaskets, burned valves, melted pistons, broken rings, and overheating as a result Would rather it was just a touch rich So, with these tools and a wealth of knowledge from the links provided above by you folk here on Cafe Husky, I think I have what I need to get this going, at least at sea level
- 2012 TE 250 310 fuel injection issues - Cafe Husky
My opinion is that 1) Husky really craps up their fuel injection by making the TE TXC emissions compliant However, my husband's 09 carbed TXC 450 needed a fair amount of carb tinkering before it quit shooting flames out of the muffler and 2) Husky suffers from an EXTREME lack of communication
- 13 te 310. . . should I buy it? - Cafe Husky
Hi, I am currently looking at a new 13 te 310, I have never owned a Husky, but this bike seems to be an affordable option I am an old enduro guy looking to start riding dual sport events Any feedback about this bike would be appreciated, along with any info or opinions on parts availability in
- Stator Rewind - Cafe Husky
I have heard of Ricky Stator and I know they are a good company Was just wondering if anybody has had their Husky stator rewound I sent them an email to see if they can and how much it might be It would be nice if they can for cheap and also get more power out of it Nice to run a better light so I can actually ride at night and see where I
- Vintage Husqvarna 1970 1980 Parts Sources - Cafe Husky
Husky Motor Builder Grubin Company specializes in older bikes 60's and 70's (all brands including Husky ) I have heard from other Husky owners that he is one of the premier motor rebuilders in the Pacific Northwest Specializes in rebuilding , race performance, porting , vintage parts etc Yakima, Washington Cool website
- Oil Weights - Cafe Husky
The local Husky shop here in the "day" put 80-90W in them from new, a little clutch drag when cold but it helped with gear spalling thru the hardness in the transmission, opinion of course Scott Old Geezer
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