2015 FC250 Pretty Much Fresh!

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Hey guys, long time fan and avid onlooker of this thread, first time poster though! So I've had it on my mind lately to do something different with my bike, but I figured what better place than to ask than on here, right?? The bike is pretty straight forward, I bought it "new" back in 2015. I worked at a infamous Husky dealership and we got this bike in on a trade but only had 6 hours on it. It's now got roughly around 70 on it but has been an absolute tank! Literally almost everything on the bike is original! I'm just curious about your guys' opinion and helping give this thing a nice facelift!









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smv ryder 5/1/2017 12:31pm
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My 2 cents on a already pretty bitching bike..
The start would fix the 4CS forks but I see suspension stickers on the fork. So you may have done that already just not sure if you did a band aid fix or made them good.
Next would be shock if not done.

I loved my KTM FI 250 but I am a big cat that lives 8600k ASL so I went thumper Racing 290 kit... was silly good but if I did it again I would use HP/ Harris performance. The guy has the BB 270 kit on point! Very very fast vet bike IMO that will not wear you out like a 350/450.
http://www.hpracedevelopment.com/four-strokes.html

This is my '15 Husky build that I am doing.. it may give you ideas
http://www.vitalmx.com/forums/Bike-Builds,46/2015-Husqvarna-FC-build,13…
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smv ryder 5/1/2017 12:34pm
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2017 KTM front fender and plate would make it real slick
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Andrew_Foster 5/1/2017 12:38pm
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smv ryder wrote:
My 2 cents on a already pretty bitching bike.. The start would fix the 4CS forks but I see suspension stickers on the fork. So you...
My 2 cents on a already pretty bitching bike..
The start would fix the 4CS forks but I see suspension stickers on the fork. So you may have done that already just not sure if you did a band aid fix or made them good.
Next would be shock if not done.

I loved my KTM FI 250 but I am a big cat that lives 8600k ASL so I went thumper Racing 290 kit... was silly good but if I did it again I would use HP/ Harris performance. The guy has the BB 270 kit on point! Very very fast vet bike IMO that will not wear you out like a 350/450.
http://www.hpracedevelopment.com/four-strokes.html

This is my '15 Husky build that I am doing.. it may give you ideas
http://www.vitalmx.com/forums/Bike-Builds,46/2015-Husqvarna-FC-build,13…
Yeah man, thanks for the post! 4CS is long gone with no regrets! I've got CC forks which have been done by Ulrich Performance out of TN. He got my forks and shock dialed and even got an X-trig adjuster put on the shock while it was apart. Not looking to get crazy carried away with the motor, since I don't ride much as it is, the power of this bike really suits my riding style. I will for sure keep an eye on your build! May get some inspiration that I'll have to throw on to my bike!
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Badd127 5/2/2017 2:09pm
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I almost thort these were pics of a finished build.

Looks very tidy already.

What sort of budget are you working with?

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Andrew_Foster 5/2/2017 9:04pm
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Badd127 wrote:
I almost thort these were pics of a finished build.

Looks very tidy already.

What sort of budget are you working with?
I guess you could say it is a finished build.. I've had the bike for 2 years now but never really torn to deep into it. Looking not to spend no more than $500 or so. I was mostly curious what you guys would think to do next! I was just going to freshen it up a bit and maybe look into getting some parts either powdercoated or cerakoted.. Not really sure the best way to go on that. And I was also curious if any other Husky owners knew a quick and easy fix for all the damn rock chips that happen under the foot pegs. Thought about a white paint marker but I haven't tried anything yet.

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