Husqvarna is the real winner

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obviously bolstered by KTM, they have managed to win a 450sx race the last three years and they now have a 250sx title. their program has come along very well
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SEE ARE125 5/9/2017 4:40pm
5/9/2017 4:40pm Edited Date/Time 5/9/2017 4:44pm
They already had a 250SX title, Anderson won it in 2014. Another one never hurts anything though, lol.
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Stoneface 5/9/2017 4:44pm
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Anderson was on a KTM IN 2014.
Also, Husqvarna had 450 SX wins in 2016 (2), and 2017 (1). Anderson's highest finish in 2015 was second place.
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wreckitrandy 5/9/2017 5:12pm
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They're having a great season and I think ZO has a great chance at the outdoor title. If you want to call dragging a near dead manufacturer out of the ditch and performing CPR 'bolstering', I'm gonna call your gift of understatement merely adequate!
SEE ARE125 5/9/2017 6:04pm
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Stoneface wrote:
Anderson was on a KTM IN 2014. Also, Husqvarna had 450 SX wins in 2016 (2), and 2017 (1). Anderson's highest finish in 2015 was second...
Anderson was on a KTM IN 2014.
Also, Husqvarna had 450 SX wins in 2016 (2), and 2017 (1). Anderson's highest finish in 2015 was second place.
You're right, I had a brain fart. Thought the Rockstar team had already made the switch from KTM to Husky in 2014. They switched in 2015.

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resetjet 5/9/2017 6:08pm
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I dont consider ktm and husky any different. Same bike, same owner...
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slipdog 5/9/2017 6:20pm
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resetjet wrote:
I dont consider ktm and husky any different. Same bike, same owner...
Me too, win a title on an Italian or Swedish Husky and I'll be impressed.
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Ebs 5/9/2017 6:33pm
5/9/2017 6:33pm Edited Date/Time 5/9/2017 6:47pm
Lamson tried...
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MX4EVR 5/9/2017 7:49pm
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Ebs wrote:
Lamson tried...
I'll never forget his chrome shoulder pads on his chest protector and Art Eckman talking him up like he was gonna sweet the entire season
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Phillip_Lamb 5/9/2017 11:03pm
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Ebs wrote:
Lamson tried...
MX4EVR wrote:
I'll never forget his chrome shoulder pads on his chest protector and Art Eckman talking him up like he was gonna sweet the entire season
it wasnt to far from a possibility. SX yes but outdoors the year prior he was smoking on a cr125 outdoors, granted it was probably a factory loaner from honda but still.

He had the ability but that team couldnt put a bike together
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KDXGarage 5/9/2017 11:15pm
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resetjet wrote:
I dont consider ktm and husky any different. Same bike, same owner...
Yep. Gets real old people acting like they are different.
jorgechavez 5/9/2017 11:32pm
5/9/2017 11:32pm
My question is when does Husky decide to separate their 250 and 450 efforts into two different teams like every other manufacturer? It's no secret that doing both on one team isn't always the easiest even though they seem to be making it work.
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BobPA 5/10/2017 5:23am
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jorgechavez wrote:
My question is when does Husky decide to separate their 250 and 450 efforts into two different teams like every other manufacturer? It's no secret that...
My question is when does Husky decide to separate their 250 and 450 efforts into two different teams like every other manufacturer? It's no secret that doing both on one team isn't always the easiest even though they seem to be making it work.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it......Or something like that

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