Early 80's PC Husky pixs ?

anniebertmojo
Posts
727
Joined
10/12/2008
Location
California, CA, USA
4/12/2009 1:33pm Edited Date/Time 4/12/2009 4:29pm
bultokid wrote:
thats too cool, thanks for the pixs. Was wandering where the boost bottle mounted. Not sure where I'll mount it on the '83 as have old...
thats too cool, thanks for the pixs. Was wandering where the boost bottle mounted. Not sure where I'll mount it on the '83 as have old MXA that has Bro Shows bike that has the boost bottle mounted into the tank. I can see how you'd feel like a kid on Christmas day bringing back the memories with that beauty.
If I can recall ( I was working at PC also in 83 ) They cut out a portion of the tank and welded the boost bottle into it, only exposing a small bit. I think Dave Miller did the fab work, Miller's shop was 4 blocks away off LaPalma at the time. I'm pretty sure that's how it went in 83. In 82, our bikes had this u-shaped ape hanger mount clamped onto the frame under the tank, then the bottle stuffed into the ape hanger w/ a giant rubber band holding it on. If you look through the top of the 2nd page, you can see my 82 bike prepped for Mammoth ( and in the PC add with BK ) with the boost bottle / ape hanger / rubber band mount. If you have any questions about the bike, please email me at: beckers@prodigy.net I'll try to answer anything if I can. Just put Pro Circuit Husky as the subject so I know what it's about.



I should restore it the thing and give it to Payton for his showroom floor. I was at PC last week and spoke to him and gave him the thumbs up regarding the twins.
ninety3
Posts
1176
Joined
8/16/2006
Location
Saddleback Park, CA, USA
4/12/2009 2:56pm
You should restore it, that would be cool to see again.

MotoGP sorta started today, the KTM 93 of Marc Marquez was the inspiration.

Motodude
Posts
5321
Joined
2/2/2008
Location
Sydney, AU
4/14/2009 7:22am
anniebert wrote:
Top images... Mammoth 250 Int 1981. #56 was the practice bike, #9 was the race bikeBottom Images, 1982 Saddleback and Mammoth. On my left riding the...




Top images... Mammoth 250 Int 1981. #56 was the practice bike, #9 was the race bike


Bottom Images, 1982 Saddleback and Mammoth. On my left riding the Kawasaki was Rick Ash, on my Right, Ed Edabella #154

What a way to spend your Jr. and Senior years in High School racing with PC support. Had a blast...
ninety3 wrote:
Keefe, Troy, Mitch, Nuh, Foster, Jefferson that was the Saddleback terrace crew back in the day. Good times Ed Abella was cool, always had some great...
Keefe, Troy, Mitch, Nuh, Foster, Jefferson that was the Saddleback terrace crew back in the day. Good times
Ed Abella was cool, always had some great stories about GP races, you look familiar who are you, Becker ?
What's Ed up to these days ?

Andy "Bro Show" Jefferson

That's me in 82" Dave Berger

posted these a few times, but they fit well here too.


Nice Carla impression there..
anniebertmojo
Posts
727
Joined
10/12/2008
Location
California, CA, USA
4/14/2009 7:45am Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 11:23pm
1981 Pro Circuit Husky 250 CR [IMG]http://i649.photobucket.com/albums/uu220/anniebert/IMG_0125.jpg[/IMG]
1981 Pro Circuit Husky 250 CR



This #9 bike back in the day in racing in anger.... now a retired warbird now sitting at my parents garage retired.



The Shop

ninety3
Posts
1176
Joined
8/16/2006
Location
Saddleback Park, CA, USA
4/14/2009 7:04pm
Looks pretty much stock, nice except for the tiny dent in the tank Whistling
anniebertmojo
Posts
727
Joined
10/12/2008
Location
California, CA, USA
4/14/2009 8:57pm
ninety3 wrote:
Looks pretty much stock, nice except for the tiny dent in the tank Whistling
LOL...DB The dent on the side or the dent on the top? Top came from the nadsPinch , side from the kneeSilly . Stock... you mean the boost bottle and air openings on the side won't give it massive H.P.? Tongue Or the Mike Guerra tuned Ohlins shocks that bent shock shafts on a regular basis? or the drilled and re-holed dampener rods don't make it a PC SPL. Woohoo
ninety3
Posts
1176
Joined
8/16/2006
Location
Saddleback Park, CA, USA
4/15/2009 9:23pm Edited Date/Time 4/15/2009 9:24pm
It's cool to see the 250CR again, brings back some good memories.

Mine didn't look like that for long, Mitch let me swap the stock plastic for the PC stuff "Robert front fender and all", brought it home already kitted up.
anniebertmojo
Posts
727
Joined
10/12/2008
Location
California, CA, USA
4/15/2009 9:43pm
ninety3 wrote:
It's cool to see the 250CR again, brings back some good memories. Mine didn't look like that for long, Mitch let me swap the stock plastic...
It's cool to see the 250CR again, brings back some good memories.

Mine didn't look like that for long, Mitch let me swap the stock plastic for the PC stuff "Robert front fender and all", brought it home already kitted up.
My 82 had all the PC front/rear fender plastic swag...I remember over time the white turned a light brown if I can recall.

My 81 I left stock in the #plate-fender dept. But it had the porting, pipe, boost bottle, and reeds. Guerra worked on the suspension on both bikes.

But they were cool bikes for the time. Too bad they could not keep up with technology. In 83 I went to Honda (didn't you switch too Honda in mid-82?) Mitch had that Honda pipe with the power buldge in the middle. All it did was burn the crap out of my leg... So I took it off and he got pissed. He made me sweep the shop floors for a month LOL
anniebertmojo
Posts
727
Joined
10/12/2008
Location
California, CA, USA
4/15/2009 10:11pm
Troy Lee - 1982 PC Husky - Safety seat, white PC plastic, shorty pipe and all. Not only did the pipe burn your leg, it melted the airbox plastic and burned the rear fender. Remember it well....LOL




1
Craze
Posts
1412
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
Sin City, NV, USA
4/15/2009 10:12pm
1981 Pro Circuit Husky 250 CR [IMG]http://i649.photobucket.com/albums/uu220/anniebert/IMG_0125.jpg[/IMG]
1981 Pro Circuit Husky 250 CR



This #9 bike back in the day in racing in anger.... now a retired warbird now sitting at my parents garage retired.
This #9 bike back in the day in racing in anger.... now a retired warbird now sitting at my parents garage retired.



Those like like "83" forks, unless the gold turned white due to old age...LOL

Looks like Mitch ported the brake stay arm and rear brake lever also
anniebertmojo
Posts
727
Joined
10/12/2008
Location
California, CA, USA
4/15/2009 10:19pm
81 forks, my old man and Guerra painted them white in 83 when he blew out a fork seal and they had them apart. He hated the gold.

Brake stay arm was off one of Jennings bikes, it was a hand me down to me.
Craze
Posts
1412
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
Sin City, NV, USA
4/15/2009 10:32pm Edited Date/Time 4/15/2009 10:32pm
81 forks, my old man and Guerra painted them white in 83 when he blew out a fork seal and they had them apart. He hated...
81 forks, my old man and Guerra painted them white in 83 when he blew out a fork seal and they had them apart. He hated the gold.

Brake stay arm was off one of Jennings bikes, it was a hand me down to me.
Cool...I have a 82 430xc in my garage...doing a litlle restore to it. It has Fox air shocks , but I want to get the OEM ohlins...Do you know anyone with a set laying around collecting dust?
ninety3
Posts
1176
Joined
8/16/2006
Location
Saddleback Park, CA, USA
4/17/2009 8:58am
Ernie, that pic of Troy is cool, thanks.
anniebertmojo
Posts
727
Joined
10/12/2008
Location
California, CA, USA
4/17/2009 9:48pm
ninety3 wrote:
Ernie, that pic of Troy is cool, thanks.
Can't take credit DB, pulled from a online MXA article... thank Jody. But look how young Troy is. Spoke to him last week. It's funny, remember how wild he was back in the day? Who would of thought.... LOL
Craze
Posts
1412
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
Sin City, NV, USA
4/18/2009 5:17pm
anniebert wrote:
Top images... Mammoth 250 Int 1981. #56 was the practice bike, #9 was the race bikeBottom Images, 1982 Saddleback and Mammoth. On my left riding the...




Top images... Mammoth 250 Int 1981. #56 was the practice bike, #9 was the race bike


Bottom Images, 1982 Saddleback and Mammoth. On my left riding the Kawasaki was Rick Ash, on my Right, Ed Edabella #154

What a way to spend your Jr. and Senior years in High School racing with PC support. Had a blast...
ninety3 wrote:
Keefe, Troy, Mitch, Nuh, Foster, Jefferson that was the Saddleback terrace crew back in the day. Good times Ed Abella was cool, always had some great...
Keefe, Troy, Mitch, Nuh, Foster, Jefferson that was the Saddleback terrace crew back in the day. Good times
Ed Abella was cool, always had some great stories about GP races, you look familiar who are you, Becker ?
What's Ed up to these days ?

Andy "Bro Show" Jefferson

That's me in 82" Dave Berger

posted these a few times, but they fit well here too.
Motodude wrote:
[img]http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b320/Racer-X93/db_husqy93_sm.jpg[/img] Nice Carla impression there..


Nice Carla impression there..
LOL...It's funny how things come full circle.....After 26 years...Andy Jefferson is back on Husqvarnas
lumpy790
Posts
11693
Joined
9/18/2007
Location
York, SC, USA
4/19/2009 6:49am
81 forks, my old man and Guerra painted them white in 83 when he blew out a fork seal and they had them apart. He hated...
81 forks, my old man and Guerra painted them white in 83 when he blew out a fork seal and they had them apart. He hated the gold.

Brake stay arm was off one of Jennings bikes, it was a hand me down to me.
Craze wrote:
Cool...I have a 82 430xc in my garage...doing a litlle restore to it. It has Fox air shocks , but I want to get the OEM...
Cool...I have a 82 430xc in my garage...doing a litlle restore to it. It has Fox air shocks , but I want to get the OEM ohlins...Do you know anyone with a set laying around collecting dust?
www.Huskyclub.com / Husqvarna 4 Speed is the official service center for old Ohlins shocks. They are in Martinsburg West Virginia just off of 81that would be worth contacting. If you are withing driving distance this place is worth driving to. If your lucky like I was he will show you his Husky collection.

Husqvarna 4 Speed
1501 West King Street
Martinsburg, WV 25401
Craze
Posts
1412
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
Sin City, NV, USA
4/20/2009 8:38pm Edited Date/Time 4/20/2009 8:41pm
81 forks, my old man and Guerra painted them white in 83 when he blew out a fork seal and they had them apart. He hated...
81 forks, my old man and Guerra painted them white in 83 when he blew out a fork seal and they had them apart. He hated the gold.

Brake stay arm was off one of Jennings bikes, it was a hand me down to me.
Craze wrote:
Cool...I have a 82 430xc in my garage...doing a litlle restore to it. It has Fox air shocks , but I want to get the OEM...
Cool...I have a 82 430xc in my garage...doing a litlle restore to it. It has Fox air shocks , but I want to get the OEM ohlins...Do you know anyone with a set laying around collecting dust?
lumpy790 wrote:
www.Huskyclub.com / Husqvarna 4 Speed is the official service center for old Ohlins shocks. They are in Martinsburg West Virginia just off of 81that would be...
www.Huskyclub.com / Husqvarna 4 Speed is the official service center for old Ohlins shocks. They are in Martinsburg West Virginia just off of 81that would be worth contacting. If you are withing driving distance this place is worth driving to. If your lucky like I was he will show you his Husky collection.

Husqvarna 4 Speed
1501 West King Street
Martinsburg, WV 25401
Thanks for the info, It's about 2,800 miles from me...LOL. I think my buddy found a set. I got the "Ole" girl running today, I had no spark when I started to check things out, so I went to check the plug cap and tugged a little too hard to see if it was secure....oops. No biggie, ran down to the local shop ( Sam's Cycle Supply here in Vegas), yes I'm name dropping, Sam "The Man" is a great guy and is always very helpful. Got a new NGK cap & B8ES, Installed it and presto...had spark. Added some fresh gas, unstuck the float and kicked her over...3rd kick, fired right up. I had forgotten how easy Huskys were to work on, I used to put My buddy's together in the box van on the way to Ascot it seemed every week....LOL.... We used to say, if you have a left over part on a husky....something's put together wrong.....As soon as I get the shocks and some cosmetic stuff...I'll post some pics
anniebertmojo
Posts
727
Joined
10/12/2008
Location
California, CA, USA
4/20/2009 9:53pm
Can't wait to see the pics. Cool
Craze
Posts
1412
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
Sin City, NV, USA
5/9/2009 7:59pm Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 11:50pm
Here's a pic....Just waiting for some plastics, rear shocks being rebuilt and some logos to make it back to "Mint" condition...............My buddy picked up another "82" 430 XC for $150 bucks up in Utah...the guy was driving around town (St.George) with it in the back of his truck!!!!


1982 Husqvarna 430 XC







Photobucket
anniebertmojo
Posts
727
Joined
10/12/2008
Location
California, CA, USA
5/9/2009 11:16pm
Craze wrote:
Here's a pic....Just waiting for some plastics, rear shocks being rebuilt and some logos to make it back to "Mint" condition...............My buddy picked up another "82"...
Here's a pic....Just waiting for some plastics, rear shocks being rebuilt and some logos to make it back to "Mint" condition...............My buddy picked up another "82" 430 XC for $150 bucks up in Utah...the guy was driving around town (St.George) with it in the back of his truck!!!!


1982 Husqvarna 430 XC







Photobucket
Wow... the before and after pics are amazing. Looks good. Smile
andymoto
Posts
4771
Joined
11/28/2007
Location
Carmichael, CA, USA
5/10/2009 3:54pm Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 11:51pm
My buddy's got a think late '70/early '80; think a CR430 that was registered to Phil Larsons brother Mike. Looks a lot like Crazes....not the gold inside the silver on the tank.

Been wanting to buy that bike, but won't let it go....I'll get some pics one of these days of it. Pretty sweet Craze...Ohlins themselves worth more...you know the gig...
Craze
Posts
1412
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
Sin City, NV, USA
5/10/2009 7:12pm
Craze wrote:
Here's a pic....Just waiting for some plastics, rear shocks being rebuilt and some logos to make it back to "Mint" condition...............My buddy picked up another "82"...
Here's a pic....Just waiting for some plastics, rear shocks being rebuilt and some logos to make it back to "Mint" condition...............My buddy picked up another "82" 430 XC for $150 bucks up in Utah...the guy was driving around town (St.George) with it in the back of his truck!!!!


1982 Husqvarna 430 XC







Photobucket
Wow... the before and after pics are amazing. Looks good. Smile
LOL...sorry for the confusion....The upper pic is how the bike came...less the Fox air shox which are being rebuilt. The lower pic is the bike my buddy just got last week for $150.00......I'm sure with a little TLC the lower one can be looking like the upper pic..
Craze
Posts
1412
Joined
4/1/2008
Location
Sin City, NV, USA
5/10/2009 7:13pm Edited Date/Time 5/10/2009 7:15pm
andymoto wrote:
My buddy's got a think late '70/early '80; think a CR430 that was registered to Phil Larsons brother Mike. Looks a lot like Crazes....not the gold...
My buddy's got a think late '70/early '80; think a CR430 that was registered to Phil Larsons brother Mike. Looks a lot like Crazes....not the gold inside the silver on the tank.

Been wanting to buy that bike, but won't let it go....I'll get some pics one of these days of it. Pretty sweet Craze...Ohlins themselves worth more...you know the gig...
That was the main reason for grabbing that bike.....The Ohlins!!!! But now we have extra parts bike.
Stoneface
Posts
325
Joined
5/21/2010
Location
Chicago, IL, USA
7/24/2012 6:23pm
Just a great photo.

ninety3
Posts
1176
Joined
8/16/2006
Location
Saddleback Park, CA, USA
7/24/2012 6:50pm
Very cool
Greg B
Posts
134
Joined
3/18/2010
Location
Seymour, CT, USA
6/19/2013 10:50am


From Unadilla this past weekend... Had a blast!
MaxPower
Posts
2701
Joined
8/15/2006
Location
USA
6/20/2013 11:16am
I saw you out there and thought to myself how good that Husky looked
Greg B
Posts
134
Joined
3/18/2010
Location
Seymour, CT, USA
6/20/2013 11:26am
Wow, cool! Thanks a lot! It was a great day. Bike worked well. Even managed to win a moto in the 40+ Expert class...

Post a reply to: Early 80's PC Husky pixs ?

The Latest