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MOTO120 11/28/2010 4:43pm
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My 2010 race bike.....'10 Husqvarna TC 250



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ebers 11/28/2010 4:46pm
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Big bore fun... bring these back please!
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ebers 11/28/2010 4:48pm
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MOTO120 wrote:
My 2010 race bike.....'10 Husqvarna TC 250 [IMG]http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u243/superx421/DSC00475-1.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u243/superx421/DSC00477.jpg[/IMG]
My 2010 race bike.....'10 Husqvarna TC 250



Very nice, I don't want to know what you have invested into that. I dont even want to post a pic of my husky now Blush
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mxb2 11/28/2010 4:57pm
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Not a big husky fan, but thats a sik bike!, I ll ask what kinda money you have in that? LOL Is it stock with a graphic kit? What company did your graphics?

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jeffro503 11/28/2010 5:00pm
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Damn nice Husky!! What size is that....450? Give us some details on that sucker......she's a bute!
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MOTO120 11/28/2010 5:08pm
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About the ole' Husky, I'm not at all bragging or proud of it but there's ALOT more done to this bike than just the graphics kit . For starters, I had the fork tubes coated, had Ohlins fork TTX inserts, complete Ohlins TTX rear shock (not shown in these pictures), I'd say at least 70% of the bolts were replaced with Ti bolts, aftermarket adjustable (offset was adjustable from 15mm to 25 mm) triple clamps, tons of carbon fiber, and the list goes on.....literally! Although I love riding, I catch myself enjoying the building/working on my bike aspect just as much fun. Thanks for the comments!
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kx100getter 11/28/2010 5:12pm
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jeffro503 wrote:
Damn nice Husky!! What size is that....450? Give us some details on that sucker......she's a bute!
It says in the top of the post: TC250

That is a sweet bike though. Couldn't be more clean!
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mxb2 11/28/2010 5:14pm
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What made you choose the husky over the other brands? I m like you i love to ride but also enjoy piecing together a mx bike! What year is it, what kinda money you got wrapped up in that artpiece? Nice stuff man! Put it in the living room lol.
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ebers 11/28/2010 5:17pm
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Husqvarna120, I noticed alot of those things, I'm a husky owner so I can see changes you've made just looking at it. But what about the motor, did you leave that stock?
And it might have been you that I got the idea of using a honda front fender for in a pinch when I saw one of your old bikes with a white honda front fender?
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nytsmaC 11/28/2010 7:37pm
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MOTO120 wrote:
About the ole' Husky, I'm not at all bragging or proud of it but there's ALOT more done to this bike than just the graphics kit...
About the ole' Husky, I'm not at all bragging or proud of it but there's ALOT more done to this bike than just the graphics kit . For starters, I had the fork tubes coated, had Ohlins fork TTX inserts, complete Ohlins TTX rear shock (not shown in these pictures), I'd say at least 70% of the bolts were replaced with Ti bolts, aftermarket adjustable (offset was adjustable from 15mm to 25 mm) triple clamps, tons of carbon fiber, and the list goes on.....literally! Although I love riding, I catch myself enjoying the building/working on my bike aspect just as much fun. Thanks for the comments!
Nice bike! Who made the triple clamps? I've had a hard time finding any available. Does your bike have the 50mm Zokes or the 48mm KYB's?
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newmann 11/28/2010 7:51pm
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MOTO120 wrote:
My 2010 race bike.....'10 Husqvarna TC 250 [IMG]http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u243/superx421/DSC00475-1.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u243/superx421/DSC00477.jpg[/IMG]
My 2010 race bike.....'10 Husqvarna TC 250



What a good looking bike. Husky has some of the most compact looking designs to their 4 strokes. What does that thing weigh in at? Did you actually remove much weight with everything you swapped out?
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kx1984 11/28/2010 7:57pm
11/28/2010 7:57pm Edited Date/Time 11/28/2010 7:58pm
Mine.

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mattmatt300 wrote:
[img]http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/103/l_968890905f2e4e8c9c48562e2f1b4aa1.jpg[/img]
Cool bike, I built my wife a Giant TCR T-Mobile bike several years back. Spent a chunk as it had to be built up from a frame and fork kit to get the XS frame. Dura Ace 10 spd, lots of carbon and ti and superlight American Classic Sprint 350 wheels. Just an ounce or two over 15lbs. with pedals, computer and bottle cages. She goes pretty good on it.

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DBerg 11/28/2010 10:00pm
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Well my bike isn't near as nice as most of the others here, but here's a pic of it all put back together for the most part.

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bwenk127 11/28/2010 10:03pm
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the race bike
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Karma 11/28/2010 10:12pm
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Karma wrote:
um huh? I think there is some miscomunication, I realize it was an honest question and really wanted to post my bike. sometimes I just feel...
um huh? I think there is some miscomunication, I realize it was an honest question and really wanted to post my bike. sometimes I just feel not up to date with computors is all and feel stupid about it. I will get a computor savvy friend to show me how, I'm chill and yes I am going to have a relaxing day watching the Grey Cup, thats our version of the Superbowl up here.
cheers
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yes sir you are right at the mis communication. i went about the picture posting probably in a longer than needed manner and here is what...
yes sir you are right at the mis communication. i went about the picture posting probably in a longer than needed manner and here is what i did. download pictures in your profile here on vital. vital will then automatic provide you a URL to each picture and the url is what we are looking for. then open the folder here on vital with your new pictures you wish to share. with cursor over picture you want do a right click, and at bottom should be "view image info". when you click that there will be a new window with a blue highlighted vital address (URL) and below that will show you the picture associated with that highlited url. on the highlighted url do another right click to copy. when you do the copy you can exit then get back to this thread and click on photo and when they ask for a url you do a paste function over the window. as with most things written out i am sure it looks more confusing than it really is. once you get one posted you will be doing just fine with the rest. i hope this helps.
thanks friend, I will give it a try, Ive got a 03 KX 144 just this year after a long lay off as well.
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Paul-Africa wrote:
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Billy Jack wrote:
If it weren't for the awesome graphics kit, this bike would look like a piece of crap.
I dunno, I dig the faded shroud look... pretty sick looking bike IMO.

Could do with investing in a new rear tire though. There's point in having all that power and not being able to lay it down properly.

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