2020 Husqvarna FX 350… Finally finished 🤙🏻

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I have been ripping the heck out of the superjet trying to figure out jetting for a 760cc, ported, dry pipe, etc at 8k asl… so definitely haven’t been putting in time on the bike. I am so stoked that VitalMx member burns is a bad ass and made a slick part for the lightspeed CF fork guards so the brake line stays in place..it works!

Honestly the Nihilo billet throttle housing is a silly buy but damn it so f’ing awesome. It’s bad ass

I have 2 more parts to install on the bike and possibly complete.. whos knows.. 🤙🏻










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Definitely stoked on Vital member Burns fork guard fix.. survived an awesome day in the Colorado high country will no issues..


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I feel like that thing needs some kind of anodized or Kashima upper fork tubes…
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Rickyisms wrote:
I feel like that thing needs some kind of anodized or Kashima upper fork tubes…
Funny you say that... I was riding on Sunday and got to see The ride shop KYB A kit in person.. The Kashima upper fork tubes look so good in person. IF I can get this damn money pit of a Superjet ripping I may be able to pull it off.

I will be using 707 suspension if I do it!
https://www.707suspension.com/fork
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Some weird shit I haven’t installed will be going on… The Renthal GP rear sprocket. The KTM hard parts radiator fan.
Going full tilt vet status… 98% chance the Kashima fork tubes and the black dlc lower fork tubes happen soon. 707 and I have been talking.
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Well hopefully finished. I think I am going to hold off on the forks unless mid season snowboard season boredom happens but I got a sled to fix that! Haha
The bike works awesome as heck! Definitely the best bike to date.
Here is the final build list 

2020 Husqvarna  FX 350 Build list 

Acerbis white flag hand guards 

Acerbis skid plate 

Acerbis White lower side number plates

Acerbis Vented side plate

Acerbis white KTM front number plate/also fresh Husky 

Acerbis white KTM front fender

Novik grip doughnuts

CV4 2.0 radiator cap

Clean speed Brake lever tip replacement 

Radiator fan

Acerbis white radiator louvers 

Emig grips

Titanium bolts/bits: 

Front brake disk (6), front rim lock, fork guards (6), FI light, front number plate, (4) front fender, triple clamps (8), center bolt on triple clamps, clutch lever, brake lever, throttle tube (2), shift lever, exhaust (2), seat, rear rim lock, rear disk (6), axle adjustment bolts/nuts (4), handle bar bolts (4), chain guide (2), mud flap bolts (2), under seat shroud bolts (2), front sprocket bolt, fork guard brake line guide bolts (2), brake lever tip bolts (2), exhaust mid bolt,shock bolts (2), Titanium Rear Brake pedal bolt and nut (2), Titanium Front Axle and Steering Stem Cap Set (2), Titanium Engine Fastener Kit (39 pieces), oil cap, radiator guards (8 total), rear sprocket/6 locking rear nuts (12), (2) titanium foot peg pins, rear fender (3), motor mounts from motostuff (2), (2) screws that attach rear fender to subframe, (4)screws under seat that attach shrouds to gas tank, brake line  holder screw behind front plate, (4) titanium screws for the clutch and brake reservoirs, (6) engine head mounts, (2)frame guards, (2) under fender subframe, (2) lower subframe, (1) chain guide, (2) linkage/swing arm, (2) brake banjo bolts, CRF Rear axle nut, (2) rim lock main bolt, rear brake piston, rear brake master cylinder (2), magnetic oil plug, kickstand foot bolt, (2) kick stand bolts, (5) behind shifter, (3) zeta case saver, subframe bolt under the seat, front axle, rear axle 

Ktech fork inserts

Motovate racing fork revlave and Ktech spring 

CSR racing rear shock spring 

Pro Circuit full linkage 

13 tooth sprocket 

No toil 2 stroke air filter cage

ARC memlon brake lever

ARC memlon clutch lever 

Motostuff 280 mm front disk

Aluminum front brake caliper bolts

Motostuff lite rear disk

Rekluse clutch slave cylinder 

Showa rear shock valve instead of RT gold valve

Motovate racing rear shock re valve 

Nihilo black case saver

Pro peg titanium foot pegs

Nihilo rear axle nut

P3 CARBON IGNITION WIRE COVER

Neken SFS top triple clamp

Hinson Bullet proof clutch cover 

Luxon R works 36 fat bar mount

Renthal R works 36 fat handle bar

Boyeseen black supercooler water pump

Guts Tall seat 

Black dirt tricks front counter sprocket 

Racetech rear shock bladder kit in black 

Ride engineering CRF axle and axle block kit

SLF moto carbon fiber magura clutch and brake top caps

Blais Ecu reflash 

TM design chain guide

Renthal 51 tooth rear sprocket 

Primary drive Gold z-chain 

Technical touch KYB fork kit 

Hammerhead +10mm shift lever 

TM Design chain slider

Free flo gas cap hose

Full pro circuit T-6 exhaust 

Warp9 pro rim locks 

BikeGraphix numbers 

Guts white seat cover 

CMT COMPOSTI Carbon fiber engine mounts 

Warp9 black kick stand 

Rekluse torqdrive clutch pack 

Tokyo Mods ECU reflash

Guts Husqvarna blue seat cover

Kreft moto Kashima rear shock body

Mx-tech kashima rear shock reservoir

Polisport Husky blue frame guards 

Xtrig pre load adjuster

Zeta case saver 

Luxon billet oil filter cover 

Zeta fork caps

Zeta KYB free piston 

Polisport Husky blue swing arm guards 

Warp9 titanium front axle

Merge racing ICS springs for forks

P3 carbon mud flap

Racetech titanium CRF rear axle

Pro taper lock ons 

Gas gas front fender

Gas Gas front plate

8 SLF Moto titanium hose clamps

Blue radiator plastics 

Lightspeed Carbon fiber fork guards 

Renthal GP rear sprocket 

Renthal r-36 works handle bar rmz/ sxf bend. Lowest bend they make

Racetech aluminum fork guard bolts and brake clamp. 8 total 

Burns mfg brake line holder

Acerbis X-future hand guards

Nihilo billet throttle housing 

Hinson hi-temp Belleville clutch spring

Husky hard parts radiator fan

 

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Rickyisms wrote:

Killer bike. Still a fan of that OEM+ look. 

Thank you 🤙🏻🙏🏻

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The Renthal GP rear sprocket. Not sure why they are not advertising it in the USA

 

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Well I am idiot.. Still buying shit 
Yes the point of a clear tank is so can see the fuel remaining.. Well I am weirdo and can’t stand the yellowing fuel tank….Soooo I bought the CMT composti carbon fiber fuel tank covers, they are definitely light as feather but not sure I love how it looks on the bike. They also leave a sliver of the tank uncovered so you can see how much fuel you have.

I also bought the ‘23 fork guards but they need a bit of dremel work to install with the technical touch fork lugs.

Also the carbon fiber itch has moved on to the superjet..C2E1D770-262B-4B0E-9A6B-627635882ADB

 

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1/21/2023 8:00am

Such a sick build. You know, a real carbon fiber tank and chain guide would look great on there Wink  

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In that weird position where the bike is awesome but want something new… used bike market is absolute shit right now so probably won’t get much for the bike but saying that it’s like the all time best time to buy a new bike. I can’t justify 2 bikes anymore. I guess I will flip a coin on what direction I go.. lol 

new fork guards because.. who knows SmileIMG 5618.jpeg?VersionId=d2NtSI4JpxBXheW5HkKjS

 

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Thank you! I try to keep up with my wife’s horse spending! Lol

Is it Amazon every day for horse stuff? Hundred dollar bills go in front and horseshit comes out the back.

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smv ryder wrote:
Thank you! I try to keep up with my wife’s horse spending! Lol
captmoto wrote:

Is it Amazon every day for horse stuff? Hundred dollar bills go in front and horseshit comes out the back.

Lol…

Anything that is spending money while you sleep is not a good thing.. X2 is even worse 

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I was hoping to get a 2024 Husqvarna but something’s happened in personal life and that won’t happen.. 

So some sweet ‘24 front end plastics will have to do and a TD vortex ecu.IMG 6635.jpeg?VersionId=yuQiPk875gwYWo2mjSNcYrpuqLczWh

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smv ryder wrote:
I was hoping to get a 2024 Husqvarna but something’s happened in personal life and that won’t happen..  So some sweet ‘24 front end plastics will...

I was hoping to get a 2024 Husqvarna but something’s happened in personal life and that won’t happen.. 

So some sweet ‘24 front end plastics will have to do and a TD vortex ecu.IMG 6635.jpeg?VersionId=yuQiPk875gwYWo2mjSNcYrpuqLczWh

Sorry to hear about the life making a right turn when you were going straight ahead.

Looks like you are now in an apartment and your shop is in the dining area?????

 

I am interested in how you managed to get the bike in there? Talk about adapting to new surroundings. 

Thank you for your detailed bike build posts. They are fun to follow.

Good luck to you.

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smv ryder wrote:
I was hoping to get a 2024 Husqvarna but something’s happened in personal life and that won’t happen..  So some sweet ‘24 front end plastics will...

I was hoping to get a 2024 Husqvarna but something’s happened in personal life and that won’t happen.. 

So some sweet ‘24 front end plastics will have to do and a TD vortex ecu.IMG 6635.jpeg?VersionId=yuQiPk875gwYWo2mjSNcYrpuqLczWh

RF145 wrote:
Sorry to hear about the life making a right turn when you were going straight ahead. Looks like you are now in an apartment and your...

Sorry to hear about the life making a right turn when you were going straight ahead.

Looks like you are now in an apartment and your shop is in the dining area?????

 

I am interested in how you managed to get the bike in there? Talk about adapting to new surroundings. 

Thank you for your detailed bike build posts. They are fun to follow.

Good luck to you.

Thank you. It was a hell of ‘23.. 4 deaths and a divorce.
Yes I am in a condo in Snowmass village and no garage, so the living room is now the garage. It was quite a challenge getting it in, I actually tried getting my stand up jet ski through the door but just couldn’t make it happen. I am adapting the best I can but bringing ladies over with a dirtbike in your living room has been an interesting conversation starter. 👍🏻👊🏻🤘🏻🤙🏻

 

thanks for reaching out.. 2024 will be a great year.. looking forward to great things and not looking in the rear view mirror.

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1/26/2024 6:15am

Bummer to hear how heavy '23 was for you! I've definitely had more death pass through my life in the last year than I've ever experienced before; not sure if it just part of getting older, or fluctuations in the universe / metaphysics / all that we don't understand. 

Just want to give you props for sharing the details of you bike build; also a fan of the OEM+ / "factory trail rider" approach of your build. Your thread on this build was one of the most significant factors influencing my decision to buy a FE350, and is my main point of reference when considering upgrades / protection for my bike. Thanks for sharing the progress, and if you ever want to ride in Rifle, hit me up! 

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Bummer to hear how heavy '23 was for you! I've definitely had more death pass through my life in the last year than I've ever experienced...

Bummer to hear how heavy '23 was for you! I've definitely had more death pass through my life in the last year than I've ever experienced before; not sure if it just part of getting older, or fluctuations in the universe / metaphysics / all that we don't understand. 

Just want to give you props for sharing the details of you bike build; also a fan of the OEM+ / "factory trail rider" approach of your build. Your thread on this build was one of the most significant factors influencing my decision to buy a FE350, and is my main point of reference when considering upgrades / protection for my bike. Thanks for sharing the progress, and if you ever want to ride in Rifle, hit me up! 

Thank you bro! Sorry for your losses as well. Life is wild. 
We will rip soon 🤙🏻

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I went west into Utah for a rip! It was gosh darn awesome! Most of you guys are used to huge whoops but damn this place is nuts for me! Single track whoops from 2.5 to 4 ft! For the first rip of the year the legs and back are feeling it! Of course I had to get a picture of me “new kit goofin” 

I will be sending the TD vortex ecu in soon for a remap.

120 hours on her.. still rips so hard. Not sure when I should do a top end/ look at valves? 

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2/22/2024 7:42am

Bike & kit combo is fire! Really dig how the blue accent pieces works together with the frame!

I'm at 120 hours on mine as well and wondering the same thing about checking valves / top end. I was anticipating more of an "off season" from moto in the middle of winter to catch up on these things, but it has been perpetual desert hero dirt, and ski season has been "meh." Given my proclivity for procrastinating, I'll probably put it off till next year, or until I get my '83 XR200R going as a backup ride. 

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smv ryder wrote:
  I went west into Utah for a rip! It was gosh darn awesome! Most of you guys are used to huge whoops but damn this...

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I went west into Utah for a rip! It was gosh darn awesome! Most of you guys are used to huge whoops but damn this place is nuts for me! Single track whoops from 2.5 to 4 ft! For the first rip of the year the legs and back are feeling it! Of course I had to get a picture of me “new kit goofin” 

I will be sending the TD vortex ecu in soon for a remap.

120 hours on her.. still rips so hard. Not sure when I should do a top end/ look at valves? 

If you are riding in the upper RPM range for most of your riding days, I would suggest sooner (150 hours) rather than later. 
On the east coast where I ride a private track 98% of the time, I can see going to 200 hours as I ride a gear high and low RPM. 

If you are religiously changing your oil and filter before the oil changes color, you can extend these times. I change my oil around six hour intervals. Excessive, yep. But worth it to me. I also want to keep my engine until the 200 hour mark. 

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