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hi just bought this last weekend, was wondering if anybody out there can help me with a year for the bike, there is no vin number on the forks,
i bought it thinking it was a husky, but not so sure now, any help will be appreciated 
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early 2000's, think its has a Moto-Morini motor iirc
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It's legit. Approx 2002 Husky CR50J, I believe. Has the Morini S6 motor. Many different peewee MX bikes came outfitted with the Morini motors, including many KTM 50cc models (especially 90s/early 2000s), LEM and Italjet. Parts should be easy to find
https://www.morinifrancousa.com/models.htm
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The early KTM 50 used that engine as well ,right ? I picked one up cheap with a new stator installed. Ignitions are a bit tough to find, or were at one point. Morini has been out of business for a while now. 
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F150Motocrosser wrote:
It's legit. Approx 2002 Husky CR50J, I believe. Has the Morini S6 motor. Many different peewee MX bikes came outfitted with the Morini motors, including many KTM 50cc models (especially 90s/early 2000s), LEM and Italjet. Parts should be easy to find
https://www.morinifrancousa.com/models.htm
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thank very much was starting to worry whem i couldnt find the vin number, that one is near identical
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thank everyone for your replys, very helpful, i have been hsving bother with the chain, there in no tensioners on the back wheels and im pretty sure it should have a chain roller which i think has snapped of in the frame, see pics 
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you can see a little better in this picture, that the chain is just banging on the frame, just not convinced its the right swing arm on the bike, also the exhaust, the huskys that i have seen the exhausts are fat at the bottom where mine is thickens under the plastics, more koke the malagusti grizzly 
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project racer wrote:
The early KTM 50 used that engine as well ,right ? I picked one up cheap with a new stator installed. Ignitions are a bit tough to find, or were at one point. Morini has been out of business for a while now.
ebay $30 for EVERYTHING. Outlast the genuine ignitions
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ads009 wrote:
Hi everyone new to this can anyone help with a clutch I’m trying to replace on my boys husky boy 50 images are the clutch that in it so would like to replace with the same one thanks in advance for any help
Early style three shoe clutch. Hard to find. The retro fit is the three shoe clutch from the '02-'08 KTM 50, with the washer stacks. A real pain in the arsehole.https://www.morinifrancousa.com/s6parts/3%20shoe%20clutch%20kit%20early%20model.png
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chris 123 wrote:
thank everyone for your replys, very helpful, i have been hsving bother with the chain, there in no tensioners on the back wheels and im pretty sure it should have a chain roller which i think has snapped of in the frame, see pics
I have one of these sitting in the shed for years now. I’ll check my swingarm and see.
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Call Dean at R&D..... he had a “Dominator “ clutch setup back in the day that was incredible. Was based off the Morini engine, and I think that’s what you may have. No promises, but Dean is a good lead..... best of luck.
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chris 123 wrote:
thank everyone for your replys, very helpful, i have been hsving bother with the chain, there in no tensioners on the back wheels and im pretty sure it should have a chain roller which i think has snapped of in the frame, see pics
450 wrote:
I have one of these sitting in the shed for years now. I’ll check my swingarm and see.
Awesome let me know if any luck buddy
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ads009 wrote:
Hi everyone new to this can anyone help with a clutch I’m trying to replace on my boys husky boy 50 images are the clutch that in it so would like to replace with the same one thanks in advance for any helpproject racer wrote:
Early style three shoe clutch. Hard to find. The retro fit is the three shoe clutch from the '02-'08 KTM 50, with the washer stacks. A real pain in the arsehole.https://www.morinifrancousa.com/s6parts/3%20shoe%20clutch%20kit%20early%20model.png
Can’t seem to find them on the site I take it you can just replace the shoe bits
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ads009 wrote:
Still struggling to find one of these ?
Searched a bit on the webz. Not even a single image of that old style clutch. Unless there is one sitting on a shelf at a shop, the conversion to the washer type ,three shoe KTM clutch looks like the only option.
Possible that the existing shoes can be re-lined with new fibers. Automobile brake or clutch shops may be able to help.
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ads009 wrote:
Still struggling to find one of these ?
project racer wrote:
Searched a bit on the webz. Not even a single image of that old style clutch. Unless there is one sitting on a shelf at a shop, the conversion to the washer type ,three shoe KTM clutch looks like the only option.
Possible that the existing shoes can be re-lined with new fibers. Automobile brake or clutch shops may be able to help.
Thanks buddy really appreciate the help have you got a link or anything to the conversation clutch and can it be done then ? And I totally agree I couldn’t find nothing about that clutch found one place but had no reply
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ads009 wrote:
Still struggling to find one of these ?
project racer wrote:
Searched a bit on the webz. Not even a single image of that old style clutch. Unless there is one sitting on a shelf at a shop, the conversion to the washer type ,three shoe KTM clutch looks like the only option.
Possible that the existing shoes can be re-lined with new fibers. Automobile brake or clutch shops may be able to help.ads009 wrote:
Thanks buddy really appreciate the help have you got a link or anything to the conversation clutch and can it be done then ? And I totally agree I couldn’t find nothing about that clutch found one place but had no reply
Here is the link .
https://www.morinifrancousa.com/s6parts.html
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This looks like the same clutch as the one from Morini USA. A bit less $$, by about $100 than the kit price.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Clutch-For-KTM-morini-50cc-2-stroke-mini-dirt-bike/253160636865?hash=item3af18cc1c1:g:qIEAAOSw1KNZ24pu:rk:9:pf:0
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Flywheel-Clutch-Basket-Morini-50cc-Mini-Dirt-Bike-14T/202324504278?hash=item2f1b7aeed6:g:GJ8AAOSw6CJbC9vN:rk:9:pf:0
