2009 husky te 250 two stroke

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October 4, 2009 at 10:02 am #155165

Dean
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Trailboss wrote:

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I am not fishing either Dan but its the whole light weight thing I think.

Hey when you stuck to Champo on the thumper track you had your big tank on your heavy 4 stroke and you had what 15 litres on board

And the fastest bike around the grass track was the heaviest bike at Louee :laugh:

But I understand how light weight can be a benefit hey Mal, when you have to push it home :laugh:

Sorry mal it just came out, couldnt stop it :blush:

Each to his own I say

Now where are the pictures of this said smoker?

TB

Maybe the fastest bike around the Grass track was also the heaviest, It was a consistency trial was it not? but if you had to do maybe a full days riding at same speeds in tight shitty hard going crap,I would take the two stroke every day.Love the four stroke on twin trails and more open stuff though. Two smokers are making a huge comeback and I think the Japs are making a big mistake as they will lose sales bigtime especialy with the new technology that is emerging,My opinion only

October 4, 2009 at 10:04 am #155150

Alex
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mal5.1 wrote:

They feel right when you get on them (not like KTMs), they don’t get headshake (like KTMs), no PDS to smash your tailbone (like KTM) and they look fully sic mate.

It is a good price if your in the market for a 2 stroke and there is nothing wrong with it.[/quote]

Rubbish, rubbish and rubbish. Pre 2008 KTMs, maybe some bikes, but way too general a statement.

Problem with the Huskies is trying to sell them when your done with them.

October 4, 2009 at 10:08 am #155187

scott bocking
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Ollie wrote:

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Trailboss wrote:

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I am not fishing either Dan but its the whole light weight thing I think.

Hey when you stuck to Champo on the thumper track you had your big tank on your heavy 4 stroke and you had what 15 litres on board

And the fastest bike around the grass track was the heaviest bike at Louee :laugh:

But I understand how light weight can be a benefit hey Mal, when you have to push it home :laugh:

Sorry mal it just came out, couldnt stop it :blush:

Each to his own I say

Now where are the pictures of this said smoker?

TB

Maybe the fastest bike around the Grass track was also the heaviest, It was a consistency trial was it not? but if you had to do maybe a full days riding at same speeds in tight shitty hard going crap,I would take the two stroke every day.Love the four stroke on twin trails and more open stuff though. Two smokers are making a huge comeback and I think the Japs are making a big mistake as they will lose sales bigtime especialy with the new technology that is emerging,My opinion only

What about a 250F for the tight stuff Ollie

STM

October 4, 2009 at 10:10 am #155192

alan
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this husky is that cheap don t think you would lose much maybe.think axel is right with the rubish statement

October 4, 2009 at 10:10 am #155193

Dean
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axel wrote:

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mal5.1 wrote:

They feel right when you get on them (not like KTMs), they don’t get headshake (like KTMs), no PDS to smash your tailbone (like KTM) and they look fully sic mate.

It is a good price if your in the market for a 2 stroke and there is nothing wrong with it.

Rubbish, rubbish and rubbish. Pre 2008 KTMs, maybe some bikes, but way too general a statement.

Problem with the Huskies is trying to sell them when your done with them.[/quote]

KTM 2 strokes are crap! even the new ones,great engine! suspension and handling PFFFFTT!!

Ollie

October 4, 2009 at 10:12 am #155195

Dean
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singletrackmind wrote:

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Ollie wrote:

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Trailboss wrote:

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I am not fishing either Dan but its the whole light weight thing I think.

Hey when you stuck to Champo on the thumper track you had your big tank on your heavy 4 stroke and you had what 15 litres on board

And the fastest bike around the grass track was the heaviest bike at Louee :laugh:

But I understand how light weight can be a benefit hey Mal, when you have to push it home :laugh:

Sorry mal it just came out, couldnt stop it :blush:

Each to his own I say

Now where are the pictures of this said smoker?

TB

Maybe the fastest bike around the Grass track was also the heaviest, It was a consistency trial was it not? but if you had to do maybe a full days riding at same speeds in tight shitty hard going crap,I would take the two stroke every day.Love the four stroke on twin trails and more open stuff though. Two smokers are making a huge comeback and I think the Japs are making a big mistake as they will lose sales bigtime especialy with the new technology that is emerging,My opinion only

What about a 250F for the tight stuff Ollie

STM

Hills !! :laugh:

October 4, 2009 at 10:25 am #155197

Greg
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Wasting your time STM, he is to one eyed. I have been held up by the gasser at Wauchope and passed him twice that day in conditions that suit the lighter bike but hey what do I know :huh: Just give up Shit I got roosted to when he got stuck in the bog hole and I slammed into his back wheel :laugh:

Hey if I was 85 kilos I would have a WR 250 F everyday of the week but that’s just me

Maybe we should just get back on topic eh? If its that important start a thread

TB

October 4, 2009 at 10:27 am #155135

Greg
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BACK ON TOPIC

150km looks as new $7500 cheap as ph 0402601359

October 4, 2009 at 10:31 am #155175

Mal
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Trailboss wrote:

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mal5.1 wrote:

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TB – I’ve been waiting for you or Moto to start. And yes they are heaps easier to push when busted. I would like to race you pushing our bikes from Portland cemetry to Medogrockets palce.

Sounds like a fun race Mal :huh: but I own a Honda I have no experience as such an event

TB

I got nothing TB….

October 4, 2009 at 10:36 am #155201

Dean
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Trailboss wrote:

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Wasting your time STM, he is to one eyed. I have been held up by the gasser at Wauchope and passed him twice that day in conditions that suit the lighter bike but hey what do I know :huh: Just give up Shit I got roosted to when he got stuck in the bog hole and I slammed into his back wheel :laugh:

Hey if I was 85 kilos I would have a WR 250 F everyday of the week but that’s just me

Maybe we should just get back on topic eh? If its that important start a thread

TB

Who said I was stuck :laugh:

Honestly, I do enjoy four stokes but I sold my WR450 to get back on something I could ride all day.The 450 just beat me up A 250F in the tight stuff would be great ( I also have a KXF250)and know how quick and fun they can be. But 4 me a 2 stroke is where its at. You can lug them down to near zero revs and also have them screaming their tits off at the flick of the clutch.

If I was in the Market for a new 2 stroke then this bike would definatley be on the list.

Ollie

October 4, 2009 at 10:43 am #155203

dennis da menace
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boony was keen as to buy it…

but it has no magic button

and he told me the only thing he kicks is himself. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

i had a look at this husky the other day, it is like new.

im gonna start a new thread tomorra about this , and i quote, “rubbish, rubbish”…..

seems a few of you lot need reconditioning

October 4, 2009 at 10:50 am #155194

Mal
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axel wrote:

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mal5.1 wrote:

They feel right when you get on them (not like KTMs), they don’t get headshake (like KTMs), no PDS to smash your tailbone (like KTM) and they look fully sic mate.

It is a good price if your in the market for a 2 stroke and there is nothing wrong with it.

Rubbish, rubbish and rubbish. Pre 2008 KTMs, maybe some bikes, but way too general a statement.
It was a bit tounge in cheek Axel. I didn’t mean to offend any KTM riders. I actually had a KTM250 2 stroke for a month and it was a great bike to ride. I just don’t like the lookof KTMs and niether does my partner and that plays a big part in purchasing new bikes.

Problem with the Huskies is trying to sell them when your done with them.[/quote]
No the problem is trying to get Husky to make a decision on warranty and fix a busted bike in a resonable time. Selling is a whole other issue.

October 4, 2009 at 10:58 am #155208

Mal
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Anyway back on topic.

This a good price if you’re in the market for a two stroke.
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