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Marque Remarks => Husqvarna => Topic started by: Mike52 on August 20, 2010, 05:12:17 pm
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ABOUT 40 in one go.(http://i753.photobucket.com/albums/xx172/mike52_photo/Many%20jiff/smiley-sad0251.gif)
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thats a hucking lot of pusskies :o
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Captured in their native habitat - snow. Ahh the beauty of a flock of Huskys ;D ;D Obviously loving tended by the gamekeeper ;) ::)
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Is that 2nd 0ne in a Hodaka? :o
Front brake on wrong side. :)
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Looks like a Husky to me, check out the pressed steel triple clamps. It may have a Yamaha front brake or maybe he turned the hub around for better cable routing. On closer inspection, I don't think they're Husky forks....maybe Betors or Cerianis which would mean the front wheel is most probably off the same bike the forks came with.
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I was going on the chrome tank Firko but I bow to your greater knowledge. (http://i753.photobucket.com/albums/xx172/mike52_photo/Many%20jiff/notworthy1.gif)
And the fact that you looked at the fork clamps and I didn,t.
Gotta learn not to rush. ;D
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Cold Storage :D
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That "Guy in Amerika" is actually me in Canada. Bit of a surprise to find my photo posted here.
I was having trouble finding parts for a Husky rebuild until I found a retired dealer with a hoard of bikes and parts. He couldn't be bothered to look for parts, but eventually relented and said "Take it all or none!" I took it all. Forty Husqvarnas and a good stash of new parts.
Steve
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That "Guy in Amerika" is actually me in Canada. Bit of a surprise to find my photo posted here.
Watch out, you're being stalked ;) ;D.
Welcome aboard and good luck with your resto's. It looks like you are in for a busy retirement ;D.
Nice dog you have mister.
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That "Guy in Amerika" is actually me in Canada. Bit of a surprise to find my photo posted here.
I was having trouble finding parts for a Husky rebuild until I found a retired dealer with a hoard of bikes and parts. He couldn't be bothered to look for parts, but eventually relented and said "Take it all or none!" I took it all. Forty Husqvarnas and a good stash of new parts.
Steve
If your lucky you should get one complete runner out of it all.
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That "Guy in Amerika" is actually me in Canada. Bit of a surprise to find my photo posted here.
I was having trouble finding parts for a Husky rebuild until I found a retired dealer with a hoard of bikes and parts. He couldn't be bothered to look for parts, but eventually relented and said "Take it all or none!" I took it all. Forty Husqvarnas and a good stash of new parts.
Steve
Woops. ;D
Sorry about the AMERRIKKA bit.
Found that pikky on Cafe Husky and thought I,d share it because it,s so nice. :)
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And..the second bike in with the chrome tank... is def a HVA...original silver forks..and the front brake is on the correct side as shipped from the factory... many of us swapped the front brake over to the other leg ...get a better "line" for the front brake cable that way ... :)
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That "Guy in Amerika" is actually me in Canada.
That'd be Kanada. ;)
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Huskydoggg has listed a bunch of this stuff for sale on Marks.
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Highly recommend Steve (Huskydoggg). Can not recommend Canada Post though - been on strike for ages and slowest mail system I have come across yet. Stuff gets through eventually though.
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Highly recommend Steve (Huskydoggg). Can not recommend Canada Post though - been on strike for ages and slowest mail system I have come across yet. Stuff gets through eventually though.
Also the most expensive mail system on the planet .... I buy some Ducati stuff out of there and price of freight can be horrifying.
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Highly recommend Steve (Huskydoggg). Can not recommend Canada Post though - been on strike for ages and slowest mail system I have come across yet. Stuff gets through eventually though.
Also the most expensive mail system on the planet .... I buy some Ducati stuff out of there and price of freight can be horrifying.
I agree on both counts, paid $99 for piston kit and $41 for postage and thats surface mail! Its been seven weeks already and will probably be another seven!
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Same here, thought I'd struck the Jacques-pot when I found a gearbox cluster and selectors there on ebay for $11.50 and $9.50. ;D
Freight $91.00 ::)
Delivery time : Four months... :o :'(
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Sorry, I can't do anything about Canada Post. However, I can provide my very best service and very reasonable parts prices. Hopefully that offsets some of the shipping costs and delays.
I sell parts all around the world and I must say the Australians are the absolute best. You guys love your Huskys and know how to have fun. Cheers.
"Huskydoggg" Steve
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Does anybody know if the Canada Post service into the U.S. is any better or cheaper ? Huskydoggg would have customers in the ' States and maybe one of them could be set up as an onforwarding ' agent ' for stuff coming to Oz.
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For years we freighted stuff INTO Canada , no problems. :)