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http://cid-bb4e4476a6a263b4.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/.Public/Husqvarna


.........km

Hi Mark , Here's a site that has been put together by one of our Husky grp.
....you'll have to dig thru the issues of the Husky Club Newsletters and in one
of the issues there is one on frames/era/style/modifications e.t.c.... I have
yet to read it...but I bet it will tell you what you want to know. Or call John
Levefere @ Vintage Husky ......km

--- In HuskyOwners@yahoogroups.com, "nicherestorations" <markbloom@...> wrote:
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> The 1974 CR 125, 250, 400 and 450 models all had MK frames which were numbered
from 10500 to 19499. Were these frames exactly the same (that is, the
differences in length, height, wheelbase, etc could be attributed to swingarm,
shocks, forks, etc)? And is the 250 Mag the only one with the longer swingarm?
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The 1974 CR 125, 250, 400 and 450 models all had MK frames which were numbered
from 10500 to 19499. Were these frames exactly the same (that is, the
differences in length, height, wheelbase, etc could be attributed to swingarm,
shocks, forks, etc)? And is the 250 Mag the only one with the longer swingarm?

Thanks for clearing up my confusion.  Mark

John Lefevere sells double lipped seals at Vintage Husky... they out last and
out seal anything I have tried...(especially Pyrimid Seals on e-bay..they are
junk).....km

--- In HuskyOwners@yahoogroups.com, "john" <lamminen1@...> wrote:
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> I have pulled apart my 76 forks and pried out the stripper and 2 seals
35x47x7. Husqvarna Report mentions 35x47x10 seals. If I fit 2 of these I won't
have room for the stripper on top. Is the stripper needed? (and no not "that"
kind of stripper) I've also heard of running a Honda seal 91255-273-000 with a
Husky seal. Recommendations on the hot set up?  Back to stock? Thanks. John.
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I have pulled apart my 76 forks and pried out the stripper and 2 seals 35x47x7.
Husqvarna Report mentions 35x47x10 seals. If I fit 2 of these I won't have room
for the stripper on top. Is the stripper needed? (and no not "that" kind of
stripper) I've also heard of running a Honda seal 91255-273-000 with a Husky
seal. Recommendations on the hot set up?  Back to stock? Thanks. John.

Thanks. That is Vintage Husky seat foam and cover. Brian

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> From: vntgmxr88 <vntgmxr88@...>
> To: HuskyOwners@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thu, Nov 12, 2009 2:22 pm
> Subject: [HuskyOwners] Husky Mag for sale
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> http://www.vintagemx.us/cgi-bin/largephoto.cgi?C=bsmDCPcx84JG4C88
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--- In HuskyOwners@yahoogroups.com, "falckkjelle01" <falckkjelle01@...> wrote:
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> You can either mark and copy the text, and paste it in the box, OR copy and
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> --- In HuskyOwners@yahoogroups.com, Mike Fitzgerald <camikegolf@> wrote:
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You can either mark and copy the text, and paste it in the box, OR copy and
paste the URL in same box...

Anything special you want to have translated?

Kjelle

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I thought I'd post this if anyone is interested. It is on Craigs List-Dallas.
Posting ID # 1456668583

Charlie

I e-bayed a CZ out of Cali. that had a 5.30 on it and it rubbed the
swingarm....not to mention Ching Shin rubber compounds are crap...I'd lace an
18" rim to the hub not only will the bike turn better ...you'll have a huge
number of choices.....km

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> A 5.30 is a HUGE tire and not suitable for any bike.  Don't know why they even
make it.  I have seen them on 750 street bikes for dirt drags.  A 5.10 is a
130/90 , 120/100, or 4.50. all basically the same size tires.  A 5.10X17 is what
you need. Not a 530.
> Dwight
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Of a clutch cover for a MAG Husky.
<http://www.tradera.com/auction/auction.aspx?aid=102158959>
($1=7SEK)

Use Google translation to read if you don't understand Swedish!

Kjelle

--- In HuskyOwners@yahoogroups.com, "Rob" <robert.claunch@...> wrote:
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> What does a Tire - Size: 5.30-17 equate to ? 120-17" or 110-17"
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A 5.30 is a HUGE tire and not suitable for any bike.  Don't know why they even
make it.  I have seen them on 750 street bikes for dirt drags.  A 5.10 is a
130/90 , 120/100, or 4.50. all basically the same size tires.  A 5.10X17 is what
you need. Not a 530.
Dwight

No it's Fast damnit ! ...I use it and I'm fast !........km

--- In HuskyOwners@yahoogroups.com, m walker <mandex12000@...> wrote:
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> Subject: Re: [HuskyOwners] started rippin apart the wr I bought
> To: HuskyOwners@yahoogroups.com
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well I havent actually checked the #'s yet but Im pretty sure its an 83 WR
250...spark is good all the gears are there just gotta go through all the wires
and cables and straighten out the mess they had...and the clutch they had 2
fiber plates against each other loose nuts, the kick started was on
wrong.............just curious, non detergent or type F ok in this motor ??

I run 100/100 x 18 Bridgestone 404 on my 125 and it works great. I have
a 110/100 x 18 on my 250 Ossa and it works great too.

What does a Tire - Size: 5.30-17 equate to ? 120-17" or 110-17"

Thanks Rob

I have no doubt about what tires to run.  I suggest the Pirelli MT16 110/100X18
rear and the matching front.  These are older pattern tires based on the
original MT07 & MT08.  Newer carcass and rubber compounds make this a tire than
not only look good and like it should on a vintage bike but works great. Good
enough that I like running them on my modern bikes. Sadly they don't have a size
for 125cc bikes and it better be a STRONG 175 to pull one.  On the newer post
vintage Husky with the 17" rear, I go with IRC tires in the VE33 & VE35F style.
These look like the original Trelleborgs that came on many of these and work
very well at a economical price.
There is my 2 cents,
Dwight Rudder

--- In HuskyOwners@yahoogroups.com, "Gulickson" <fastdjg@...> wrote:
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> time for new shoes -- currently running Dunlop 756s with a 100/100 x 18 on the
rear.  Wondering out loud if I should go to 110/100 and looking for opinions on
brands, as well.
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> thanx
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> david g
> 13r
> K-town, USA
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