2002 Husaberg Sneak Preview

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yarbonwick

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Mar 7, 2000

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• Jun 27, 2001

• #1

Here in English with Picture no less.

Link changed again. They seem to be hiding these and changing the links. Better view it fast.

 

Last edited: Jun 27, 2001

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HUSABERG 501

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Aug 5, 2000

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• Jun 27, 2001

• #2

Nothing less than superb. :) :) :) :) :)

 

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CRGuy

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• Jun 28, 2001

• #3

Does that thing have a long enough silencer?
CRG

 

Wolf

doooode

Jul 31, 2000

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• Jun 28, 2001

• #4

That's not a silencer, that is a periscope(sp):)
Looks pretty sweet.

 

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Scott in KC

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• Jun 30, 2001

• #5

Hopefully they put a descent carb on it.....LIKE EVERY OTHER FOUR STROKE. Dellorto's suck pure & simple, nightmare to keep tuned and they crap all over themselves if you change 20' in elevation, 2% in humidity or 2 degrees in temp. They could alleviate probably 50% of the customer complaints & problems with this bike by dumping that junk carb and using an FCR pumper like every other 50+ hp stroker. And maybe, just MAYBE one would resell for HALF of what was paid for it. These bikes are a no brainer on the used market, total bargains compared to any other ride. I personally would never buy one brand new....but then again I don't buy anything brand new!:)

 

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John K

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Feb 22, 2000

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• Jun 30, 2001

• #6

Awesome looking bike! Gotta agree with that silencer comment though!

 

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blic

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• Jul 4, 2001

• #7

I sat on a -02 Berg last sunday:)
At Uddevalla Moto GP in Sweden.

Nice bike, it looks exactly as the spy pic..

 

Shaw520

Damn Yankees

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May 14, 2000

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• Jul 4, 2001

• #8

Decent bike I'm sure, just cant seem to get past those foo-foo colors!

 

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gasgasman

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Feb 15, 2000

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• Jul 4, 2001

• #9

The silencer is made from recycled SCUD missile casings.:eek:
Did Husaberg split from KTM?

 

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yarbonwick

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Mar 7, 2000

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• Jul 4, 2001

• Thread starter
• #10

Nope. Still owned by KTM.

 

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KaTMandoo

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May 16, 2001

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• Jul 4, 2001

• #11

I dont know if i could ever get used to a kickstarter on the left side though....thats wild.

KaTMandoo

 

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efi

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• Jul 5, 2001

• #12

Actually, getting used to a left sided kick is not that hard. After about 25 right sided kickstarter bikes I got the Husaberg. It took about a month to get used to this. Now it's as easy for me to start a left sided bike as a right sided bike.