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Out with old in with the new


Sold the triumph and maico and got this turning up week tues from up north, very low mileage (2300km) !! 2000 TE 610E the main reason to me buying this is my ongoing right knee problem when kicking starting large machines, this one has the magic button biggrinbiggrin

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Wanted to stick with my fav bike make without spending a fortune and lower maintenance schedules.

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Very clean not been on the road since 2002 !





-- Edited by doug9270 on Friday 28th of October 2011 03:54:52 PM

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So when will you be selling that then, yer bike tart

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Very Nice smile



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Harty wrote:

So when will you be selling that then, yer bike tart


 Eh ?



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Looks very nice biggrin



-- Edited by DJPLanza on Friday 28th of October 2011 05:50:36 PM

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Nice bike, wrong choice if your looking for a reliable starting machine . The motors don't have enough power to turn over the engine unless uv got one of them major powerful expensive batteries. and even with that u must keep ontop with the valve clean fence because the slightest off will stop it from starting. And as for kicking it when the magic button isn't so magic, good luck. Nice bike, very very heavy mind. Not something you want to drop lol . I had the sm model of this same year bike. If you have any troubles with the button try pressing te button and kicking it whilst starter motor is turning. It's it easier and ever did any damage after needing to do it to mine everyday .

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Crickey thats clean......for now....I hope its as entertaining to watch as the last big Husky you had though this one doesn't look as scary some how.

 

Looks a really nice bike bud smile you know if your coming Sun yet?

 

 

And who's that slapper Harty calling a tart disbelief did I not see him showing off pics of his new bike only yesterday?

 



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jt wrote:

 

And who's that slapper Harty calling a tart disbelief did I not see him showing off pics of his new bike only yesterday?

 


I may have bought 4 bikes in 4 years, but not 40 bikes in the same period as old Dougie wink



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Yep, I like it, and if you need an expensive battery then have a look here, http://www.shieldbatteries.co.uk/motorcycle_batteries_enduro.html and let me know if you need one.

Nice wheels, just need to lose the wing mirrors and slap a Co2 on the back.



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nice very clean but not for long he he

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Lath Ktm Holvey wrote:

Nice bike, wrong choice if your looking for a reliable starting machine . The motors don't have enough power to turn over the engine unless uv got one of them major powerful expensive batteries. and even with that u must keep ontop with the valve clean fence because the slightest off will stop it from starting. And as for kicking it when the magic button isn't so magic, good luck. Nice bike, very very heavy mind. Not something you want to drop lol . I had the sm model of this same year bike. If you have any troubles with the button try pressing te button and kicking it whilst starter motor is turning. It's it easier and ever did any damage after needing to do it to mine everyday .


 You sure you didnt have a Gasgas?!



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Ace.....made I proper chuckle did that Dan.......I do seem to recall seeing a Kick and push the button technique being used on a few Gas Gas's before.......

 

And Kerrys - push button, cuss, kick, push down road, push up road, sweat, cuss technique disbelief

 

Lath - Dougs been riding and owning Huskys since 1907 so I'm pretty sure he will cope wink



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jt wrote:

Ace.....made I proper chuckle did that Dan.......I do seem to recall seeing a Kick and push the button technique being used on a few Gas Gas's before.......

 

And Kerrys - push button, cuss, kick, push down road, push up road, sweat, cuss technique disbelief

 

Lath - Dougs been riding and owning Huskys since 1907 so I'm pretty sure he will cope wink


 Now GasGas strokers = differant breedbiggrin. Agreed Dougs been around a while and knows his stuff

 

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 Now GasGas strokers = differant breedbiggrin. Agreed Dougs been around a while and knows his stuff

 

Biff


 Agreed wink the strokers are very tasty indeed and I don't take the mick outta them biggrin



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And Dougs been around more than a while......he's been around a loooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnggggggggg time........wink



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Well hopefully i have chosen wisely as i know nothing whatsoever about huskies !!!!!!!!!!!

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Lath Ktm Holvey wrote:

 I had the sm model of this same year bike.


 Bet that was a larf biggrin would love a set of SM wheels for my little Katoom



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doug9270 wrote:

Well hopefully i have chosen wisely as i know nothing whatsoever about huskies !!!!!!!!!!!


 Yea right yawn



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I think its about the right time to post this video........wink Solid motors it seems....

 



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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v7tCOkXsHo wood lathes gas gas

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maggotman wrote:

wood lathes gas gas


 confuse



-- Edited by delvey91 on Saturday 29th of October 2011 09:53:19 PM

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Hahaha I'm just saying with a dodgy knee that he said it hurts it will be hard to kick. And the 610 is a bugger of a bike. But then he might have no worries what do ever. And my husqy was a machine until I blew it up haha and as for the gasgas iv owned 2 and there awesome bikes.

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Looks like Doug is heading for the tank regiment ......... tanketty tank......tanketty tank......tanketty tank......
Not that I think it will be a heavy beast Doug !
You'll love it. I love Husky's too. Just not that big.

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As most of you know i did until recently have a road legal 2001 Husky TC570 and that was a brezze to start but not good in the lanes especially with a flat side carb fitted nono but boy was it fun biggrinbiggrinbiggrin just ask JT how scared he was when i was flying towards him when at haccadown two years ago. winkwink

 

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-- Edited by doug9270 on Monday 31st of October 2011 11:39:15 AM

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Tis true, twas almost as scary as sheeps........almost......

 

The entertainment on rides with Doug has diminished since he sold it and badgers have been few and far between cry so here hoping to them returning in bigger numbers when the new beastie arrives wink



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