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begazzz


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Im looking at an 07 husky TE250 with 1600 miles on it. Green lane use only but what would you say would be the average speed for greenlaning so I could work out rough hours.

I reckon 20mph would give a decent figure....80hrs..... but will it want engine work? if I buy it will need the lot knowing my luck....

Yes im bored at work and if I go home i'll be on baby duty.....



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I heard that your crf in Wales recently done 80 miles in 9 hours =8.8 mph .

I'm bored as well Dom. Watching youtube (Devon Bob in Wales).

still laughing after watching it 10 times.



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Most of my tracklogs for a mix of lanes and road are around the 10mph average.



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begazzz


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sweeper wrote:

I heard that your crf in Wales recently done 80 miles in 9 hours =8.8 mph .

I'm bored as well Dom. Watching youtube (Devon Bob in Wales).

still laughing after watching it 10 times.

 yea and some of that was under water :) poor bike....... I was a dead man walking after that run,,,,,     bob will be pleased its on youtube :)



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I've just looked at a random sample of the track logs submitted as run records and found a maximum of 14.6 mph but most were between 5 and 10 mph.

Cheers,

John



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mmmmmm thanks people.....

so i reckon its on about 130 to 160 hours. its had no work on the engine that he knows of so maybe a new piston and bits... but then im just paranoid maybe.

anyone know what the go is with husky 250 valves/piston intervals 

please no smug serrow or drz etc never needed anything for 100k please ;0

 

TA



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jt


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Id say that was pretty accurate, I have done 3000 miles in 300 hours....



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its all bollards anyway as anything i own blows up anyway :)



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My KTM's done 12,000 miles in 380 hours :S

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TTR wrote:

Most of my tracklogs for a mix of lanes and road are around the 10mph average.

 I would imagine your track logs would be down to an average of 3 mph 

simply coz all those pasty stops would bring the average speed right down biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin

De watering my bike usually brings my averages down biggrinbiggrinbiggrin before you say it 



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delvey91 wrote:

My KTM's done 12,000 miles in 380 hours :S

 Gordon bennet, lots of road work or just riding very quick?????



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