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Hey All ,
I am finally Ready to Let Go, of my childhood 73 Husky, I couldn't bear to part with it all these years, But its time someone that will ethier bring it back to life and ride it or restore it for thier collection, The Bike has about 50 origanal hours on it and never raced, I have cleaned the carb and ran it less than 10 minutes every few years( and it ran as it should) the last time I ran it was 3 years ago, I tried to kick it over a few weeks ago and it is locked up, I'm sure the rings are stuck in the cylinder and will free up with some TLC, I am not into the older bikes so it is time let it go , Bike is starting to surface rust in the places that have rub marks :ie, brake pedal shifter and few spots on the frame,The tank is clean. It has a Malcom Smith origanal skid plate and an Xducer spark arrester/muffler This bike is a handfull when running, Also included as you can see in the pictures is the "Original Mfg. MSO" Which will be great for collectors or Husky Fans, Any Questions or if you would like to inspect the bike contact me thru ebay or call my cell (917) 687-6816, Thanks for your interest, Mike M. |
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