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1971 Husqvarna 250 Cross (1971)
HUSQVARNA 1971 250 CROSS in excellent mechanical condition complete motor totally rebuilt by Forest Stahl of Advance Tool and Die, one of the true "Husky Gurus" (see pictures showing receipts) $1500- spent on engine parts and labor; motor rebuilt in 2002 and the motor has a total of 15.2 hours since assembled back into the bike (just under one hour per year)-motor has hour clock installed wheels rebuilt with Buchanan spokes original NOS Girling shocks new brake and clutch cables from Husqvarna Vintage in Great Britian correct Bing 1/36/101 carburetor totally rebuilt all new wheel bearings and seals from Vintage Husky new chain winner of multiple awards at AHRMA show bike events correct Hi-Cross handlebars all Magura controls with correct straight clutch and brake levers new Dunlop AT 81 tires gas tank has some minor wear and a few minor chips--it appears to be original to me but I cannot guarantee that; it might be older restoration; no dings or dents bike is very reliable and fast, and gets plenty of attention at local events frame number is: MI 4799 engine number is: 254587 bike is registered in California with a clean title; and has a green sticker registration paid thru June 2018 I am selling this lovely bike because I have three other Huskys from 1974 to 1975 that I race at AHRMA events although I've never raced this bike as it is too nice; it has been sitting in my garage as a great "museum piece" for years but its time for some one else to appreciate this bike I've listed the bike as owners responsibility for shipping but I will do all I can to help you email with any questions On Jul-30-16 at 18:44:17 PDT, seller added the following information: correct Magura handlebar grips new fork seals and boots new brakes correct BUFO bolts UNI air filter2016-07-31 05:01:08Morgan Hill, California, United States2042000
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