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drj


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cost of mot on chassis number.
insurance.

tax

then apply to dvlc £33 last time .

or was you asking about lighting.coil etc

lucky my rmz was already registered so only front and rear lights.number plate.enduro tyres.horn and tacko.

then its just the case of piston once a week







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Yeah but it's had lots spent on it to get it "*******". Lol. Looks and feels like a diff bike now.



-- Edited by V Twin Funster on Friday 20th of July 2012 09:19:23 PM

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Oh no what have you bought now no you're not a going to become a TWC are you biggrin



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...all these blinking test pilots using our peaceful & scenic lanes as racetracks!

 

 

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Fairly easy to do certificate of newness and an mot and insurance on the frame no and lots of waiting around unless you time it right and they are still open in DVLA Exeter mot is just road legal tyres a reflector and a horn simples

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A mate of mine has a YZ250 2 smoke registered for the road. Just a race number board on the front (no headlight) and a number plate. You don't need a brake light or even a tail light for daytime MOT.



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Love it. Twc. Lol.

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Should it be TWAC ? Just seen a 04 husky tc250 for good money in somerset, leccy start etc might just help to lookafter the right knee prob.

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Yea TWAC - I left out the A wink

 

Leccy start good plan mate smile

 

We are both TWAE's and TWAHD's anyway so for you becoming a TWAC should be a fairly easy transition biggrinbiggrinbiggrin



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My lads 50 is easy to kick over, what about that? £1000 for cash biggrin



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Ming wrote:

A mate of mine has a YZ250 2 smoke registered for the road. Just a race number board on the front (no headlight) and a number plate. You don't need a brake light or even a tail light for daytime MOT.

You do now need a reflector at the rear though.  So the answer to the question is not a lot.  Probably £100 at a stretch.



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What about a nice gas gas 450. That's got leccy start. 2008.

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LOL biggrin - that bikes been at Dougs house before wink up and down up and down biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin

 

He'll know what I'm on about wink



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KTM made in Austria. Husqvarna made in Italy. Husky side stands made of steel mine has never broken, i can even leave it on the stand so i can give the motor a good kick start !!

Husaberg 2 smokes are basically KTM's with diff plastics and some frame and engine tweeks.

Husqvarna Motorcycles has Swedish origins and has over one hundred years history in motorcycle manufacturing. As with many motorcycle manufacturers, Husqvarna first began producing bicycles in the late 19th century. In 1903, they made the jump to motorcycle manufacturing. In 1920, Husqvarna produced its first own engine, a twin cylinder. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s they were a dominant force in the motocross world, winning 14 Motocross world championships in the 125 cc, 250 cc and 500 cc divisions and 24 Enduro world championships.
In 1987, the Husqvarna motorcycle division was sold to Italian motorcycle group Cagiva and became part of MV Agusta Motor S.p.A. and production commenced in Varese, Italy. In the final months of 2007, Husqvarna Motorcycles was acquired by the prestigious BMW Group which has many modern production sites all over the world. All development, production, design, sales and marketing activities are centralized in Husqvarna Motorcycles' worldwide headquarters in Varese, Italy, which is one of the numerous cutting-edge BMW Group manufacturing facilities.



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Doug as I understand it you'll need a SVA to register a bike that isn't old enough to be exempt (like my YZ!) I think its about £85, after that its evidence of age, MOT, tax, insurance, and registration fee. http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/BuyingAndSellingAVehicle/ImportingAndExportingAVehicle/DG_071781



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If its in good nick, if i get really intrested then i will go look see first.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/180932554094?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649#ht_1113wt_1185



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Why are you so interested in Huskies Doug?

Yeh, I like the look of them too but aren't they just KTM's with different body work - or am I missing something?
Do they also suffer from the KTM side stand issues?
BTW - I am also interested in a lightweight 250 for the future so just wondering if a Husky should be on my wish list...



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Ah yes, I was getting confused with Husaberg who are KTM owned.

I like the fact that Husqvarna's parent company is BMW, there will be money behind them if they need it.

So, why do you like them so much?


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I just like the reliability and build quality, plus they use good cycle parts.

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Not knocking - far from it, I like 'em - but every time I take some parts in from them to PGH the parts guys whinges that it's taken months to get it. If you have a good supply of consumables then great but what is it like getting plastics/internal engine stuff etc?

From past experiences with Betas you were fine with engine parts as it's all KTM but bearings and plastics seemed to be unique to them and caused some supply problemsyawn



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I get my parts from Husky Sport, normally next day.

http://www.huskysport.co.uk/



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At the moment you can still use the enduro exempt rather than an sva for registering not sure how long this option will remain

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doug9270 wrote:

I get my parts from Husky Sport, normally next day.

http://www.huskysport.co.uk/

 Cool.

Could be the stuff I'm taking in is for Husky road bikes



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doh ! wrote:

At the moment you can still use the enduro exempt rather than an sva for registering not sure how long this option will remain

 That's good news and makes it easier, but Doug will still need some proof of age? 



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Doug will still need some proof of age? 

 

Ancient ! Have you seen him lately. biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin



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Thankyou gruff for your kind thoughts t**t.

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jt wrote:

LOL biggrin - that bikes been at Dougs house before wink up and down up and down biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin

 

He'll know what I'm on about wink

 Was that the one at Dougs birthday bash a couple of years ago, we were shagged out pushing the thing up and down the road before we even got started

Also seem to remember some problems with the trailer it came on



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doug9270 wrote:

KTM made in Austria. Husqvarna made in Italy. Husky side stands made of steel mine has never broken, i can even leave it on the stand so i can give the motor a good kick start !!

Husaberg 2 smokes are basically KTM's with diff plastics and some frame and engine tweeks.

Husqvarna Motorcycles has Swedish origins and has over one hundred years history in motorcycle manufacturing. As with many motorcycle manufacturers, Husqvarna first began producing bicycles in the late 19th century. In 1903, they made the jump to motorcycle manufacturing. In 1920, Husqvarna produced its first own engine, a twin cylinder. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s they were a dominant force in the motocross world, winning 14 Motocross world championships in the 125 cc, 250 cc and 500 cc divisions and 24 Enduro world championships.
In 1987, the Husqvarna motorcycle division was sold to Italian motorcycle group Cagiva and became part of MV Agusta Motor S.p.A. and production commenced in Varese, Italy. In the final months of 2007, Husqvarna Motorcycles was acquired by the prestigious BMW Group which has many modern production sites all over the world. All development, production, design, sales and marketing activities are centralized in Husqvarna Motorcycles' worldwide headquarters in Varese, Italy, which is one of the numerous cutting-edge BMW Group manufacturing facilities.



-- Edited by doug9270 on Friday 20th of July 2012 10:21:13 AM

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Yeap correct, kerry had left the ignition on overnight so the battery was flat when he got here, he was all smiles before we set of until he hit the magic button, pushed it up and down my street for many minutes we all had a go it started eventually nonono and yes the trailer lights were buggered as well i think nonono



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yes it was a bit embassrazingggg my fault ! what with a high kick start and being to short in the leg not so easy to start and although early gas gas 450s not known for there reliability, mine 08reg was find until i snapped the chain at Whiteway and damaged the gearbox ? new suspension rubbers sorted out the old trailer still in use !!!

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