i like what you did with the fender eliminator, i have a TE511 and the plate hangs down so low i swear its going to rip off soon. i was wondering if you did this yourself? or did you get a kit?
yeah man those cables are right over the speedometer that's why I relocate the speedometer closer to me and away from the cables. BTW mine is a 2013 te449
i love Huskys....but they got a little cray cray in the design dept on this year.....previous years looked badass....this design looked a tad to odd.....but still badsss!
judging from the review husky sucks ass lol. just seems like stock its not good I've worked in the warehouse making their chainsaws which were poor quality i can't imagine their bikes being any better. i can buy a 2013 with 3k miles for $3000.00 but i think I'll pass
@@shanesaunders9701 Hey do you know or remember what the BMW owned Husqvarna's called that fancy front counter sprocket that's in line with the rear wheel axle? I think it's CTS but forget what CTS stood for!
@@jeff40 Are you thinking about the rear swingarm suspension that was designed so that the front sprocket always remained the same distance from the rear sprocket keeping the tension on the chain the same no matter the terrain. Makes the bike awesome for hill climbing but not so good for doing wheelie's. I think the bike has plenty of power but this feature can seem counter intuitive in this respect because the bike tends not to lunge forward in the normal fashion but what I would describe as more control. I quite like it. The bike still pulls the front wheel up if you turn the throttle it's long wind. The long throttle I don't like and the bike would seem much more responsive if this throttle length was halved.
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I have a 2007 G650 Xchallenge. This is the continuation of that bike. BMW gave this platform to Husqvarna for the 2011 year
Thanks for the tip. I saw that over on CafeHusky, but did not get a chance to do it before the bike went back to Husky.
i like what you did with the fender eliminator, i have a TE511 and the plate hangs down so low i swear its going to rip off soon. i was wondering if you did this yourself? or did you get a kit?
yeah man those cables are right over the speedometer that's why I relocate the speedometer closer to me and away from the cables. BTW mine is a 2013 te449
What is the wire on the left hand side of the motor I have the same bike it ripped off😀
Hi there. The bike is called a Te511 But the bike only has 477cc Says on there webstie problay buying a 2012 511 SMR with in 2 weeks from now :)
Does the FMF exhaust keep the factory exhaust sensor? O2 Sensor?
FMF says they don't have a mega bomb header for the TE 511/449..... How do I get one that will work with my Q4 slip on ?
Please, what is the make and model of the bike handlebars?
i love Huskys....but they got a little cray cray in the design dept on this year.....previous years looked badass....this design looked a tad to odd.....but still badsss!
engine is only 477cc
judging from the review husky sucks ass lol. just seems like stock its not good I've worked in the warehouse making their chainsaws which were poor quality i can't imagine their bikes being any better. i can buy a 2013 with 3k miles for $3000.00 but i think I'll pass
This model won enduro of the year and the Dakkar Race 1st place. So can't be too shabby.
@@shanesaunders9701 Hey do you know or remember what the BMW owned Husqvarna's called that fancy front counter sprocket that's in line with the rear wheel axle? I think it's CTS but forget what CTS stood for!
@@jeff40 Sorry Jeff I don't know.
@@jeff40 Are you thinking about the rear swingarm suspension that was designed so that the front sprocket always remained the same distance from the rear sprocket keeping the tension on the chain the same no matter the terrain. Makes the bike awesome for hill climbing but not so good for doing wheelie's. I think the bike has plenty of power but this feature can seem counter intuitive in this respect because the bike tends not to lunge forward in the normal fashion but what I would describe as more control. I quite like it. The bike still pulls the front wheel up if you turn the throttle it's long wind. The long throttle I don't like and the bike would seem much more responsive if this throttle length was halved.