1971 Titanium Husky

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"Of course, as with all motorcycle sales, he had seller’s remorse and decided 15 years later to track down as many 1971 parts as possible and build a replica of his Ti Husky. Here is a brief synopsis of how Lars built the bike you see on these pages. (MXA Jul 7, 2022)"

What museum did he sell it to 15 years ago?


"(1) Frame. When it came time to build a replica of his 1971 titanium frame, Lars could not find anyone who could manufacture a 1971 Husky frame out of titanium. Disappointed but not deterred, Lars got a 1971 Husqvarna chromoly frame and did all the 1971 mods to it. As a finishing touch, he had it painted to look like titanium. (MXA Jul 7, 2022)"

So the Lars bike is a replica - not a Ti frame? So... where is the original?

these are all good points, hope we learn the answers one day
if somehow it shows back up and he gets it back, how cool would that be
I think people could make the titanium frame but the cost might be through he roof, don't really know either way

There were two TI framed Huskies in Friendswood Texas on the H&H Music MX Racing team. One was a four speed 400 and one was a five speed 450. Track down Steve Hackney for details. Both bikes were raced by his father Clint Hackney.

My friend George had a lot of Husky frames up there in the loft from over the years