aquired old dealers new and used parts

used engines not complete

theres also small bins that have all bagged and labeled part numbers of parts such as seals bearings,O rings,petcocks and other fuel parts,springs bushings,factory bolts such as tank bolts for 70s and 80s bikes.

75 mikola replica was used for ice racing

86 400 was part of deal also

that is a brembo master cylinder guard, the waterpump guards you could buy look similiar until you put them side by side

not part of deal but my 78 390 "Black Betty" I lowered because my wife wanted to ride it

same bike after light resto and before lowering

i bet the betty handles great lowered like that

my running huskys

love the 400. one of the best swede 2 strokes made

yep totally different bike handles way better.

now that I look at the bolt pattern your your right thanks

This looks to be a new clutch hub

Many Husky parts, for instance the shifting forks on some 70's models are not stamped with a three-digit part number. Hence, you have absolutely no idea which model/year it belongs to. I just finished a customer's engine who had one of the rollers break into two pieces. When I removed the shifting fork there was no number stamped on it. I referred to the parts diagram and found the part that belonged to that particular fork was 897. Luckily I had one in stock.

Had one exactly like this one. The 400wxe was a very fast bike. The earlier smaller 390 was another one with its 45 horse power at the rear wheel the only time it stopped spinning was when I let off the gas to shift.

Your wife rides a 390? Wow does she have a sister, just kidding but that bike would scare most guys. I've seen my 390cr wheelie all six gears. Just wick it in sixth and up she comes.

That's an Up-Tite front break res guard.
Made hundreds of them.
Later George