• Hi everyone,

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    Thanks for your patience and support!

Availability of 630 front Guard and Headlight assy

huskyte610e

huskyte610e

Husqvarna
B Class
Anyone know where i may be able to get the folowing parts:
- TE630 Front Guard
- TE630 Headlight Fairing
- TE630 Headlight

In the limited enquires i have made so far, there don't appear to be many 630 spares in stock yet.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. :excuseme:
 
Any Husky dealer worthy of the name should be able to dig up the numbers for you and order the parts even if they have to come ex factory.
I am afraid that you won't like the price... They'll be expensive. Don't expect them to be stocked with the very limited numbers of these bikes running around in Oz.
 
Crogromphulous, Congradulations on the new TE630. That Lynx fairing looks awesome, and is on my short list. Per your request with fuel mapping issuses- most people seem very happy with how the bike runs after installing the power up kit (about $50usd in parts). If you've already done that I suggest a trip back to your dealer. 9 large requires satisfaction, (and a well running bike) and I'm sure the dealer will help you get it sorted.
 
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