We gotta settle this once and for all....at one recent GNCC they used both, and listed a Husky rider on a Husaberg. Ive seen my results listed as both. To further confuse things, the americans and the europeans seem to use different abbreviations. What say ye?
I'm quite curious! I changed the 'shouting' filter so it takes 4 capital letters to activate. Further references to HSQ & HVA should work better.
The rest of the world is going away from abbreviations and using the whole name: http://www.motocrossmx1.com/reslists.aspx?ct=1&c=8 http://we.abc-wec.com/cms/wec_download/standings/enduro3.pdf But internationally when an abbreviation is used it's HVA Here in the states most promoters use HUS for Husqvarna Maybe Husaburg should use HKTM because nobody really rides Burgs anymore... especially when the new Burgs are going to be in the $11,000 to $12,000 range! Anyway I'm fine with what ever it is. BlipBlip
The "Q" is definitely unique and therefore feel the HSQ stands out better, but used to seeing HVA quite a bit too. HUS while is the first 3 letters like all the other abbreviations for SUZ, YAM, HON, KAW, KTM, etc HUS could mean Husaberg or Husqvarna, So Huksy should be HSQ and Husaberg HSB as the "U" is common to both.
HVA is the international convention for Husqvarna, AB. However, as they have nothing to do with the bikes, perhaps HSQ would be more logical.
Huh. I would have guessed it the other way around. Unless HSQ gets caught in bed with a YZ or something this is a landslide. A freakin mandate from the people. Interesting. I agree that HUS just isnt an option.
Huh. I would have guessed it the other way around. Unless HSQ gets caught in bed with a YZ or something this is a landslide. A freakin mandate from the people. This IS America. It IS 2008. It would depend on how good the "stolen" sex tape was.
I have to agree with the majority. I like HSQ better. Even though I know what HVA is, sometimes when I see it I don't immediatly understand what it means.
