Post up pictures of your 4 stroke bikes!

Really like the 310's.

After being away for the last couple weeks I was finally able to get the "new" Husky out for a road ride after some mandatory maintenance. Changed the oil, air filter, and coolant and brought it into Dan at Motoxotica to install some new tires, rear flush turn signals, brake and clutch fluids, and new fork seals and oil. Wasn't expecting to do the fork seals, but its done and now don't have to worry about it happening out on the trails.

The rain is back today again so another ride will unfortunately have to wait. Can't wait to get her on the trails. Not as smooth and a little more vibration then my 15' Beta 500 was, but feels like a lot more power. The 8 years difference in technology the probably the main reason for that. The Goldentyre 333 rear and the Pirelli MT16 front are decent on the road but should excel better in the dirt. Overall I think it turned out really good. Still far less expensive than buying new, despite my desire for a 350, and that was the goal. No payments and a solid dual-sport bike.

Crunched the stock exhaust on some rocks a couple weeks ago so ... might as well replace it! And if I’m doing that then might as well add a JD tuner which means I should just go ahead and get sprockets

Spent a couple hours opening some new trails this afternoon and this thing is a woods slayer. Rekluse should arrive tomorrow ... that’ll be the jewel in the crown. Love this bike!

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Hola a todos, mi TE 310R. Una máquina para disfrutar...

Quick road ride a couple days ago. Never as fun as getting actual dirt riding in, but better than nothing.

Here’s my girl

I rode this beauty today

I miss my 510s -

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2010 TXC 510 "Chook Chaser"

Bought as a rebuild project with a view to competing in the veteran's class in Australian Desert Racing

Bike has very low engine hours, but had been sidelined due to a leaking countershaft seal.

Overall condition was good but there was a lot of mud in linkages and bearings (most likely from pressure cleaning)

Rebuild work so far has been

Suspension - dismantle, clean and new seals all round

Linkages - dismantle, clean re-lube.

Steering Head - new bearings

Wheels - new bearings

Front & rear Brakes - rebuilt, new pads, seals and fluids

Carburetor - clean and install rebuild kit

To do:

Check Piston and cylinder - maybe replace

Check clutch - replace as required

Inspect Engine & Transmission bearings with a view to replace.

To add

Larger fuel tank

Steering Damper

Speedo

Thoroughly enjoying working on this bike.

Enjoying a sunny summer day earlier this year.

Got out for another ride up in the Cascade Range before the fall-winter snow arrives.

Already some weeks ago;

...another personal favourite...

Need some more pics of this baby -

Ask and ye shall receive. She has less than 1400 miles on her.