Trying To Update An 87 Xc Brakes And Suspension

I have 3 87 430s. 1 WR and 2 XCs. I’m in the process of building the 1st XC. I have a 90s te410 swing arm on it so I can use the disc brakes with the te wheel. If I put the TE triple clamps and forks on it will it fit?? Trying to find a thread on it but not having any luck.

the forks will likely fit...just have to watch the steering lock stops...the italian bikes have different ones than the swede, and you may have to weld up something.

which 90's is important, tried to do some swapping myself and found different steering stem bearings

http://www.cafehusky.com/threads/87-wp-4054-fork-swap-problem.89447/
same idea his involves a 1990 front

the 90-91 bikes are oddball..still have cagiva 80s size bearings. 92 and up are "standard", i think

my 92 had the Cagiva bearings too, the 93 went back to Husky bearings

I ended up buying another 87 this one is a cr with the WP forks. I’m going to use that set up and try to get the TE 410 rear disc brakes to work

on the disc in the rear, the 410 are you using just the wheel or attempting to graft the swingarm

I’m going to attempt to use the te 410 swing arm.

I've been down this road, couple of problems, the linkage does not line up with the shock and if it did the ratios might not be optimal for the Ohlins
a 1990 4 stroke bolts right on, uses the same linkage and shock, the linkage numbers are the same as the 87 you are modifying
another option is to bore out the axle holes in your swingarm and weld on a brake stay

Well if you have already done the homework it looks like that’s what I need to do. I have a te 410 swing arm. Year unknown. Will any 90 4 stroke swing arm work? Use the same wheel from said bike for the brake components?

it was not a recent thing
digging through my memory banks, I recall the rear wheel I used was a 92 610
the 1989 4 stroke was a blend of Cagiva parts to a Swedish bike
they added the rear disc while maintaining the basic chassis
if you look at a Husky fiche you are looking for any year that shared the 87 linkage
they updated the whole bike in 92 and it worked as they won a championship with it

I ended up getting referred to Works Enduro Rider by a very knowledgeable guy from a Facebook group and ended up sending my Ohlins shock in for a re valve and a new spring.

Mine are all 81/82, but they take the 45mm Marzocchi swap as a direct bolt on. Here's one I have with complete 2004 front, wheel, axle, brake, forks, triples, stem, bearings. And please don't be critical of my "beautiful ugly duckling." My bikes get ridden.

Here you go try these on my 86 430ae NOS marzocchi shiver

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Aprilia-RXV-Front-Fork-Set-Part-AP9100394-AP9100395-NEW-OEM-2006-2008/324232089520?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

Bought 2 pair last week one for a RXV (dirt) and a pair for a SXV (Supermoto)
I plan on using on my 87 430wr

What calipers bolt to those? Is the axle size the same? So many questions

You might check this thread out, member Palito did a fork and rear disc mod to an 86 Auto which he raced.
http://www.cafehusky.com/threads/racing-86-husky-in-vet-a.33375/page-2

I think most 2010-2014 italian husky caliper will bolt up also the Axle is the same diameter. The Aprilia used a nissin caliper and would not bolt up to my Husky. the bolt pattern is the same but the clearance between the rotor and fork leg is tight by about 1/8-3/16"

Here's my 86 430ae with 87 plastic, 430xc motor with a 2014 front end off my 300 and other modern mods



Plan is for my 86 430ae to use Aprilia 2007 RXV450 45mm Forks, clamps, caliper and rotor, a 2013 Husky axle and hub


On my 87 430wr I'm using a set of 2007 Aprilia SXV450 forks, front wheel 17x3.5 and handle bars. The Supermoto forks use a different lower clamp the top clamp is same a RXV. The SXV forks fit my 300's triples so I'm using a set of 2013 husky txc triple clamps, axle, With a brembo radial mount caliper and 320mm rotor.

Not easy to find, but also Solva forks can go on Husky '80 - This is a 46mm. with Solva triple clamps

These 2008 CRF Showa's were free so it was a no brainer. Easy fit.