• Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Sweden - About 1988 and older

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1982 Husqvarna WR250

Rick V

Rick V

Husqvarna
Does anyone know what the length of the kick stand should be on an 1982 WR250. I have one that is too long from a later model. Thanks, Rick​
 
Since the WR has shorter suspension You probably have a CR-XC Sidestand. However I have two 82 XC's, and both of them have diffrent length Sidestands, neither of wich would work on a WR. What I would do is just cut if off a little at a time till You like it, and then weld the foot back on.
 
Rick V said:
Does anyone know what the length of the kick stand should be on an 1982 WR250. I have one that is too long from a later model. Thanks, Rick​
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Long enough to keep it from falling over to the left, but short enough to keep it from falling over to the right.
 
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