• 2 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
    WR = 2st Enduro & CR = 2st Cross

  • Hi everyone,

    As you all know, Coffee (Dean) passed away a couple of years ago. I am Dean's ex-wife's husband and happen to have spent my career in tech. Over the years, I occasionally helped Dean with various tech issues.

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250-500cc model identification

windy851

Husqvarna
B Class
Hi
just been working on what Im told is a 1992 CR 250
tried to check it out on line but frame number is DGM53255 OM 5A 000281
cant seem to get a definitive year/model with the DGM apart from a few posts on line.
does anyone know a site which would show the same sort of number?
 
been a while but need to register this bike to get title.
still looking for help regarding any more info , thinking now its a WR250 which has been fitted with 297 top end.

no luck looking with a DGM frame number, just assuming its a Husky but could it be a Cagiva number instead of Husky
 
The 297 may just be a casting mark as the 360's are stamped on the head with 266. The cc should be on the left hand side of the reed block.
I use the term should very loosly it may be on the right or ground off.
 
sorry for delay been in France have put a pic up.
still cant get a decent spark and its been left as is for now.
 

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the picture is definitely of a 92, they had an aluminum subframe, swingarm mounted kick stand, mid height pipe and Showa suspension
the numbers are odd but it is definitely a 92
 
I am gonna say it is a 93, the adjustable fork preload caps were not on the 92 and it has white fork guards another sign of the 93.
 
I am gonna say it is a 93, the adjustable fork preload caps were not on the 92 and it has white fork guards another sign of the 93.


ahh, but look at the swingarm, oddly my 92 had adjustable caps too,
guess the caps might have been a popular upgrade in 93?
 
i had a 92 and 93 a while back
replaced the 92 with a 98 and 99
sold the 98 to my brothe
been down the 360 road
need to look at an 02 next? :banana:
 
hopefully got the title coming by the end of the month. still cant get a DGM frame number..
also Motoplat parts are few and far between or expensive. used part 60 euro +24 p&p from Italy
 
hopefully got the title coming by the end of the month. still cant get a DGM frame number..
also Motoplat parts are few and far between or expensive. used part 60 euro +24 p&p from Italy
the mini 4 motoplat is unusual and very hard to find. earlier motoplats are very common, rebuildable and semi-reliable. sadly they will not fit the italian 2 stroke
 
yes I find the 4 stroke coils with 2 terminals, a large and a small. the mini is hard to find.
 

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I'm in the same boat as you. Been actively (and passively for that matter) searching for a motoplat "mini 4" stator for my '92 360 for some time with no progress. Sorry to say that I have been feeling discouraged and as a result the task was put on the back burner, I plan to get back on the horse over the winter when the weather has soured.
 
would it be possible to switch the crankpin to the later 250/360 one? that would open up a huge amount of available ignitions. or is the bolt pattern different for the backing plate? my 95 360 will use the same ignition used up until recently
 
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