• 4 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
    TE = 4st Enduro & TC = 4st Cross

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TE449 woods riding

here is a link to a video I shot saturday out my back door.
Don't let anybody tell you a 449 isn't a woods bike.
this is with stock gearing.
the weekend before this video I was in Nevada riding.
Haven't had any issues with this bike at all. :banana:

The out-my-backdoor rides are the best!
 
Mate that looks like a great place to live and ride-envy, envy.
Thanks for sharing.
Did a ride last Saturday with my old mates and some new chums. Really hard techo stuff, grade 4 and 5. One of the new chums had a 449 and it went really well, even in the really tight stuff-much impressed.
 
That's awesome! I am lucky too. I can drive 12 mi. of 2 lane backroad to hit the woods on my 511.
I think they are great woods bike too.
 
If you got the skills, you can ride most bikes through anything... I was on single track with my TE250 taking a break on side, and saw a couple dudes ripping on heavy hogs DRZs through the single track, muddy / rocky trails keeping a very solid pace.. and they were telling me they had just got off main road from a 35 mile trip. So yeah.. If you feel comfortable on it, ride it wherever !
 
Nice!!
Lovin the music, especially the Dukes theme. Goes to show the rider makes the bike, not the other way around.
 
I can't do it for very long on my DRZ, it's 70 pds. heavier, less suspension WAY LESS POWER, than my 511.
My WR125 would make a TE250 seem heavy, so yea what ever floats your boat....I like Em all!
 
I can't do it for very long on my DRZ, it's 70 pds. heavier, less suspension WAY LESS POWER, than my 511.
My WR125 would make a TE250 seem heavy, so yea what ever floats your boat....I like Em all!

Yeah.. I was pretty impressed by these guys ripping the DRZ's.. they were the 's' street versions, which are hogs from what I have been told. It looked and sounded like they modded them tho. But from the time I saw and chatted, to when they took off from what I was watching.. they were handling them like 2 strokes 125. Online you hear lots of talk about bikes and modifying them perfectly. In my area, Redneckville - people will take any bike and ride them hard through pretty much anything.:thumbsup:
 
that vid was cool. I def think the te449 is a decent woods bike and works well doing it, only downside for me it its a little too tall for my 30" inseam. I first started riding with a 74 Yamaha enduro 125 which did me well at the time with a bald trials tire on it, so If i could do it anyone could take whatever they wanted in the woods becasue I am no pro rider by any means.
 
that vid was cool. I def think the te449 is a decent woods bike and works well doing it, only downside for me it its a little too tall for my 30" inseam. I first started riding with a 74 Yamaha enduro 125 which did me well at the time with a bald trials tire on it, so If i could do it anyone could take whatever they wanted in the woods becasue I am no pro rider by any means.
I can appreciate the inseam challenge. Mine 28" I do fall down sometimes because my feet don't reach the ground when I dab. Oh well It is a laugh for my buddies when I fall.:lol:
 
Mate that looks like a great place to live and ride-envy, envy.
Thanks for sharing.
Did a ride last Saturday with my old mates and some new chums. Really hard techo stuff, grade 4 and 5. One of the new chums had a 449 and it went really well, even in the really tight stuff-much impressed.
I am thinking Australia would be an awesome place to ride.
 
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