• 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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    Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been working to migrate the site to a free cloud compute instance so that Woodschick and Dirtdame no longer have to fund it. At the same time, I’ve updated the site to a current version of XenForo (the discussion software it runs on). The previous version was outdated and no longer supported.

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250-500cc WR300 parts & accessories

Flyin

Flyin

Husqvarna
AA Class
I'm picking up my 300 tonight :D

Can everyone with a 300 post what aftermarket parts they
are using, and some reviews of those parts.

I've located a US vendor for mecasystems, but they are a bit pricey.

Skidplates, rad guards, and frame guards are going to be my first mods.

Thanks
 
I'm using Motosportz skid plate, radiator guards and axle nut. All 3 components are great quality and installed perfectly. They have withstood some real abuse here in the PNW mountians.

My next Husky will also sport these items.

I also have the 7602 Racing carb filter kit. After continually seeing dirt in my carb I find this a 'must do' mod.

All I really need now is a pipe guard. After I get a new pipe, that is.
 
Flyin, Motosportz has some stuff as listed by PC. You can also try Halls and Taskys. Oh.. I am looking into the 300 myself so please give us a ride report asap, thanks, John
 
Radiator guards from Motosportz which are the best on the market IMO:

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Frame guards from Acerbis (discontinued):
Skid plate from Uptite (also fits WR 250), awesome piece of engineering and expertly crafted:

frameandskid.jpg
 
rancher1;37287 said:
Yes kelly has some more with the rear brace, you just have to ask ! :thumbsup:
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Sorry, I should have said "mine" don't have the rear brace. Mine were actually sized for the 4 stroke bikes with the fans, hence the rear brace is omitted.
 
They are super strong regardless of rear brace or not. The embossed ridges are an engineered feature that make them very strong in side crush type impacts. :thumbsup:
 
Motosportz;37308 said:
They are super strong regardless of rear brace or not. The embossed ridges are an engineered feature that make them very strong in side crush type impacts. :thumbsup:
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I can vouch for the strength of these units. Initially, I thought I needed one with a rear brace. When I felt how thick and sturdy these non-braced units were, I saw no need for the additional installation hassle and clutter of the rear brace. There are plenty of cheaper, thinner units available that are useless without a rear brace, but these Motosportz units are the real deal! MUCH higher quality than most others. :thumbsup:
 
krieg;37311 said:
I can vouch for the strength of these units. Initially, I thought I needed one with a rear brace. When I felt how thick and sturdy these non-braced units were, I saw no need for the additional installation hassle and clutter of the rear brace. There are plenty of cheaper, thinner units available that are useless without a rear brace, but these Motosportz units are the real deal! MUCH higher quality than most others. :thumbsup:
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thanks man. :cheers:

Kelly
 
So what's the part number for the rad guards with the brace.
Any option for a black skidplate?
 
Wellsy;39227 said:
I'm also looking at the WR300, does anyone know of any frame guards that will work?
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CH member, (and sponsor) 'Husky Sport' can hook you up with a really
trick pair of stainless ones. He's in the UK,...drop him a PM.
 
I saw the WR300 for the first time on Saturday. I sure wanted to take it home with me. Just reading this thread as part of my decision process with respect to aftermarket support. I Was wondering who makes a pipe guard? Does the silencer have an approved spark arrestor?
 
BikeSDP;39402 said:
I saw the WR300 for the first time on Saturday. I sure wanted to take it home with me. Just reading this thread as part of my decision process with respect to aftermarket support. I Was wondering who makes a pipe guard? Does the silencer have an approved spark arrestor?
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I got a P3 CF pipe guard through Eric Pirie:

http://pirieperfprod.com/p32strokepipeguard.html

A bit pricey but very thick and durable-looking.

And yes, mine came with a big ol' Krizman Turbine Core S/A silencer
very similar to the one on my old '03 KTM 300 EXC.
 

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