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HashPappiesOP06 Husky SM610•

Selling my bike cause I'm going to be moving at the end of the year to east coast and can't take it with me. It started tugging at my heartstrings when uploading the pics on Craigslist. If anyone's looking for a badass supermoto or knows anyone looking for one, please get the word out.

Thanks

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nchilds982001 WR426•

Frickin sexy bike bra. I'd be seriously tempted if I wasn't in Illinois.

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HashPappiesOP06 Husky SM610•

I'm moving to Ohio by the end of the year. I could trailer it there if you promise to buy it when I pass by, haha. :P

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Towelbit•

I live in Ohio. You can just drop it off at my crib.

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HashPappiesOP06 Husky SM610•

Or better yet, fly on out and enjoy the ride back :D

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nchilds982001 WR426•

How much power does it make? I think my WR426 is between 40-45hp and weighs 270 wet. Curious what that bike makes. Can never have too much power

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HashPappiesOP06 Husky SM610•

IIRC it's around the 50ish range. Weight is about the same if not just a bit more. But since it's a bigger cylinder, torque would be definitely more.

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xTurnerCRF250L•

Where you at in Illinois? Northern, southern?

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nchilds982001 WR426•

If your looking for hooligans to ride with, I'm in Saint Charles basically

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xTurnerCRF250L•

Not too far, I'm up by Rockford.

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jamfanadventureman2015 DRZ400S(SM), crf250l (sold)•

isn't that a lot of miles on a bike like this?

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HashPappiesOP06 Husky SM610•

Not really. Single cylinders do tend to be a bit more sensitive to mileage, but 10k doesn't mean it's like a 100k I4.

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asteli•

They tend to need cam chains after 10k miles or so. Good check to do is to remove the cam chain tensioner, let it go all the way out, push it back in and see how much slack is in the chain. If you can push the tensioner nearly all the way in, it's time for a new cam chain.

Source: am doing cam chain on a te610 @ ~12kmi

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HashPappiesOP06 Husky SM610•

Bike's sold.

Thanks.

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