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2011 Husqvarna TXC i250F Review

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Duken4evr · 08-15-2011, 09:55 PM

Seems like a lot of stuff that should have been closer out of the box. There is just no excuse for the suspension not being reasonably close to right these days. How hard is it to select a proper spring rate? Simple stuff really.

I generally like Husky and like that they have moved on to KYB from the Marzocchi forks. Never rode behind a set of those that I liked. KYB way more better. In the end, a cool bike that needs more setup than it should. Typical Husky, but I like 'em anyway.

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08-15-2011, 09:55 PM	#2
Duken4evr Founding Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Parker, CO Posts: 706	Seems like a lot of stuff that should have been closer out of the box. There is just no excuse for the suspension not being reasonably close to right these days. How hard is it to select a proper spring rate? Simple stuff really. I generally like Husky and like that they have moved on to KYB from the Marzocchi forks. Never rode behind a set of those that I liked. KYB way more better. In the end, a cool bike that needs more setup than it should. Typical Husky, but I like 'em anyway.