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Husky 250 CR
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Love those forward mounted shocks.
CT1B, CT1C, JT1, JT2, DT360A, GT80B, DT100B, DT125B,
DT175B, DT175C, DT250B, DT400B, Z50, SCR950
Someday, you'll own some Yamahas
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1981 DT175H
1972 DT2 250
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The black air filter cover was a 77 model feature... other than than yours looks like a 76. That tiny muffler is very rare so don't toss it.
Rear fender is probably broken because it's a very quick, light bike... easy to loop over backwards if you grab a handful of throttle and the rear tire grabs traction, even at higher speeds.
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If you need cables you might find the ones people sell are not quite right... but you can modify new ones sold to fit. It was a transition bike with some of the new ideas (like front wheel with brake on left) that made it to the 77 models. Air filter cover is not original which is strange because it looks like rest of bike is.
Be careful with kick starter. Crap design. it hits shifter as a "stop" at bottom of travel which beats the hell out of shift shaft bushing in case and can break case. 1978 kick start lever is much better but hard to find.
DO NOT remove kick shaft from splines without marking and researching! It is a pain to install and time correctly. If you don't install it right you will blow the case cover to hell. Cover can be removed with kick start and shifter left in place. They come off with cover.
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