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Husqvarna 900R video
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2011 6:14 pm
by QuietMonkey
promo vid for the Husky 900R Nuda ... a little more interesting than there chainsaws...
but then again if it was a 900cc 2-stroke it'd be a great reminder of the full power of a chainsaw with wheels... but they're probably building 4-stroke chainsaws now too... :sniff:
Re: Husqvarna 900R video
Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 4:04 pm
by HYPERR
QuietMonkey wrote:
but then again if it was a 900cc 2-stroke
Re: Husqvarna 900R video
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 4:30 am
by High_Side
Damned if this one isn't starting to grow on me too. Another bike that looks better is straight black though....
Re: Husqvarna 900R video
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 5:29 am
by HYPERR
High_Side wrote:Damned if this one isn't starting to grow on me too. Another bike that looks better is straight black though....
Not the prettiest bike by any stretch of the imagination but compared to the Diavel, it almost looks as good as a NR750 or a 916.
Re: Husqvarna 900R video
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 3:56 pm
by QuietMonkey
HYPERR wrote:QuietMonkey wrote:
but then again if it was a 900cc 2-stroke
pardon me.. i was just dreaming of the good ol' days
and the rare moments when they break through into the present, like when Renault F1 engineer used a 2-stroke 700cc (or was it 800cc?) Polaris snowmobile engine as the motor for his Formula Extreme class racing bike... his name was Tulie and he called it a Tularis... let's see...
hmm.. vid from a fairly recent issue of MCN:
Re: Husqvarna 900R video
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 5:21 am
by HYPERR
I always thought the H2 would get the starring role if they ever made a movie called "The Attack of the Killer Chainsaws".
Re: Husqvarna 900R video
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 2:37 pm
by QuietMonkey
HYPERR wrote:I always thought the H2 would get the starring role if they ever made a movie called "The Attack of the Killer Chainsaws".
So much for a Husky Nuda thread
since i remembered a nice 2-stroke Kawi Triple (H2 750) in a '90s era ZX7R chassis featured in Cycle Canada a few years ago. A great blend of 1970s crazy engine with solid '90s chassis.
let's see what google finds... yep, here's a zx7 with h1 or h2 engine: