2011 HUSABERG LINEUP
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FS 570 imported to US and street legal.
FE 570 street legal.
FE450 and 390 EPA legal only.
New Graphics.
All models now will have the FX closed cartridge forks.
Reinforcing around steering head area to improve feel.
More to come..........
FE 570 street legal.
FE450 and 390 EPA legal only.
New Graphics.
All models now will have the FX closed cartridge forks.
Reinforcing around steering head area to improve feel.
More to come..........
I only ask, cause I just "made" my 2009 street legal here in Colorado... and I am registering it tomorrow.
Then I decide to move to Washington State in a few months, and apparently they might not let me register it there :angry:
Then I decide to move to Washington State in a few months, and apparently they might not let me register it there :angry:
I don't know how it works in Washington, but, here in the Peoples Republik of Kaleefornia this is how it works.
Let's say I bought a car out of state, b/c I lived there. I just have to have had the vehicle registered in that state for 2 years I think or 12,000 miles, and I can walk into my AAA office and do a direct transfer to my beautiful state's plates with no inspection.
However, if I were you, I would just keep it registered in Colorado until you get hassled by the man. Even then, you just tell them I have a "vacation" home in Colorado and just brought the bike over here for repairs since it broke when I was on vacation. As long as your registration is current, and you have valid insurance, it should be of no consequence.
Check out the WA vehicle code, it has to be on the web. Or better yet, talk to a local dirt bike dealer, I'm sure they'll be able to help you out.
Let's say I bought a car out of state, b/c I lived there. I just have to have had the vehicle registered in that state for 2 years I think or 12,000 miles, and I can walk into my AAA office and do a direct transfer to my beautiful state's plates with no inspection.
However, if I were you, I would just keep it registered in Colorado until you get hassled by the man. Even then, you just tell them I have a "vacation" home in Colorado and just brought the bike over here for repairs since it broke when I was on vacation. As long as your registration is current, and you have valid insurance, it should be of no consequence.
Check out the WA vehicle code, it has to be on the web. Or better yet, talk to a local dirt bike dealer, I'm sure they'll be able to help you out.
so all 570's are street legal by default? so there should be no extra charge on the fe?
I know i live too close to california to be that lucky
I know i live too close to california to be that lucky
No confirmation of a 2-stroke. The only 570's available for 2011 are the street legal version of the FE and the supermoto. They are not giving any indication of price yet.
Putting a KTM 2 Stroke in blue plastic and selling it as a Husaberg is about as lame as it gets. Got to love those executive decisions. Since the big dealers are selling both bikes (KTM and Berg) it also doesn't make a lot of sence although the smaller dealers selling Berg only might benefit. Oh wait most of those guys hae been forced out. lol
Does anyone know when Australia gets the 2011 FE 450 holding off till then, think it would bo a great Finke desert racee bike
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