FE600S info required (1998+)

my first berg was was a 98 fe600e elduro. i remember trying to research bergs before buying it and no love. in the 3 years i had it, i never heard of a '98 s model, but info was scarce in those days.

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Its a person from Poland what he have parts and motorbikes for sale check on Facebook his name

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Its a person from Poland what he have parts and motorbikes for sale check on Facebook his name

Here is a 99 FS for sale in California, nifty and looks very clean

https://bakersfield.craigslist.org/mcy/d/lebec-1999-husaberg-fs-600e/7249368467.html

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Its a nother model here what someone sale tel what is FE but its motard and 501 wearing big tank

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Looks to have an FCR, crappy big gun, missing air filter, and general incompetent previous maintenance....typical "low hour" bike!:help:

My FX tank decal is still hanging on for dear life, might be one of the last

The "FS" was a U.S. only model available in 1998 and 1999. It came as a 600. FS600e. I have never seen any sales or other literature on these models nor have I seen one in person. I have read a magazine test on the 1998 model and it was posted on the internet at one time. The picture from that article is still floating around.

The FS was a street legal dual sport model. An FE with blinkers. A Euro spec model. To make it U.S. street legal emissions friendly the Dellorto carb was substituted with a U.S. made Edelbrock Quicksilver. These were the only factory dual sports ever available in the U.S. up until the 2011 FE570 came along.

The only official mention of the FS was in the 1999 Workshop Manual. In the General Information section it states; Dual Sport USA FS600: Edelbrock Quicksilver 38 and then provides the jetting specs. Thats it.

The fuel tank was the regular large FE type, not the smaller FC version.

It was not a supermoto.

Supermoto wheels were only available as a H-Line accessory up to the 2000 model year when a factory, non-street legal, Supermoto was then introduced. This applies only to the U.S. Not so sure about the RoW.

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Its this??

Taffy said:

thanks Eric

so you'd say the 1999 'advertised' further up is probably a true model. 21" and 18" wheels?

regards

Taffy

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Yes.