GNC Effort

LINEAWEAVER

Joined Jul 2001

3K Posts | 1+

El Sobrante, Ca. 94803

Discussion Starter
• Aug 24, 2004

• #1

Husaberg friends and family,
After nearly a four year hiatus I am seriously considering my options regarding a possible return to GNC level dirttrack. Unfortunately it does not seem likely said return will be aboard Husaberg equipment as financial assistance to field said marque is hard to come by.

Stop! Do not get the wrong idea as I will continue my support as an Authorized Husaberg Special Services Dealer and as always, "whatever your Husaberg need, be it reliability and / or performance my services shall remain available to you.

Thank you in advance for your anticipated support.

Related thread

Sincerely,
Dale

Comments, criticism, support and general feedback are encouraged.

 

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HusaStarts

Joined Nov 2003

58 Posts | 9+

Camarillo Ca. USA

• Aug 24, 2004

• #2

Hello Dale,
I hope you do return to gnc level dirttrack. I'd rather see it with husaberg, but I would be equally interested to see what you could do
with any other make bike. Count on my support & I look forward to
seeing what you can put together.

Good luck

Phil

 

LINEAWEAVER

Joined Jul 2001

3K Posts | 1+

El Sobrante, Ca. 94803

Discussion Starter
• Aug 24, 2004

• #3

Hi Phil,
Thank you for your words of encouragement.

My objective:

Highland 60 Degree V-2 Dirttracker

Sincerely,
Dale

 

Taffy

Joined Nov 2001

17K Posts | 774+

Ely, England

• Aug 24, 2004

• #4

i used to race against a bloke years ago on a hedlund from sweden-is that the same thing?

oh and BTW, good luck dale!

Taffy

 

Parsko

Joined Mar 2003

582 Posts | 2+

Waterbury, Connecticut, USA

• Aug 24, 2004

• #5

That is one beautifull machine!!!

Dale, is it going to be your own body that you are going to beat up on the track, or are you just the support mechanism?

Good luck sir!!!!

-Parsko

 

LINEAWEAVER

Joined Jul 2001

3K Posts | 1+

El Sobrante, Ca. 94803

Discussion Starter
• Aug 24, 2004

• #6

Parsko said:

That is one beautifull machine!!!

Dale, is it going to be your own body that you are going to beat up on the track, or are you just the support mechanism?

Good luck sir!!!!

-Parsko

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Hi Luke,
If I can indeed pull this all together a current GNC contender will be put in the saddle. My objective is to present a first class effort which will be beneficial to all parties involved.

Dirttrack is by and large an untapped market offering high exposure for reasonable cost. Proper handling of such an opportunity could provide tremendous exposure to those companies willing to make the investment.

Sponsors need not be limited to the motorcycle industry as dirttrack fans brush their teeth, drive cars, wash their clothes, etc. just like fans of NASCAR do.

Thank you all for the kind words and support.
Sincerely,
Dale

 

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UnkleMoose

Joined Apr 2002

514 Posts | 0+

Brentwood, CA.

• Aug 24, 2004

• #7

DALE BEST OF LUCK with your new racing project. Hope everything comes together and please keep us all posted.

Kraig

 

husabutt

Joined Feb 2003

3K Posts | 384+

Escondido, Ca. USA

• Aug 24, 2004

• #8

Dale:

May your new endeavor bring you much success and more importantly happiness in knowing you are doing what you want to do!

If you can do a fraction for Highland of what you have done for Husaberg then all I can say is Json hurry up and get the Highland.org domain name registered.

I sincerely hope that your affliation with Husaberg continues.

Good luck,

Eric

 

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Grok

Joined Jun 2001

590 Posts | 0+

Victoria Canada

• Aug 24, 2004

• #9

:tongue1: What a :m: : :n: :s: :t: :e: :r:!

Who's got the butt-clenching muscles to ride that! Or are you using velcro to hold the guy on?

Say goodbye to all your free time and Good Luck!

 

FC501EAST

Joined Mar 2002

438 Posts | 0+

SCARBOROUGH, ME.

• Aug 24, 2004

• #10

Hi, Dale....

Best of luck in this effort. That's a pretty awesome looking piece of equipment. I've had the nearly identical pic up as a desktop since Highland put it on their website. Reminds me of the old Triumphs, Beezers, and snortin' Nortons I rode in the early '60s!!
Give 'em hell, kid!!! :blob6:

 

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t-jet-tim

Joined Jan 2004

695 Posts | 0+

USA

• Aug 24, 2004

• #11

You will probably want to move both mufflers
to the right side.We always tore the left side
of the bike up more.

 

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DezDuster

Joined Nov 2001

350 Posts | 3+

Las Vegas, NV

• Aug 24, 2004

• #12

Good move. Another "H" bike destined for GNC success. Go for it Dale!