Joined Jan 2015
277 Posts | 157+
Winnipeg, Canada
Dood. Where are you located? I haven't seen this bike on Advrider, else it would have been sold by now.
Aberdeen as in Scotland? List on horizons unlimited.
Aberdeen as in Scotland? List on horizons unlimited.
I'm in Aberdeen SD USA
It's a great bike I hate to tear apart. Had few guys interested but all fell through. I just have too many machines and need to move stuff for new projects. I'm building custom snow bikes now and Need cash flow.
It's a great bike I hate to tear apart. Had few guys interested but all fell through. I just have too many machines and need to move stuff for new projects. I'm building custom snow bikes now and Need cash flow.
Joined Jan 2015
277 Posts | 157+
Winnipeg, Canada
Ah, SD. Okay, seriously, post it on Advrider in the Flea Market. Do a reasonable price. Take lots of photos. Emphasize the fact that it is street legal and uses mostly KTM parts. It will sell.
SO much easier that parting out. It doesn't look like you have a ton of extras on there, but if you were to have something special, say a steering damper, you generally make more money by removing it and selling separately.
Think of how long it would take to sell 50 separate parts rather than just waiting for the right buyer.
My $0.02
SO much easier that parting out. It doesn't look like you have a ton of extras on there, but if you were to have something special, say a steering damper, you generally make more money by removing it and selling separately.
Think of how long it would take to sell 50 separate parts rather than just waiting for the right buyer.
My $0.02
Selling should be easier, but I could well be interested in a spare motor. Tell me the hours and miles and about rebuilds, if any. Pm me with that and a price and I'll figure out shipping to San Antonio, TX.
I think this bike looks the business.... Following this thread and his other for sale thread... I currently have an 09 70* 450 which has been the best bike I've ever owned.... Some of you on here that really know a lot about these first gen Bergs should chime in.... I think this 650 would make a great dual sport / ADV bike.... I'm watching for that very reason.... Someone post up some useful info to help this guy out and enlighten those of us who don't know much about the first gen
Questions
What about parts availability? I know there are a few things on the first gens that will interchange with a KTM but the motor was totally Husaberg back then. And... How reliable are they?
What about parts availability? I know there are a few things on the first gens that will interchange with a KTM but the motor was totally Husaberg back then. And... How reliable are they?
Hello,
do you have the seat still for the bike? If so do you know if it will fit the 08 fe650 and if it will how much would you want for it shipped to 97502 Oregon USA?
Thanks
Jason
do you have the seat still for the bike? If so do you know if it will fit the 08 fe650 and if it will how much would you want for it shipped to 97502 Oregon USA?
Thanks
Jason
I love music FE 650
I haven't had mine long , I bought it with the intention of using it as a dual sport And so far have ridden it on the ice this winter and just rode it on our single track race course last weekend . Its been great ,it doesn't ride much different than my xc350 but has lots of power and is nimble enough to do 2' logs . I was also surprised by how Good the suspension is . I spent 1100$ on my Ktm to get it as nice .I really like it and in the research I did before buying it I pretty well learned that if you do the maintenance as it says in the manuals it last a long time . As far as parts I just phone my Ktm/Husaberg dealer and everything seems to still be available ,so far.
Punk
I haven't had mine long , I bought it with the intention of using it as a dual sport And so far have ridden it on the ice this winter and just rode it on our single track race course last weekend . Its been great ,it doesn't ride much different than my xc350 but has lots of power and is nimble enough to do 2' logs . I was also surprised by how Good the suspension is . I spent 1100$ on my Ktm to get it as nice .I really like it and in the research I did before buying it I pretty well learned that if you do the maintenance as it says in the manuals it last a long time . As far as parts I just phone my Ktm/Husaberg dealer and everything seems to still be available ,so far.
Punk
For those thinking to make an adv bike out of these one thing no one mentions is they have a steel subframe welded to the main frame that fully reinforces the whole rear fender! Should be great for baggage.
Joined Mar 2016
422 Posts | 175+
Burlington
Bike is pending sale. Should be gone to new home tomorrow as a complete great bike. Thanks for looking.
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