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Oh man! Hope your next ride goes better!
At least no injuries, correct?

Great pics & videos! What a beautiful weekend to ride. Carl! Did those guys hurt you?! Looks like you hung in there, man! How's the Husky running? I ended up riding, but instead of hitting Chadwick, I ended up riding the Randolph ORV area N of Manhattan with my brother, Kyle, and Luc. It was a TOTA...

Sounds like they are talking White Rock not Chadwick. I was in a hurry and mixed conversations. Sorry! Yeah--don't stay at Chadwick to ride NW AR! :oops: There are other good options, but the best lodging down there close to the riding is Mulberry Mountain Lodge. http://www.mulberrymountainlodge.co...

allkidd wrote:

carlrf wrote:When would you be leaving and returning? I am flexible on times and days BTW as I ummm "don't work anymore" .

We are thinking of riding Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Carl, I sent you a PM

OK thanks.

Saw your post and didn't want to ignore you as I would like to return to Chadwick sometime soon. But I think I might be better off going to Mulberry Mountain with "allkid" on my "debut" ride on the bikes I have. You might want to go with us too?

When would you be leaving and returning? I am flexible on times and days BTW as I ummm "don't work anymore" .

I think I can go but need lodging as opposed to camping. I am not set up to camp. Can you tell me exactly where I should make arramgents? The only accommodations I'm aware of that are actually close (less than 30 minutes) are these nice cabins right across the road from Chadwick OHV area. http://ou...

I think I can go but need lodging as opposed to camping. I am not set up to camp.
Can you tell me exactly where I should make arramgents?

Its all fun and games!

I hope you really don't mind all my posting. It gives me something to do. People In their right mind wouldn't concern themselves with the stuff I get into. And they are happier for it!

I am sure it is something I did!

I can still.see them but the sizes are too big on a few due to my inexperience. ?

Just wanted to see it again in the thread.

And you think this would be a "No Brainer" :x I did not receive any tools with the TE250 when purchased. I tried every socket that would remotely fit in the plug recess to no avail. The sockets would not go far enough into the plug recess to reach the hex on the plug. I even tried the Sparkplug wren...

I actually think I can make this one if you will have me!

This can be a handy dandy (expensive) little tool for brake and clutch bleeding. It's a combination wrench and check valve that allows 1 person brake bleeding, woohoo! I will take it! It comes in wrench size 3/8", 8mm, 10mm and 11mm. I only have the 8mm size as I needed it when bleeding the Miata br...

To be continued.........................

Broken plastic housing. Works but don't want to leave this to chance. http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m122/carlrf1/Husqvarna%20TE250/IMG-20151212-01601_zpspppu0sx8.jpg Around $20 at Dennis Kirk http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m122/carlrf1/Husqvarna%20TE250/T%20Cable_zps7crwotzy.jpg Replacement...

OK let's put some oil in this thing. This is the most expensive bottle of oil I have ever used, the sticker on the bottle says $14.95 :shock:. It came in the box of parts with the bike. I have always liked Spectro products but this is the only time the bike will see this stuff! http://i103.photobuck...

This is definitely belated as I have been busy getting retired :) . Of course the bottom skid plate bolts were tough coming out of their "Body Bolt Clips" , should I expect anything else? http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m122/carlrf1/Husqvarna%20TE250/body%20bolt%20clips_zps6sbnrmhr.jpg One of the...