Husqvarna TE630

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well, I officially belong to this thread now. Well sort of, money sent bike will be here before Thanksgiving. I am excited to ride my (new to me) TE630!!!

I am in cali and the bike in Texas. Thought about riding it back but time does not allow! Looking forward to getting it, like Christmas in November!!!!!!

Lots of question will be coming!!!

I'm so glad you bought it, kept me from buying another!!!!

Just doing my part! Glad to be of service!!

One last ride before the snow flies here in MN and WI




My friend scaled an oak tree about 30 feet up and took this image in his visor of the road which I thought was pretty cool..

Wonderful pictures and luring roads!!!!!

He climbed the tree in full gear? Talk about ATGATT :). Nice photos

It isn't the first time I've seen him do something like this!

Only bike at work today. A bit chilly in the morning but beautiful midday.

Haven't seen this posted here yet: http://motocrossactionmag.com/home-page/swm-speedy-works-motors-to-make-a-comeback That 3rd bike down looks like a TE630 if I've ever seen one. This bike may not be an orphan afterall!

Hopefully your friend will still be alive when the Apes take over our planet. He'd fit right in :)

SWEET!! That is a 630.....probably an SM but still great! We could have a source for parts!! FANTASTIC!!!

That is very cool. We could end up with a franken-bike with old body parts and new motor internals.

naw.. he is just trying to show me he is capable of a few peak scrambles next summer with me.. non motorized travel!

Like this one



or this one

Here is a photo from the other side

from here with larger photo http://canadamotoguide.com/2014/11/07/eicma-the-other-marques/

So does this SWM brand have a website? I couldn't find it?!

No idea.looks like some updated or tweaked plastics on the SWM. Wonder if they fixed the side stand. Lol.

Doesn't look like they did much. They still have that weird chain guide. (I put a TM works on mine because I just didn't trust the original would survive long off-road)

yup.. that factory chain guide will most likely have a bearing failure in anything resembling off-road.. at least mine did on my TE.

Funny, I'm still running the stock chain guide. 6K miles, 95% off pavement.

But yeah, if you hit something with it you're likely to tweak it.