This is awesome! Thank you soo much for posting

great video! Good, clear instruction. THanks!

Husqvarna 350s seem to be more popular now than KTMs. When I got my 17, it was usually the only Husqvarna 350 on DS rides with over one hundred riders. Now they’re popping up often. An old friend that won multiple 125 SX races, now races a Husqvarna 350 against the 450 at the Sunday SX next day events and holeshots and still has his winning ways. Smart choice.

@ProjectMillennialFalcon

3 жыл бұрын

In 2020 HSQ separated the 350 into the fe350 and fe350s. The s comes street legal from the factory with CARB compliant stuff on it. I bought the non-S because we don’t plan on doing much (if any) street riding or dual sporting.

@Papparratzi

3 жыл бұрын

Project Millennial Falcon The FE 350 has the same carb stuff. Where it differs is in the ECU mapping, map switch that aren’t available on the S model. Also dropping the additional lights, brackets and wiring eliminates 8 pounds. So yeah, if your not in need of a California plate, it’s better to go with it. Now if you decide to eliminate the carb stuff, you’ll save a couple more pounds but it won’t gain any power. If you’re interested in an racetrack smog elimination kit, I can point you in the right direction.

I just picked up my 2020 FE 350 today and the shop forgot (I'm giving them the benefit of doubt here) to give me the owners manual so this video was very helpful, thanks.

@Papparratzi

3 жыл бұрын

I’d highly recommend ordering the service manual disk. Got mine at RMATVMC for under $25 And yes, your bike should have been delivered with a nice owners manual in a binder with spare fuel filters and a few other things.

@nbrider7235

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I've let the shop know I'm not overly happy about the "oversight" and expect them to get me a manual ASAP. Question - how do you turn on the headlight?

@MotoWorld777

3 жыл бұрын

@@Papparratzi mine came with a box full of stuff- mirrors, signals, manual, etc. Yea, make sure you ask for it!

@jeremymattsson6565

3 жыл бұрын

The newer models came with Owners manual only online, Think its from 2020

I would lay the bike on it's side before removing filter cover, as manual states. Less messy since there really isn't any oil in there. Just enough to dribble down the side and make a mess

Does chelsea swing both ways?

skid-plate first then warm up... if that helps for next time :)

@dirtypixeladv

2 жыл бұрын

Good call! My aftermarket plate is more "fun" to remove (or maybe it's user error), so I'm definately taking this advice to avoid burn city.

Your husband posted this on a FB group. Job well done. Chelsea you're going to get millions of views.

@Papparratzi

3 жыл бұрын

Believable and like able for sure

Nice video. Instead of leaning the bike you can fill up the new filter with oil and put it in right away

Hi, great vid, do you mind if I ask how tall you are and did you have the bike lowered at all, I am thinking of getting one of these but I do suffer from short legs. Thanks.

What is the interval to change oil and filter

The oil drain plug Does it need to be grease on it ?

Great Video, what bark busters are those? And what fender eliminator kit do you have? They both look great!

@ProjectMillennialFalcon

3 жыл бұрын

The hand guards are acerbis x-factor. I don’t have a fender eliminator, stock fe350, not the fe350s (which comes street legal).

Can somebody help me? Remove a screw that is below the carter, a spring and a ball came out, but do not pay attention which one is inserted first when closing again.

I am wondering: I want to buy an fe 350 and use it 90% in the city and then maybe go through the woods on the weekend. Do you think I still need to pay attention to the 10-15 hrs oil change interval or this only meant for heavy enduro action? for cruising it seems a bit crazy to me. thanks :)

@TEKKYTWO

11 ай бұрын

I have an FE 350 and you definitely need to stick to the 10-15 hrs oil change interval. That is if you want to take good care of it

How tall are you? Please answer

Thinking about getting the FE350s. Would you mind if I asked how tall you are? Did you do anything to the bike to lower it? The only thing that is keeping me from jumping is the height.

@ProjectMillennialFalcon

3 жыл бұрын

Chelsea is 5'6 and about 140lbs with a 29" inseam. We used the 30mm zeta internal lowering kit for the fork and shock, re-sprung for her weight, paired with a 15mm lower seat and it made a huge difference. She use to tip over all the time if she didn't perfectly plan where to stop, now she almost never tips over. I'm a firm believer that the most important modification to a bike is a properly set up suspension. the zeta kit is the best way to lower a bike without compromising handling.

@jenniferj.3068

3 жыл бұрын

@@ProjectMillennialFalcon Thank you so much! This was exactly what I needed to know. I'm 5'6 as well, same inseam. This info was the last bit I needed before pulling the trigger on one.

@ProjectMillennialFalcon

3 жыл бұрын

@@jenniferj.3068 no problem! hit us up if you're ever riding the PNW

@caiuspreda

3 жыл бұрын

I' m 5'5 and with a 29-30 inseam. I haven't lowered the bike. As long as you can reach with a foot on one side you're good to go. The bike is very light and not intimidating at all.

👍👍👍👍

Baby , U R a Husqy 350 or more . wish you stay like that for a very very long long time ...... U R Beautiful mama... :)

Wear some gloves! 🧤 😎

@ProjectMillennialFalcon

2 жыл бұрын

Gloves were in short supply when we filmed this thanks to COVID lol