Another old pristine Husky, a thing of beauty I tell ya, being born and raised here in Orange County Calif. my friends & I have been to Malcom’s motorcycle shop so many times during the 70’s & 80’s at in Riverside, Calif., certainly an iconic shop here in So. Cal., he’s always been a well respected man amongst the motocross racers and the community in general, he was a great desert racer as well, everybody loved that dude.

I been buying vintage bikes for 20 years, couldn't resist buying complete nice examples. I consider these bikes mechanical pieces of art that I really love.

This is even more exciting than the house explosion that occurred in my home state a couple of hours ago! Owww! Look at how good looking this bike is! Even if the condition was not better than showroom (did they HAVE showrooms?) it is incredible. Now I can watch the press conference of the firefighters.

My friend had the 400. I had a 250 CZ . Great days

That is one gorgeous vintage 2 stroke MX Classic, that will never get old in the eyes of any Motorcycle Lover. On any given Sunday is one of my favorite movies. I like the second movie too. Those movies never get old. That bike is awesome!

My dad raced these in the seventies, scared the c*** out of me

Big wow factor! I never knew they made bikes with a high low shift in them. I learn a lot from the professor and the rest of you all.

My buddy Bill Duffner from DeSoto Mo always had a lot of fast dirt bikes. He got a 360 husky around 1971 it was totally sweet and was bad ass. It was one of his favorites.

Y'all have the coolest 1970s off road and Enduro bikes I have ever seen at 64years old i remember most all of these when they were the latest thing and owned several and a1970 triumph 650bonneville

Oh it's a noisy bugger! But I love it .WOW!😮

Love the bikes 🏍️

Those chrome accent gas tanks were great, I remember the Elsinore chromes also

On any Sunday bike! So cool. The mirror tank is so badass.

One beautiful looking Husky!! On Any Sunday is a great movie!!

I worked on malcolm smith's new house in riverside california in the mid 90's he also has a motorcycle shop here cool place.

Love watching great stuff WOW

My brother Lonnie actually owned a Malcolm Smith 360 husky, i think a 72 from k&n in Riverside California, I think the salesman's name was Monte Or Marty, He got it for Christmas from mom, she made a black light map On that fuzzy material with black light paint, We stored it at the neighbors And he had to follow the map to find the bike, My mom was a gangster. And she was are set up race mechanic to, His first race At our local race track Perris raceway, 1st Trophy, The bike was a tractor, flat track on nobbies .

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I had the Heikko Mikkola purple 1976 🟣 CR 360 gp was like a 250 on steroids then . Light weight 6 speed fast .

Very cool! I think it would be GREAT if you guys would make follow up videos on what these bikes actually sold for! 🤟

I don't think Husky used plastic fenders in 71.

Ken, you are dropping some sweet vids today!

Is that ya new semi in the background ?

Sorry but I broke my back and had a spinal cord injury on a 1972 El Bandido 360 Husqvarna in 1995 it still had the little rubber bands coming off of the tires I loved it the Lord let me walk again! A guy come out and ripped me off and bought both my 650 Triumph and a Husqvarna for $900 I couldn't walk I had to sell my horse. I had a wife and four kids! I leaned out the door hanging onto the wall ov my log cabin as he drove away !!.. I seen him a couple years later at a motorcycle swap meet with my motorcycles on display!! he couldn't even look at me. I said Hey do you remember me? he low-balled me and I took the $900.00 it had a wife and 4 kids to feed. back in those days we didn't have the internet I didn't know what stuff was worth anyways still got metal rods up my spine and half paralyzed legs but I still ride motorcycle

Lolipop

That bolt behind the gastank 😄

Grail!

Beautiful bike and fast, I rode one back when I was a kid and I basically shit my pants 🤣, big scary bike 🤗😄