Every Mod - Husky 701 ADV Bike Build
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- A couple of thousand dollars later the Husqvarna 701 adventure build is finally complete. Rade Garage, Seat Concepts, Vanasche Motorsports and many more brands make up all the mods that I’ve done to this capable platform.
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Johannes, I feel the same way about crash bars. I like my bikes as light as possible.
Hi Johannes, now it`s time for the long trip´s. Enjoy! Best Regards, Alfred
Yes, we are leaving in just a few weeks. I've been following your trip by the pics you've shared on IG - looked really nice!
@@JohannesDalenMC It was amazing - but one downside...
I WILL MORE OF THIS !
Very good appetite all your work & time Cheers
I'll show some mods in a month. :-) I use the Carpe Iter control with an android tab and like it.
Looking forward to it Sven!
Great work Johannes, thanks. “I will not spend another cent on this bike.” Yeah, right! 🤣🤣🤣. Also…it took me a long time to come around to the idea of dump tuning my bikes but in my experience it’s well worth it if you have a good operator. Thanks again!
Hehe, that's why I said I didn't promise anything. Already looking at a steering damper and a GPS, but I don't really consider them as a bike upgrade as those can be moved to the next bike as well!
What is a dump tune? I have an idea, but ..
@@JohannesDalenMC sorry, damn this autocorrect…DYNO tune!
Looking good Johannes. If definitely recommend the carpe iter although it is an awful lot of money.... The terrain command controllers with an active tab would also be a good combo I think. My only concern would be charging. I've had issues in the past with damp usb sockets which almost left me unable to charge my phone and nav devices. That's the reason I went for the carpe over another solution. I had good results recently using a wireless charging head from quad lock with a second mobile phone running for nav.
Only other thing I can see you might want as you progress with your riding on the husky is a scotts damper. Mine has saved me countless times and is highly recommend one! Nice thing about it is you only buy one in your lifetime and can change it across your bikes....
Thanks a lot for chiming in Tom!
The issue you mention with charging is one of the main reasons why I still consider the Carpe. The USB socket isn't waterproof and I can imagine that being problematic in heavy rain. On the other side, I've also read people complaining about the charging solution on the Carpe.
Thanks for the tip regarding the Scotts damper - I will buy one sooner or later and I'm happy to hear you've found it helpful. I don't consider a damper an upgrade to the bike since it can be moved to the next bike as you say.
Just a tip. Use dielectric grease in USB port that are exposed to the elements. I use Marine grade USB chargers and 12v socks and dab the grease inside of them. Same for the cables themselves. No issues rain or shine.
Will prevent shorts as well as corrosion.
Awesome build man. Congratulations on a well done project. I used a few of the same mods as you on the SM version. I love these bikes... Cheers
Thanks!
Not sure how updated you are on my videos, but this 701 is sold and I’m currently building out a T7 and will soon do a minor build on a Husky FE350 😊
you can fit a gear lever off a exc,moves gear lever slightly forward 👌🏼
Thanks for the tip!
It's certainly looking very nice 🥰
I agree Jason, and you know what? That's actually something I appreciate. As mentioned I'm more function oriented than looks, but looks matters too!
😁 have enjoyed watching this build mate. Am getting close to completion on my 701 too! Will be sure to post a video of it soon ;). Would be good to ride together one day
Happy to hear! Let me know when the video is live - Looking forward to your build.
Hi, I like your videos 👍 I think I would have bought a slightly more powerful brake pedal that does not bend if you overturn.
Thank you Viggo!
That's a good suggestion, the brake pedal is really soft, bent it back a few times already.
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Looks nice 🤩👍
Thank you Gurra!
Coober ECU? Just kidding, but I had to test your resolve lol. The bike looks outstanding. It’s one of my favorite 690s/701s I have seen. 👍🏾
Hehe, I had to check Coober out - ‘luckily’ they don’t have one for the EURO5 701.
Thanks, I think it looks sweet too, a combination between being clean yet still used hard!
@@JohannesDalenMC agreed. The other two I really like are the 690 build Upshift online did about 5 months ago and Child of Chaos’ build. Yours is right there too though in my opinion.
@@urbanadventurer5 Thank you 🙂
@@JohannesDalenMC no problem at all my friend. I have truly enjoyed watching you build it, so thank you actually. I have learned a lot in the process.
@@JohannesDalenMC I do have one question though if you don’t mind? As your riding skills on the 701 improve, do you think you will ultimately end up riding the DRZ less and less given how good the 701 is and how many modern features it has?
Start with the samsung running DMD2, and get a controller (or two). If you really like it, you can always upgrade to the robert-level, i mean Boss level, Carpe Iter. basically, make sure you like the DMD(2) before spending Carpe Iter money. And decide which controller you want.
Thanks for chiming in. I actually have experience with the DMD2 - I'm running an older Samsung phone as my GPS. If I can find a cheap and used Active 3 tab, I can give it a try before going full Robert!
The only drawback to the Samsung is how to charge it when it's raining. The USB socket isn't waterproof. Got any ideas?
@@JohannesDalenMC no real ideals. I have the AJP with a custom housing. Supposedly waterproof now but the tablet isn’t easy to remove. Carpe iter better at that.
Do those white shrouds come with the rally fairing kit ?
On the tower? the shrouds are included, but not in white, transparent, I painted them.
Hi Johannes, love your videos, especially because I am the same height. I may want to get the same footpegs as you. What exactly is that brand, and where can I get them? Thanks.
Thank you Nico, thank you very much for the kind words!
These are the Bosley pegs, made by Radan. You need to e-mail him at an address that I have linked in the description box under a video about them - If you search for it you’ll find it 😊
What ratio you are aiming at adventure/rally with this setup?
When in adventure ho do you deal with refueling considering luggage, and what's the service intervals between your husky and let's say a honda crf300 rally, as I cannot make my mind up 👍😁🤔
That is a very good question!
I keep my bike as light as possible, without racks and crash guards. That will make the bike as ready for rally as it can be. If I'm about to leave on an adventure trip, I will put on less aggressive tires, and if I'm going to attend a rally, I will put on very aggressive tires. The rest of the bike remains "ready to race".
Refueling the bike is no problem, just get luggage that doesn't cover the rear completely or can easily be removed.
Service intervals on the 701 is every 10k km, the crf300 is every 12k.
Have you considered any graphics kit? Even if it looks quite clean also just in white.
There’s a lot of really cool kits out there, but I’d honestly rather spend that cash on fuel. I don’t care too much about the looks, but I agree with you, it looks really nice in all white. I got the inspiration from a guy named Roland Peelen, he made this all white rally 701 that looked fantastic.
Is the problem with the clutch slave cylinder fixed on these newer bikes? I heard people are replacing it with an Oberon slave cylinder. I'm trading in my 790 adventure for an 2021 ktm 690 enduro tomorrow, and then I'll start ordering some mods :)
Nice, congrats on the new bike!
I’m 95% sure they’ve finally fixed it. Haven’t heard about anyone having issues with the slave anymore. Good luck on the modding, let me know how you like the bike 🙂
Did you experience any difference in handlebar vibration with the added handguards?
I drove a 2022 690 last weekend and it was a bit buzzy. 😅
T700 owner wanting to do the weightloss 😉
No I don’t think that made too much of a difference. It’s more vibey than a twin, but for a single this big, it’s really smooth. You’ll get used to it 😁
Good luck, Johannes!
@@JohannesDalenMC thanks, the DR650 vibrates less in the handlebars. But i think the 701 engine is smoother. Just a bad decision on the engine as stressed member. I prefer the Double cradle frame, that's one of the reasons (like a 500 exc)
Johannes... you have recently been riding offroad.... why oh why would you go for a 701 and a T7?
Why didn't you start with a 250 or 350.
It's mind boggling.
I have ridden bikes here in Africa for just over 30 years (and I'm no slouch) and nothing was ever over a 525 cc which was way too much bike. I too an a big fellow, (6 6" 112 kg)
My ideal enduro bikes are 300 and 450.
Currently also ride a BMW GSA 1200 and I would never take it on anything more than a gravel road.
A 701 and T7 are just too much.
Nice build and video. How have you found the reliability with the 701 so far? It seems to be mixed with some people experiencing problems and others not. Do you notice a weight difference between the 701 and DRZ when riding?
Thank you!
So far the 701 has been without any issues. It is such a good bike that if anything happens, I'll just get it fixed and move on. But I have to admit, from time to time it worries me a bit that I see people having issues, but I'm not going to let that negatively affect me on a daily basis, I'm riding each day like there's no tomorrow, and if anything happens I'll just deal with it.
The DRZ feels lighter in slow paced stuff actually - I have a video that I want to make comparing these two bikes and will touch on the weight difference, so stay tuned!
@@JohannesDalenMC Every bike I've ever owned has had forum posts a plenty about issues... Don't sweat it unless you're the one with a lemon, the internet is an amplifier ;-)
not that it really matters, but did you weigh the bike before...and after?
You need more stickers. It will help you go faster. lol
I did, but I've forgotten the numbers. I mention it in a video, I'll see if I can find it. If i remember correctly my bike weighs around 155kg with a full tank.
I have Samsung Active 2 with BT buttons on my T7. I can send you pic's how I did it.
Yes please, can you send them on my mail? Address is listed under each video - thank you!
@@JohannesDalenMCI will do a little video for you. something what is better in carpe but I know what is better in my system. Also using for road book and navigation.
@@siimsare8167 I would love that - looking forward to it!
There is a perfect build for samsung galaxy tab 3. So you buy a tablet and a case for it from RAM mounts. Also you can install drivemode dashboard on the tablet and you'll have the same functionality as carpe iter has. IMO carpe iter is overpriced.
I can send you video of the build. Just let me know.
I bought the active tab 3 holder before the TET trip and it worked fantastic. Had the tab in a Brodit holder with a waterproof USB-C cable. I read too many reviews of the RAM mount and how it stopped charging in rain. My setup worked without any issues in pouring down rain. Thanks for your comment John!
@@JohannesDalenMC Sounds interesting. Can you please record a video about your build? Or maybe you can share some details and photos.
It will be the next video 🙂
It's never complete Johannes, who are you trying to fool :D hehe
Haha, that's why I said I don't promise anything!