Husqvarna Motocross
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Model |
Type |
MSRP |
Warranty |
Street Legal? |
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CR125
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Motocross 2
stroke
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$6669
|
6 mo
|
No
|
|
TC250
|
Motocross 4
stroke
|
$7998
|
6 mo
|
No
|
|
TC450
|
Motocross 4
stroke
|
$8190
|
6 mo
|
No
|
* Note: Warranty is voided if you race the bike or put it in full power mode (street bikes)
CR125
Husqvarna have used all their
experience in giving the two-stroke CR 125 a comprehensive "make
over". The company still has great faith in the 125 as an
introductory machine for younger riders moving up from minicross to
their first real motorbike and the 125 is a highly competitive
ready-to-race product. The block is completely new and now features
5 transfer ports for more power and better delivery at all engine
speeds. Modifications have also been made to the inlet and exhaust
ports for better performance. The exhaust valves too have been
redesigned to optimise exhaust gas sealing. The connectors for the
external valve breathers have been removed and valve lever pressure
is now regulated by grooves on the new valves. The CR 125 now has 45
mm Marzocchi forks with black covers and a new Sachs shock absorber.
Colour: Red/White
Transmission: 6 Speed
Engine Type: 2 stroke
Engine: 124 cc
Fuel Type: Carbureted
TC250

The TC 250 is a completely new, revolutionary machine. The
biggest innovation is the new 250 cc engine that, at only 22
Kg., is without any shadow of doubt the point of reference for
this category. Compared with the TC 08 engine, the distance
between the primary transmission and the centre is decreased by
about 16% and the distance between the gearbox and the centre is
reduced by about 7%. Length, width and height have been
decreased by 13%.
The single cylinder water-cooled four-stroke engine features 4
radial valves while bore and stroke are 79 mm and 50.9 mm
respectively to give a capacity of 249.5 cc. The engine breathes
through four titanium radial valves driven by twin overhead
combined chain/gear drive cams.
Five-speed constant mesh gearbox. Lubrication is taken care of
by a dry sump system with rotor pump. The engine and gearbox
combined hold approx 0.9l of oil. The dry weight of the new
Husqvarna is only 92 kg thus adding to its appeal and
performance.
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| General
Specifications |
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Wheelbase |
1460 mm |
|
| |
Overall length |
2215 mm |
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| |
Overall width |
820 mm |
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| |
Overall height |
1305 mm |
|
| |
Seat height |
985 mm |
|
| |
Min. ground clearance |
325 mm |
|
| |
Dry weight |
95 kg |
|
| |
Fuel tank capacity |
7 litres |
|
|
TC450

Wins by Christophe Martin and Alex Salvini in the MX3 motocross world
championships served as test and development work on the 2010 version of the
TC 450 that had already won in 2008. The 2010 version of the TC 450 benefits
from new Kayaba upside down forks with AOS and Kashima coat treatment that
increase the effectiveness of the shock absorbing system and make the forks
operate more smoothly. The fork steering clamps are also new as is the swing
arm that has been shortened by 15 mm to improve the progression of the rear
suspension and the maneuverability of the machine. The engine has been
updated with new carburetor settings and new radiator hoses and a more
powerful water pump have been fitted so as to improve cooling and
performance.
| |
| General
Specifications |
| |
Wheelbase |
1483 mm |
|
| |
Overall length |
2195 mm |
|
| |
Overall width |
820 mm |
|
| |
Overall height |
1285 mm |
|
| |
Seat height |
968 mm |
|
| |
Min. ground clearance |
300 mm |
|
| |
Dry weight |
103.5 kg |
|
| |
Fuel tank capacity |
7.2 litres |
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