Enduro

Always moving forward

Enduro

The trail twists and turns as it rises and falls beneath the wheels. Predictable power, surefooted handling and all-terrain capability keep you in charge of every enduro machine, and let you focus on the fastest way ahead.

Enduro

Up for the challenge

Technical Highlights

Model year 2023

All-new colours, trim and distinctive dark blue graphics with electric yellow accents contribute to a distinctive look and stylishly adorn the Swedish inspired design, and complement the new metallic blue of the frame

Cutting edge chassis

WP XPLOR front forks and WP XACT monoshock guarantee consistent damping and exceptional handling.

An advanced progressive rear suspension linkage, shared with the Husqvarna motocross range, ensures optimal control and comfort.

Premium technology

A Pankl Racing Systems 6-speed gearbox with enduro-specific ratios means perfect command in all conditions

Two switchable Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) maps plus Traction Control on 4-stroke models guarantee predictable power. The 2-stroke machines feature two selectable ignition curves and automatic fuelling adjustment

Premium components

A two-piece carbon fibre composite subframe weighs just over 1 kg and is a major contributor to outstanding handling and rider comfort

Class-leading Michelin Enduro tyres maintain superior traction and are race-proven by the Husqvarna Factory Racing team

2-stroke

TE 150 | 2023

Featherweight Enduro

TE 250 | 2023

Revolutionary 2-stroke

TE 300 | 2023

A smart approach

4-stroke

FE 250 | 2023

Enduro precision

FE 350 | 2023

Enduro progression

FE 450 | 2023

Redefining the boundaries

FE 501 | 2023

Limitless Enduro

The Bike That Changed Offroad

In 1983 Husqvarna Motorcycles released a ground-breaking new offroad concept with the TE 510

Unlike any bike before it, the single-cylinder 4-stroke was ahead of its time in layout and design, with previously unseen agility and reliability

Compact, lightweight and powerful, it marked a new milestone in offroad motorcycle development - still evident in competition 4-strokes today