2009 Bikes

[Erick]

Husqvarna TE310

http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/7499/2009husqvarnate310gh4.jpg


Husqvarna TE450

http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/9067/2009husqvarnatc450fj6.jpg


(http://imageshack.us)Every heard of Husaberg? The angle of cilinder is 70 degrees forward placing the crankshaft 100mm higher and 160mm rearwards. Thus placing the crankshaft closer to the bikes centre of gravity greating a lighter and more nible feel.

This bike utilizes a lot of KTM parts as you can see. This is because KTM was involved in the development in some of Husabergs bikes a few years ago (because of this: http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/1083/imgp4493gw2.jpg). I am not sure Husaberg still is part of the KTM concern, I believe it was for some time ago. Anyway this is for people who want something different. A friend of mine has a 450, zero problems.

http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/2614/84526606112007gsizedsx7.jpg


(http://imageshack.us)http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/1985/845341nyhusasizedig2.jpg


(http://imageshack.us)http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/9595/200920husaberg205fs1.jpg

[odeezie]

I dont know what all the technical stuff really means, but I like teh bike! :thumbsup:

[goose]

That 'berg looks nice. They have been making some steps in the right direction these last few years

[bradracing]

damn that 310 looks sick. They definantly saw a market.

[istupid98]

one of the guys that lives around here named nick feronger (sp) rides the bergs and hes fast as hell on them

[Erick]

Husabergs are quite known for there high torque. I don't have personal experience with them. Just read it on some forums.