Husqvarna motocross models 2025

The latest TC 150, derived from the TC 125, bridges the gap between the TC 125 and the TC 250. Boasting enhanced performance and heightened torque, the TC 150 is tailor-made for racers seeking a competitive edge against 250 cc 4-stroke bikes. This model comes loaded with components tested on the race track and is engineered for effortless maneuverability.

The same philosophy underpins Husqvarna's decision to launch the new TC 300. Building on the TC 250 platform, the TC 300 model competes with 450cc 4-stroke bikes by delivering increased torque and peak power.

The FC 250 and FC 350 continue to be powered by DOHC engines designed for low weight. Alongside the FC 450 - Husqvarna Motorcycles' premier motocross machine - all 4-stroke models boast the latest technology and electronic riding aids. The most recent frame design ensures enhanced handling across all seven models for the 2025 model year. Husqvarna reports that reductions in material at the upper shock mount and the front of the frame have improved flex characteristics, lowered weight, and enhanced cornering capabilities, all without sacrificing straight-line stability. Additionally, new engine mounts, exclusive to the three 4-stroke models, enhance the agility of each bike.

Other updates to the chassis include new suspension settings, linkage seals, and a smaller diameter linkage bolt to save weight, while redesigned tank covers allow easier access to the WP shock adjusters. The seat height is 5mm higher and wider at the lowest point for easier movement on the bike, while new Swedish-inspired graphics adorn the bikes. All models are equipped with the latest technologies and riding aids and feature an extensive list of premium components. New for 2025 are Dunlop's MX34 tires, which are said to provide improved acceleration and cornering, while ProTaper handlebars, ODI grips, and Brembo clutch and brake systems are retained for their proven performance and durability.

• Revised chassis for increased flexibility and enhanced cornering agility
• New linkage seals and bolts for smoother operation and weight reduction
• New Dunlop Geomax MX34 tires
• Updated engine mounts on FC models to boost chassis flexibility
• New WP suspension settings tailored to the updated chassis
• Updated radiator shrouds featuring new graphics
• Enhanced swingarm design improves chain guide durability
• Seat is now slightly higher and wider, equipped with a non-slip cover
• TBI (Throttle Body Injection) technology for 2-stroke engines
• The versatile Map Select switch provides two engine mappings and includes controls for the quickshifter, traction, and launch control on all 4-stroke models
• Aluminum-polyamide hybrid frame construction ensures specifically calculated stiffness and durability
• WP XACT 48 mm front fork with AER technology for progressive damping
• WP XACT rear shock with CFD-optimized main piston and tool-less adjustment options
• High-performance hydraulic clutch system from Brembo
• ProTaper handlebars and ODI grips
• E-starter across all models, powered by a lightweight 2.0 Ah Li-Ion battery

The 2025 motocross lineup will soon hit the showrooms of authorized Husqvarna Motorcycles dealers across the globe. Availability might differ from one country to another. For more details, visit: Husqvarna Motorcycles.