Husqvarna Motorcycles have just revealed their all-new range of 2018 TC and FC motocross machines. In total, there’s a comprehensive line-up of eight 2-stroke and 4-stroke models that combine cutting-edge technology with high-end components.
Husqvarna Motorcycles have used its extensive experience at the highest level of racing to further improve their entire motocross line-up for 2018. From the TC 50 and TC 65 minicycles to the full-size TC 125, TC 250, FC 250, FC 350 and FC 450, all models have been revamped for 2018.
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Husqvarna’s engineers have focused their attentions on introducing further engine and chassis advances in all full-sized TC and FC models. The most notable upgrades are the Magura front and rear braking systems, a new Li-Ion battery, new graphics and a high-grip seat cover. The TC 125 and 250 also feature an updated Mikuni carburettor with improved performance.
Husqvarna TC 85
Developed from the ground up, the brand-new TC 85 is a pretty impressive little machine, using much of the same technology that’s found across Husqvarna’s range of full-size motocross machines. In short, the new generation TC 85 is raising the bar in terms of what is expected for a small capacity motocross bike.
TC 85 HIGHLIGHTS
– Frame employing an all-new geometry
– More compact & 0.2 kg lighter subframe
– ’No dirt’ footpegs
– New WP AER 43 forks
– New WP XPlor PDS shock
– Tapered aluminium handlebar with new throttle assembly
– New radiators with revised routing of the coolant circuit
– Easy access air filter
– Black wheels & Maxxis tyres
– Formula brakes & wave discs
– New exhaust & 50 mm shorter silencer
– Updated engine with new cylinder and ports
– New power valve
– Lighter gearbox
– New diaphragm spring clutch
– All-new bodywork
The new Husqvarna motocross range will be available worldwide from June 2017, at all authorised Husqvarna Motorcycles Dealers. For pricing, availability and more information, click HERE.
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