The new Husqvarna 250TE, a very low trail bike option for the females.

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Plenty of ladies ride the trails nowadays, and I reckon there would be more if manufacturers catered for their needs. Females struggle to find smaller lighter machines to help them on the trails.
Husqvarna have a new bike in the line-up for 2012, a 250 low seated trail bike, ideal for the ladies. Light, electric start, plenty of power, good suspension and brakes..... and it looks good too!
I'll be very surprised if we don't see plenty of these selling for the shorter legged trail riders....

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How much?
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That looks just the ticket

I think Husky are really getting their act together as a manufacturer and it really surprises me that you don't see many about - the world still seems to be 'orange' - is it jsut a fashion thing or do peeps genuinely not rate Huskies

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I think Husky are really getting their act together as a manufacturer.....

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With money from BMW, I am not surprised.

I don't know any prices as yet, try a call to A&D in Denbigh.......... or even......... Chester Motorrad, as I've heard a rumour that they are to start selling the marque!

The 310 looks a cracker too........

Bike weight and suspension is making think of getting ST off her Serow and on to one of these machines.

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Timpo said:

Bike weight and suspension is making think of getting ST off her Serow and on to one of these machines.

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Nowt to do with it being a spare bike for you then?

 

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Nowt to do with it being a spare bike for you then?

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Erm.... like I need one?

 

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Off Topic but I do Fancy the900 Nuda when its released

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Speedaway Motorcycles just off junction 2 of the M5 are Husky too

 

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All bradford area park/land rangers are using husqy 250,s for last 2 years.they look good bit of kit,which i beleive come with 2 years warranty.They previously used drz400,s.Last year in lakes, no sign of orange,group of lads ,every on a husqy,right on triple D,s doorstep.i ran 3 husqy,s several years ago.I may be tempted for one again.