Husqvarna

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had a husky sm for about 2 months now and can only say OMG. it truly is an enormoursly pleasurable bike. like others have said they are expensive to buy new and used because of the fact that they have tuned engines but you know you will be right up there with the KTMs and DTs. i have to fill mine up ...

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While living over seas, I was fortunate to get a lot of track time, and often I would see the guys on their Super Moto's .Looked like a lot of fun like a motorcycle version of a rally car so when I got back State side after so much time at the track a sport bike seemed like using a 12guage shot gun ...

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In the 18 month's i've had my Husqvarna SM125, it's been in the workshop 9 times. Asides the huge price tag, when I had to fill the tank up every 20 metres, and pay for the constant break-downs (kick start 3 times, electrics 5 times, head gasket 1 time), i don't think i'll be buying Husky again.A re ...

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The Husqvarna SM125 is a very good bike, but if can't get a used one then you're looking at a rather large price, though it is definitely worth it in the end, great handling, decent speed, and lovely looks. Very good quality forks (marzocci) and brakes (brembo) etc, a lot of aftermarket parts avail ...

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Cheaper than ktm more than Japanese bikes, but with some components that you would pay extra for if you started with some of the Japanese bikes. Light for a 500, by Enduro standards.Not a bike to tour Baja with, or other long rides. Not enough top speed or comfort, but for a 60 to 80 miler on fores ...