When a bike wins the Enduro World Championship, you can be sure it's good. When the same bike wins the Enduro World Championship two years running with different riders, you can be sure that bike is not just good but exceptional. Winner of the E1 class of the Enduro World Championship in 2010 and 2011 - the Husqvarna TE250.
For 2013 the TE250 becomes the TE250R, a subtle change in name that identifies a significantly updated bike. The engine has received the majority of the updates with a new cylinder head, Keihin fuel injection and a new air box which all combine to increases power and torque across the whole rev range. In particular the performance is improved in the mid range where the torque is increased dramatically, improving drive out of slow speed corners and making gear selection less critical.
The critically acclaimed chassis receives minor updates with revised switchgear for improved durability and the introduction of a condenser to the electrical system, enabling the fuel injection to continue to operate even without a battery. All little detail touches that ensure you cross the finish line at every event and clear evidence that this bike has been developed by a World Championship winning team. |
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