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FMF Exhaust Fatty Husaberg TE300 2011-2013 025130 (0)
FMF Exhaust Fatty Husaberg TE300 2011-2013 Manufacturer: FMF Racing Manufacturer Part Number: 025130 Make: Husaberg Model: TE300 Year(s): 2011-2013 Style: Fatty Surface Finish: Details Below PLEASE NOTE: Image shown is for reference only. Actual parts may vary in appearance based on your model. FMF Exhaust Fatty Husaberg TE300 2011-2013 With well over 35 years of racing experience behind it, the Fatty Gold Series pipe delivers race proven performance.2016-06-16 05:20:01Utica, Michigan, United States0201.57 -
FMF Exhaust TurbineCore 2 Husaberg TE300 2011-2013 025139 (0)
FMF Exhaust TurbineCore 2 Husaberg TE300 2011-2013 Manufacturer: FMF Racing Manufacturer Part Number: 025139 Make: Husaberg Model: TE300 Year(s): 2011-2013 Style: TurbineCore 2 Surface Finish: Details Below PLEASE NOTE: Image shown is for reference only. Actual parts may vary in appearance based on your model. FMF Exhaust TurbineCore 2 Husaberg TE300 2011-2013 Our best selling Turbinecore 2 uses the exclusive "Turbine Dampening System".2016-06-25 05:20:22Utica, Michigan, United States0132.24 -
FMF Exhaust Shorty Husaberg TE300 2011-2013 025135 (0)
FMF Exhaust Shorty Husaberg TE300 2011-2013 Manufacturer: FMF Racing Manufacturer Part Number: 025135 Make: Husaberg Model: TE300 Year(s): 2011-2013 Style: Shorty Surface Finish: Details Below PLEASE NOTE: Image shown is for reference only. Actual parts may vary in appearance based on your model. FMF Exhaust Shorty Husaberg TE300 2011-2013 Taking the proven success of the Powercore 2, FMF created the Powercore 2 Shorty, with a shorter inner core length and aluminum canister.2016-07-11 05:13:07Utica, Michigan, United States0110.49
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2014 Husaberg Lineup Announced – Final Edition Before Husqvarna Merger
Thu, 23 May 2013Husaberg may soon be no more, but that hasn’t stopped the Austria-based Swedish brand from unveiling its 2014 lineup of seven models. News broke last week of plans to reunite Husaberg with Husqvarna, to be known as Husqvarna Sportmotorcycle GmbH as of October 2013, making lineup of of seven off-road bikes including both two- and four-stroke models the final traces of the Husaberg as an independent brand. These 2014 models will also give us some indication of what to expect from the new Husqvarna models.
Reunited: Husqvarna and Husaberg Merge
Thu, 16 May 2013When Pierer Industrie AG purchased Husqvarna from BMW in January, it was obvious some major changes were on their way. Pierer Industries AG is owned by Stefan Pierer, who happens to be chief executive officer of KTM, which also happens to be the parent company of Husaberg. That’s three European motorcycle manufacturers with strong off-road lineages in the same family.
2013 Husaberg Lineup Announced – Video
Wed, 08 Aug 2012Husaberg announced its 2013 lineup of off-road models including both two-stroke and four-stroke models. Internationally, Husaberg will offer four FE four-stroke models and three TE two-stroke models but the U.S. market will only be offered three FE and two TE models.
Recall for 6,117 MY2011 KTM and Husaberg Off-road and Competition Models
Fri, 09 Sep 2011KTM and Husaberg are recalling about 6,117 off-road motorcycles due to a risk of cracked handlebar clamps. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the handlebar clamps on some off-road KTM and Husaberg models can develop cracks from normal use.
US Motorcycle Sales First Half 2011 Results
Thu, 28 Jul 2011The U.S. motorcycle industry saw a 4.6% decrease in year-on-year sales over the first six months of 2011, thanks mostly to a 17.3% drop in ATV sales. Motorcycle and scooter sales however saw a 1.7% bump in the first half .
1,228 KTM and Husaberg Motorcycles Recalled
Mon, 06 Jun 2011KTM and subsidiary Husaberg have initiated a recall campaign for certain 2010 and 2011 models due to a problem with their handlebar clamps. The recall campaign includes the 2011 KTM 450 EXC, KTM 530 EXC, Husaberg FE 570S, Husaberg FS 570 and the 2010-2011 KTM 690 Enduro R. The recall affects 1,228 units.