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Husaberg was a
manufacturer of
enduro motorcycles with four and two-stroke engines, the
displacements ranging from 125 cc to 650 cc.
Originally based in...
- the same time,
Husqvarna spin-off
Husaberg was re-united with Husqvarna,
terminating the
existence of the
Husaberg brand.
After acquisition by KTM, Husqvarna...
- car. In 1995, KTM
Motorradholding GmbH
acquired Swedish motorcycle maker Husaberg AB and took
control of the
Dutch company White Power Suspension. In 2007...
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Husqvarna TE 300 2
stroke 2014 2
Husqvarna TE 300 2
stroke 2013 1
Husaberg 300 2012 1
Husaberg 300 2011 1
Husaberg 300 2010 2
Sherco 300 2008 1
Sherco 300...
- by a
major manufacturer. All
models have PDS rear suspension. For 2010,
Husaberg the
other KTM
owned bike company,
offered the TE300, an XC-W with minor...
- (1957–1983) Ossa (1924–1982; 2010– )
Sanglas (1942–1981)
Aktiv (1927–1937)
Husaberg (1988–2014)
Monark Nordstjernan Motosacoche (1900–1956)
Ackland Motorcycles...
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aboard four-strokes made by
smaller European manufacturers, with Husqvarna,
Husaberg, and KTM
winning world championships on four-stroke machinery. In 1997...
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European manufactures quickly followed suit,
among them KTM, Husqvarna,
Husaberg and CCM; all
manufacturers whose emphasis were off-road
models at the time...
- by Saab YSM
Polestar YT9 007
Koenigsegg Automotive AB YTN Saab NEVS YU7
Husaberg Swedish built models YV1
Volvo Cars car YV2
Volvo Trucks YV3
Volvo Buses...
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producer to an
original equipment manufacturer for KTM in 1983, and
later for
Husaberg and BMW Motorrad. In 1983 WP re-introduced the upside-down fork (USD) into...
