Experience Husqvarna Motorcycles
DISCOVERSimple. Progressive.
DISCOVERRide smarter, be smoother
DiscoverProgression starts here
DISCOVERSet your sights on new horizons
DISCOVERYoung blood
DISCOVERYoung blood
DISCOVERProgress your potential
DISCOVERElevate your personal best
DISCOVERRide the smarter line
DISCOVERVictory is a clear decision
DISCOVERVá aonde poucos estiveram antes.
DiscoverLike nothing before it
DISCOVERHigh-revving enduro action
DISCOVERTake control
DISCOVERThe ultimate woods machine
DISCOVERLike nothing before it
DISCOVERRide it your way
DISCOVERMid-size masterclass
DISCOVERUltimate performance
DISCOVERBig power on tap
DISCOVERA smart approach
DISCOVERRevolutionary 2-stroke
DISCOVERFeatherweight Enduro
DISCOVERRedefining the boundaries
DISCOVEREnduro progression
DISCOVEREnduro precision
DISCOVERDiscover the thrilling essence of the ride, wherever it may lie.
DiscoverBegin your Expedition
DISCOVERTrust in the north
DISCOVERThe perfect combination
DISCOVERThe best lines happen offline.
DiscoverThe urban explorer
DISCOVERThe dark street explorer
DISCOVERRiding in its purest form.
DiscoverPower of determination
DISCOVERThe essence of riding
DISCOVERThe best lines happen offline
DISCOVERThe two-wheel journey starts here
DISCOVERThe perfect mid-size balance bike
DISCOVERAs close as it gets to a motorcycle
DISCOVERElectrifying Offroad
DISCOVERRedefining Motocross
DISCOVERRedefining Motocross
DISCOVERThe best lines happen offline
DISCOVERRoll your own way.
DISCOVERHusqvarna Factory Racing's Billy Bolt delivered a perfect indoor enduro season this year, securing an impressive seven wins from seven rounds and claiming the 2024 FIM SuperEnduro World Championship crown in style. We followed Billy throughout the entire season, documenting the highs, the lows, and the glory in this epic in-depth feature.
Taking us all the way through his 2024 SuperEnduro campaign, from pre-season training to being crowned world champion in his hometown of Newcastle, Billy delves into what it took to claim his fourth consecutive world title. Despite sustaining an injury to his left knee at round three in Germany, Bolt dug deep to continue racing and ultimately emerge victorious.