Confused by Husky model names...

I see from the current Husky site that TE stands for two-stroke enduro and FE stands for four-stroke enduro. Has this always been the case? I see reference to older TE510's as four-strokes. What's the deal?
Thanks.

TE and FE is the Austrian Husky naming convention for two and four stroke Enduro respectively. The Italian Husky's (pre 2014) were TE for 4 stroke and WR for 2 stroke.
The Austrian TE and FE designation was inherited from the Husaberg line-up.

And the Italian MX models were TC for 4t and CR for 2t

In the Italian range E was for Enduro and C was for Cross (Motocross). TC models came without headlight and tail-lights. CR also stood for close ratio gearbox more suited to motocross and WR for Wide Ratio more suited to Enduro.

Are you looking to buy a bike?

Very confusing isn't it?

No not really, what does matter is the condition of the bike to its age.
Anything else info wise log on here an ask.

Ha and keep in mind in 2014 you could buy a te tc cr or fc....or Wr...red or traditional white Blu yellow..

Not to mention husaberg te & fe bikes same year!

To add to the confusion later model WR's came with close ratio gearing!!

cant use xc like the older huskies either since ktm stole that!