Dallas Gray
Husqvarna
I am new to the forum, and I have a quick opinion question. I have been reading every review I can find on the TXC line of husky's preparing myself for a purchase, and the one thing that has been noted repeatedly is the increase in power between 2012 and 2013, and that the 2013 TXC250R feels like it has the same power as the 2012 TXC310.
With that in mind as I get ready to take advantage of the May Husqvarna deals that are out there, my local Husky dealer has a 2012 TXC310 and a 2013 TXC250R for the same exact price ($4,800). So what is the better choice here? Are aftermarket items such as skid plates and radiator guards easier to get for one year or bike than the other? Any opinions are greatly appreciated, and sorry to ask a common question, but the people on Thumpertalk can be quite inpatient and mean to a new and naive person like myself.
About me and my riding. I live in Minnesota, would be doing mostly trail riding though hope to start racing enduro/ hare scrambles. The terrain is mostly rolling hills, but can get rather tight and rocky. I am 6'3" and 195 lbs, and have spent the last three years teaching myself to ride on a TTR-125LE (which I outgrew quickly but didn't want to rush into buying a larger bike until I was ready). So I am guessing I am a solid C class rider.
Thanks again.
-Dallas.
With that in mind as I get ready to take advantage of the May Husqvarna deals that are out there, my local Husky dealer has a 2012 TXC310 and a 2013 TXC250R for the same exact price ($4,800). So what is the better choice here? Are aftermarket items such as skid plates and radiator guards easier to get for one year or bike than the other? Any opinions are greatly appreciated, and sorry to ask a common question, but the people on Thumpertalk can be quite inpatient and mean to a new and naive person like myself.
About me and my riding. I live in Minnesota, would be doing mostly trail riding though hope to start racing enduro/ hare scrambles. The terrain is mostly rolling hills, but can get rather tight and rocky. I am 6'3" and 195 lbs, and have spent the last three years teaching myself to ride on a TTR-125LE (which I outgrew quickly but didn't want to rush into buying a larger bike until I was ready). So I am guessing I am a solid C class rider.
Thanks again.
-Dallas.