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Husqvarna Announces 2010 Pricing DEALER NEWS!

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Husqvarna
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http://www.dealernews.com/dealernew...Article/detail/612077?contextCategoryId=48379

Husqvarna Announces 2010 Pricing
Publish date: Jul 17, 2009

Husqvarna has released pricing for its entire lineup (see table below). Significant upgrades for 2010 reportedly include 48 mm Kayaba forks across the line; stronger, more flexible plastic; and stronger, lighter front and rear wheel hubs. In addition, the company says there has been a host of model-specific changes for both the two-stroke and four-stroke platforms.

No word yet on availability. We reported earlier on the company's plans for a dealer meeting later this month. In an interview in April, Mark Brady, president of Husqvarna Motorcycles North America, said that he expected about 80 U.S. dealers to retail more than 2,000 bikes this year.

Family Model MSRP
Cross Country
TXC250 $7,299
TXC450 $7,699
TXC510 $7,999

Enduro 2-Stroke
WR125 $5,999
WR250 $6,799
WR300 $6,999

Enduro 4-Stroke
TE250 $7,599
TE310 $7,999
TE450 $8,299
TE510 $8,599

Motocross
TC250 $6,899
TC450 $7,399

Supermoto
SM450 $7,999
SM510 $8,699
 
No TE610 or SMR610's?????

That will make the WIFE happy...but not me.

Is the TC the only one with the new 250 motor.?
 
BlipBlip!;41264 said:
In addition, the company says there has been a host of model-specific changes for both the two-stroke and four-stroke platforms.
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I wonder if this might mean larger capacity fuel tanks???

A guy can dream can't he.:busted:
 
Wow, I haven't looked at pricing lately on any bikes. They certainly shot right up there since the 07 models.:eek: I guess I'll have to be happy with all the little bikes I have now that are (luckily) paid for.:D Unless Santa Claus wants to bring me any size two stroke enduro model of Husky.:lol:
 
I hope 2010 brings us all the nice Husky branded Pro Grip gear that is available across the Atlantic. :notworthy:
 
ScottyR;41334 said:
There will be a 2010 TE/SM 630.
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Yeah, George said there were a few engines setting on the shelf at the last meeting, one slightly larger than the 610. He wasn't quite sold on the looks of it....
 
BlipBlip!;41442 said:
Easy for you to say... It's your site.:D
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You have it backwards, the site owns me :lol:

I try to serve the needs of you fine people as best I can :thumbsup:

BlipBlip!;41442 said:
Hey and some day I might be working for them.
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Sounds good, as long as you know it is ok with me. This is a whole new site and we can do what we want. :thumbsup:
 
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