moto66
Husqvarna
A Class
Its a global economy now and if i looked into the background of every manufacturer and bought things based on their loyalty to their roots i would be buying nothing. Mexican Chevys, Indian Jaguars, European Fords, I mean it is endless. That Husky got rescued buy BMW seems to have everyone in a huff. I mean they were already a Swedish company bought by an Italian brand and stamped MV Agusta. A sexy brand for sure but how many of you own a MV Agusta bike (not labeled a husky?)? I am to the point where I base the product on the product, i can't concern myself with who sold what to whom and form a bias based on that. If so i would never get to buy anything. Levis are made in lesotho, egypt, mexico and philippines but i still wear some. I'm just not sure what to think of all this. The bike is very good, thats all i know. Still has a lot of Husky soul and feel to me. Also has that strange uniqueness and walks it's own path, i like that. Quality seems up and time will tell if it lasts. I'm sure when the Swedes sold to the Italians there were a lot of pissed customers. Then the really good WXC's came and people went oh, these are good and the rest is history. This is just another chapter and I like what i am reading so far. Will be more than happy to stick with the brand if they continue to product good stuff like this with that husky uniqueness and sexiness.
Don't disagree with anything you said. I guess you've got one of the first and are reporting thoroughly on it so by default, not in any malicious way, you're going to get the good the bad and the ugly. I think it's more to do with the corporate thing, not necessarily the end product which I think will undoubtedly be good. For what it's worth, the reviews your posting are far more in depth and valuable than any official literature and don't doubt everyone fully appreciates the time taken
