2022 Husqvarna Dual Sport and Off-Road Motorcycle Preview

Husqvarna is giving its dual sport and off-road lines a refresh for 2022 with better suspension and braking components, refreshed graphics, and other mechanical upgrades aimed at improving performance. The changes affect seven models: the two-stroke TE 150i, TE 250i, and TE 300i, and the four-stroke FE 350, FE 350s, FE 501, and FE 501s.

In the suspension department, each machine gets updated damping and action for the WP Xplor fork and Xact shock. Shock valve seats are changed to reduce hardness, and an oil bypass in the outer fork tube helps smooth out the stroke. There’s also a new cartridge joint to improve damping.

Braking is improved with a new Braktec hydraulic clutch system, which provides lighter action at the lever. It’s self-adjusting and nearly maintenance-free, according to Husqvarna. The brand also touts better stopping power thanks to the new setup.

All seven models will come with electric starters and get up-to-date fuel-injection systems. The FE 350 and FE 501s in particular retain two engine maps and traction control. The TE two-strokes come with switchable ignition curves.

The TE 250i also gets new final drive gearing to improve low-end performance.

All models mentioned come with fresh graphics and trims along with updated seat covers.

The 2022 models will be available in Husqvarna dealerships starting May 2021. The starting MSRPs for each model are listed below.

TE 150i: $9,199

TE 250i: $10,299

TE 300i: $10,599

FE 350: $10,899

FE 350s: $11,499

FE 501: $11,499

FE 501s: $11,899