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Bikesales Staff3 Aug 2012
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2013 Husqvarna TE449/511 on sale

Minimal changes to the company's big-bore enduro tackle, but the biggest news is that the local importer has dropped the retail price on both machines

The first shipment of 2013 model Husqvarna TE449 and TE511 enduro bikes have arrived down under.


The pair is priced at $10,795 (TE449) and $10,995 (TE511) respectively, down from $10,905 and $11,177 for the 2012 models.

Both bikes now feature new IPD ‘Integrated Plastic Decal’ tank graphics for 2013, which are designed to better cope with the tough demands of off-road riding.

In addition to new handlebar grips, the 2013 versions of the TE 449 and TE 511 also come standard with a handlebar pad.

The Australian versions of the TE449 and TE511 also continue to be offered with an Akrapovic racing exhaust supplied free of charge.

Meanwhile, the 2013 model WR250/WR300 two-stroke enduro bikes and TC250 motocrosser are scheduled for release in late August, and the heavily revamped TE250R and TE310R are due late in 2012.


Contact your local Husqvarna dealer for more information on all the 2013 models.


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