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Bikesales Staff14 Jun 2017
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Husky unveils 2018 FS 450

Latest supermoto sports comprehensive raft of updates

KTM-owned brand Husqvarna has revealed details of its new and improved 2018 FS 450 Supermoto, with the model now benefitting from a swathe of updates to its engine, chassis, electrics and running gear.

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The model’s lightweight chromoly frame is now complemented by a carbon rear subframe for optimal rigidity, while a closed-cartridge WP fork is gripped by CNC-machined triple clamps.

Featuring electronic fuel injection and electric start, the bike has a lithium-ion battery for easy starting and standard map switch on the handlebar to utilise the model’s launch control and traction control features.

SUPERMOTO FS 450 MY18

A new Suter slipper clutch aids aggressive downshifts and the bike rolls on Alpina tubeless spoked wheels shod with quality Bridgestone rubber. A radial-mount Brembo front brake caliper is said to provide superb braking force and feedback.

Rounding out the package are new colours and a new seat cover.

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Husqvarna Motorcycles says the new FS 450 Supermoto will be available worldwide from July 2017 – see your nearest Husqvarna Motorcycles dealer for more information.

Related reading: Husky unveils 2018 motocross range

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