Husqvarna 400 Cross (1969 -)

The 1960s and 1970s off-road motorcycle scene was a defining era for European manufacturers, with Husqvarna at the forefront of innovation and success. The Swedish brand’s models dominated closed-course competition, securing 14 motocross and 24 enduro titles through the late 1970s.

The Husqvarna 400 Cross was the culmination of this period, boasting a fearsome single-cylinder engine and a lightweight steel frame. This potent combination delivered a riding experience that was as exhilarating as it was challenging, making it a true test of skill and bravery.

As a testament to its iconic status, the Husqvarna 400 Cross has been immortalized in the classic motorcycle film “On Any Sunday,” cementing its place in the annals of motocross history. With its sculpted aluminum fuel tank and polished sections, this bike embodies the spirit of a bygone era, where riders like Steve McQueen pushed the limits of what was thought possible. The Husqvarna 400 Cross remains an unforgettable experience, a true legend that continues to inspire and intimidate riders to this day.

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• Single-cylinder engine
• Two-stroke engine
• Lightweight steel frame
• Aluminum fuel tank
• Polished section on fuel tank
• Iconic red and polished combination
• Single-cylinder engine for superb handling
• Fearsome power
• Breathtakingly lusty engine
• Sculpted aluminum fuel tank
• Lightweight and agile
• 14 motocross titles won by Husqvarna models
• 24 enduro titles won by Husqvarna models
• Featured in the movie “On Any Sunday”
• Iconic motocross bike of the 1970s
• Combines power and handling
• Ridden by motorcycle legend Steve McQueen