Husqvarna WR 250 (1998 – 2000)

The Husqvarna WR 250, a 1998-2000 model that boasts a distinctive character. Its engine is a marvel, delivering a rich, bottom-end to mid-range power that’s perfect for tackling tight and steep terrain. With a penchant for tracting up anything in its path, the WR 250’s torque is nothing short of awe-inspiring.

Its ability to climb steep hills, refusing to die, is a testament to its exceptional power delivery and instant throttle response. The gearbox, with its sensibly spaced ratios, provides a comfortable cruising speed, making it an ideal choice for navigating varied terrain.

While the suspension may feel firm, it’s actually well-suited for faster riders, offering a balance between minimal deflection and reduced dive under braking.

Key Specifications

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Features

• Sachs progressive “Soft Damp” type with single hydraulic shock absorber
• Spring preload adjustment
• Compression adjustment
• Rebound adjustment
• Firm suspension set-up, better for faster riders
• Less dive into corners under brakes
• Reasonably supple on smaller hits
• Runs straight over obstacles like rocks and roots
• Firm-footed landing over jumps
• Confident handling over the ground
• Holds a line with ease, even on rutted and broken terrain
• High speed stability
• Longish wheelbase for feet-up power slides
• Instantaneous engine response to throttle
• Peak power slightly higher than KTM 250EXC
• Smooth pick-up from clutch, even when flogged
• Sensibly spaced gearbox ratios
• Reasonably low first gear for easy starts
• Comfortable 90kph transport cruising speed