Husqvarna Motorcycles: Service Repair Manuals and Owner's Manual PDF

Husqvarna Motorcycles is a KTM subsidiary producing racing motorcycles for motocross, supermoto and enduro. The company began manufacturing motorcycles back in 1903 in Husqvarna, Sweden, as a subsidiary of Husqvarna AB.

Husqvarna started producing bicycles at the end of the 19th century. In 1903, motorcycle production was established. In 1920, Husqvarna built its own engine factory. Soon, a V-shaped four-stroke two-cylinder engine with a volume of 550 cm3 was developed with a lateral arrangement of valves, similar in design to Harley-Davidson motors.

Throughout the 60s and 70s, Husqvarna shone with victories in the world of motocross, having won 14 world championships in the classes 125cm³, 250cm³ and 500cm³ and in endurance racing, in total winning 24 world championships.

Husqvarna Motorcycles was sold to the Italian motorcycle manufacturer Cagiva in 1987. BMW bought Husqvarna Motorcycles in 2007 from MV Agusta Motor S.p.A., owned by Cagiva. Husqvarna produces a wide range of motorcycles for enduro, motocross and supermotos. Motorcycles are delivered with two- or four-stroke engines, from 125 cm3 to 576 cm3 in volume. In 2005, Gerald Delepin won the supermoto world championship with the Husqvarna SMR660.

In 2013, the BMW Group sold Husqvarna Motorcycles. The Austrian company Pierer Industrie AG, a co-owner of the motorcycle company KTM and HUSABERG, became the buyer of Husqvarna.

HUSQVARNA CR125