

Husaberg's core line of four-stroke enduro bikes, from the original 1990s FE 400/501/600 through the 70-degree FE 390/450/570 to the KTM-based FE 250/350/501.
Husaberg's four-stroke motocross (FC) and closed-course cross-country (FX) models.
The two-stroke enduro bikes Husaberg built on KTM's platform in its last years.
Husaberg was a Swedish maker of four-stroke enduro and motocross bikes, founded by Husqvarna engineers who stayed in Sweden after Cagiva bought Husqvarna. KTM bought it in 1995 and moved production to Mattighofen in 2003, and the brand ended after 2014 when its line was folded into Husqvarna.
Husaberg's core line of four-stroke enduro bikes, from the original 1990s FE 400/501/600 through the 70-degree FE 390/450/570 to the KTM-based FE 250/350/501.
Husaberg's four-stroke motocross (FC) and closed-course cross-country (FX) models.
The two-stroke enduro bikes Husaberg built on KTM's platform in its last years.