Husqvarna TC 125

Introducing the 2014 Husqvarna TC 125, a standout in the cross-motocross category that strikes a perfect balance between performance and agility. With Husqvarna's rich heritage in off-road racing, the TC 125 is designed for both seasoned riders and newcomers eager to carve their mark on the dirt track. Its lightweight frame and robust engineering make it an ideal choice for those looking to dominate the competition or hone their skills on the trails. Whether you are competing in motocross events or simply enjoying the thrill of off-road riding, the TC 125 delivers an exhilarating experience that is hard to match. At the heart of the TC 125 is a spirited single-cylinder, two-stroke engine with a displacement of 124.80 cc (7.62 cubic inches). This powerhouse is engineered for peak performance, boasting a precise bore and stroke of 54.0 x 54.5 mm, ensuring explosive acceleration and a responsive throttle. The liquid-cooled engine, paired with a 6-speed gearbox, provides smooth and efficient power delivery, allowing riders to shift seamlessly through gears while maintaining optimal control. With its lightweight construction at just 92.3 kg (203.5 pounds), the TC 125 offers nimble handling that encourages aggressive cornering and quick maneuvers, making it a blast to ride on any terrain. The TC 125 is built with cutting-edge technology and features that enhance both safety and performance. The central tube frame, made from chrome molybdenum steel and powder-coated for durability, provides a solid foundation for the bike while keeping weight to a minimum. The advanced WP Suspension system—featuring an Up Side Down front fork with 300 mm (11.8 inches) of travel and a WP monoshock rear with 317 mm (12.5 inches)—ensures exceptional shock absorption on rough terrain. The braking system is no less impressive, featuring a 260 mm front disc with a four-pot caliper and a 210 mm rear disc for responsive stopping power. With a comfortable seat height of 992 mm (39.1 inches) and an ample fuel capacity of 7.50 litres (1.98 gallons), riders can tackle longer rides without the worry of constant refueling. **