Husqvarna TC 50

Introducing the 2021 Husqvarna TC 50, an exceptional entry-level motocross bike specifically designed for young riders and aspiring champions. As part of Husqvarna's renowned line of off-road motorcycles, the TC 50 stands out for its combination of lightweight agility and robust performance. Whether you're navigating tight corners on a motocross track or tackling challenging trails, this bike offers the perfect blend of features that cater to the needs of novice riders while still embodying the spirit of true competition. Powering the TC 50 is a zippy 49.0 ccm single-cylinder, two-stroke engine that delivers an exhilarating ride. This engine configuration provides an impressive power-to-weight ratio, allowing young riders to experience the thrill of acceleration while developing their skills. With a bore and stroke of 39.5 x 40.0 mm, the TC 50 offers responsive throttle response, essential for navigating tricky terrains. The automatic gearbox paired with an adjustable centrifugal clutch simplifies the riding experience, ensuring that riders can focus on mastering their technique rather than worrying about gear changes. Plus, the liquid cooling system helps maintain optimal engine temperature, allowing for sustained performance during longer rides or races. The TC 50’s lightweight chromoly steel frame keeps the overall weight to a mere 41.5 kg (91.5 pounds), making it incredibly manageable for younger riders. Its advanced suspension components—featuring an XACT 35 WP upside-down fork at the front and a PDS mono shock at the rear—provide excellent shock absorption and control, facilitating smooth rides over jumps and bumps. With a substantial front travel of 205 mm and rear travel of 185 mm, the TC 50 can handle rough terrain effortlessly. The bike also features reliable hydraulic wave discs for both front and rear brakes, ensuring confident stopping power when needed. With a ground clearance of 252 mm and a seat height of just 665 mm, this motorcycle is tailored for young riders who are ready to take on the motocross world. **