• 4 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
     TE = 4st Enduro & TC = 4st Cross

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ARe the 2014 FE bikes street legal?

MorrisBetter

MorrisBetter

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Looking at the Husqvarna lineup for 2014 I see a new FE "Enduro" bikes, but there's no mention that they are (or will be) street legal. Does anybody know what the plan is for these bikes?
 
Maybe not. Husky / KTM are saying something like 22 new models next year. To do so I would think several of those might be street legal. Time will tell.
 
West coaster are screw but here in Ohio these bikes have "MC" not "off-road" on the MSO. This means I can have the dealer plate the bike right out of the crate.:applause: Now if you can import a plated bike like this form another state, give me a call!

Now if you wanted one buy the KTM and add the linkage and colored plastic and ride.
 
Weantright said:
West coaster are screw but here in Ohio these bikes have "MC" not "off-road" on the MSO. This means I can have the dealer plate the bike right out of the crate.:applause: Now if you can import a plated bike like this form another state, give me a call!

Now if you wanted one buy the KTM and add the linkage and colored plastic and ride.
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WRONG. We can plate anything in Washington now neeener neeener. 2 strokes too.
 
The FE models are California green sticker only. Confirmed by just reading specs published in the Husqvarna motorcycle journal that showed up in the mail a couple of days ago.

Ghostrider, that's a negative, the lineup is devoid of any dual sports, you are not cleared for road use.
 
Motosportz said:
No lots of people here (NW) want a plate for jumping from trail to trail etc. I would think it would be a big deal in NJ as many races require it no?
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Yeah its a big plus as all enduros in NJ require tags ,However its kinda hit and miss to get tagged on dirt bikes
 
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