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2019 Husqvarna FX And TX Models Unveiled

All the information on Husqvarna’s 2019 off-road bikes

Husqvarna has unveiled its full lineup of 2019 cross-country bikes with the FX and TX models. The updates made to the off-road bikes are, for the most part, similar to the changes made to the FC and TC motocross models featuring several engine, suspension, and chassis updates.

The 2019 Husqvarna FX 450 features a new SOHC cylinder head 15mm (approximately 0.6 inch) shorter and 500 grams (1.1 pound) lighter, and a new camshaft with a different surface material.Courtesy of Husqvarna
The chassis of the 2019 Husqvarna off-road bikes receive new blue frames with increased rigidity, a new two-piece subframe (the previous models had a three-piece design) 250 grams (approximately 0.6 pound) lighter, and a new stiffer upper triple clamp.Courtesy of Husqvarna

Engine

All of the engines receive unique changes per each model. The FX 450 features a new SOHC cylinder head 15mm (approximately 0.6 inch) shorter and 500 grams (1.1 pound) lighter, and a new camshaft with a different surface material. The FX 350 has an updated casting on the cylinder head for a weight saving of 200 grams (approximately 0.4 pound), larger titanium valves (36.3mm intake and 29.1mm exhaust), and a new Diaphragm Steel (DS) clutch saving 190 grams (approximately 0.4 pound) of weight. The TX 300 has a new muffler and different engine covers with better resistance to wear.

The TX 300 has a new muffler and different engine covers with better resistance to wear.Courtesy of Husqvarna

The FX 450 and FX 350 share a few of the same updates including different header pipes with a new integrated flow-designed resonance chamber and a new joining position, allowing them to be removed without detaching the shock. Two other changes made to the four-strokes are shorter and more compact mufflers, and updated traction and launch control settings. All three bikes (two-stroke and four-stroke) have new-generation lithium-ion batteries, Pankl transmissions, and updated cooling systems with a new center tube.

Suspension updates on the 2019 TX and FX models include updated setting on the WP AER 48 fork, and the WP shock receives new settings along with a new main piston.Courtesy of Husqvarna

Suspension

The 2019 TX and FX models include updated settings on the WP AER 48 fork, and the WP shock receives new settings along with a new main piston.

The FX 350 has an updated casting on the cylinder head for a weight saving of 200 grams (approximately 0.4 pound), larger titanium valves (36.3mm intake and 29.1mm exhaust), and a new Diaphragm Steel (DS) clutch, saving 190 grams (approximately 0.4 pound) of weight.Courtesy of Husqvarna

Chassis

The chassis of the 2019 Husqvarna off-road bikes receive new blue frames with increased rigidity, a new two-piece subframe (the previous models had a three-piece design) 250 grams (approximately 0.6 pound) lighter, a new stiffer upper triple clamp, a revised seat profile, different throttle cable routing, a new bend of ProTaper handlebar, a new lower triple clamp protector integrated into the front number plate, new spoke nipples, redesigned bodywork, and new graphics. Lastly, the chain adjustment length has been increased by 5mm and the radiators are mounted 12mm (approximately 0.5 inch) lower than previous models.

The FX 350 (pictured) and FX 450 both feature new header pipes, shorter and more compact mufflers, and updated traction and launch control settings.Courtesy of Husqvarna