2023 Husqvarna TC250 Review: the humble two-stroke goes digital!

Fuel injection and electric start grace Husky’s two-stroke motocrosser for 2023.
Husqvarna has applied massive changes to its motocross line-up for 2023, and the new TC250 is a case in point. Mirroring the fundamental engine and chassis changes to the KTM line-up and even built in the same Austrian factory, Husky’s dedicated track weapons bear wholesale changes at every point. In fact, officials claim there are only seven carryover elements from the predecessor. Sam Charlwood puts the TC250 to the test on home soil.
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[@damodbfilms1412]

Nice work Sam and good filming too. I'd love one

[@quadcityracing]

Good review on the new tc. You typically give content others miss

[@youngyarnzy777]

Looks the business. Suspension is key

[@cuddleman]

this bike in white map is perfect also for novice ktm with 10 mm more travel is even better

[@boristheisen8213]

Which suspension clickers you prefer for sandtracks?

[@shippsdip]

That bike is $14000?? In Washington state, USA its $9000. Australian Gov is screwing you guys. Great bike thought and nice video. Keep it up.

[@tasoss.1385]

That's probably AU Dollars which is 0.67 USD so around 9.4K. But yeah everything is more expensive outside the US, in the UK it is 9550£ currently or 12.1K USD!!!

[@sabilycollection1910]

So we all enjoyed this video, but at no time did you compare this husqy 250TC to a 2021 250cc Yamaha YZ for example... Which one wins in terms of power and speed between the 2 when the famous green button is activated on the Husqvarna TC 250cc? The 2nd and 3rd gear is more insane with the Husqy or the Yamaha wins and still remains unbeatable? Thank you for answering this valuable question!