Svartpilen 401 crash protection from T-Rex Racing

[@chiefenumclaw7960]

I'm a complete newb, so I never would've thought about the front wheel sliders. Thanks for taking the time to educate future riders. Much obliged, friend.

[@xpeditionpgh]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching

[@2lbsTrigrPull]

Looks really stylish and confidence inspiring with those crash bars!

[@xpeditionpgh]

I am really happy with them. I need to find better hand guards.

[@lyonmentalhealth]

Super helpful man, thank you!! I'm getting the crash bars soon. Also had to replace my clutch lever and ran into the same problem you did lol, as soon as you started struggling, I remembered exactly when it happened to me. Safe riding!

[@xpeditionpgh]

Awesome this is such a great bike! Have fun and thanks for watching.

[@SilversKr]

Love my Svartpilen 401… great video! Thanks for posting.

[@xpeditionpgh]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@halmaralvarado3929]

I am fellow Svart owner, just an advice here. Is always important to ask the seller (assuming is a direct seller) whether you should install sliders on a bike or not. I have a 2023, and when I ask them they told it was not recommended since tension transfer to the chassis and can break it.

[@xpeditionpgh]

Thanks that’s good to know! I will definitely ask my dealer. This is a 2023 as well but I think the sliders have to be better than just dropping it? I think some times people have their personal opinion and think it’s fact rather than it actually being true. But I will definitely ask. Thanks for letting me know. I appreciate it!

[@gauravsavla9818]

The right side fork slider doesn’t go there! It goes in the axle head with the thinner diameter thread!

[@xpeditionpgh]

That makes sense but I didn’t have a way to put it there ugh

[@waitwhat3707]

Awesome bike. Where is that bike made?

[@xpeditionpgh]

This is a Husqvarna Svartpilen 401. I believe it’s actually made in India but I could be wrong.

[@2lbsTrigrPull]

India.