Husqvarna Mobility unveils the new Enduro Pro MY2027 lineup: WP closed-cartridge suspension, Excel wheels, and pricing starting from €13,750. Full details inside.
If you are looking for the exact definition of a "race-ready weapon straight out of the crate" in the off-road world, pause for a moment. Husqvarna Mobility has dropped a heavy card by officially presenting the new Enduro Pro MY2027 range.
These are not cosmetic touch-ups or random sticker kits designed to stir up the price list: we are talking about two machines—the formidable TE 300 Pro two-stroke and the ultra-versatile FE 350 Pro four-stroke—engineered for riders who accept no compromises and demand a race-ready motorcycle without spending months wading through aftermarket catalogs. But the price tags certainly make noise.
⚡ THE BOTTOM LINE IN 3 LINES (For those in a rush)
The Protagonists: Extreme special-edition TE 300 Pro (2T) and FE 350 Pro (4T) make their official debut.
Factory Hardware: WP XACT closed-cartridge suspension with rapid preload adjustment, Excel Takasago rims, and standard Brembo/Galfer braking components.
Pricing & Availability: Starting at €13,750 for the two-stroke and €14,090 for the four-stroke, hitting dealerships in September 2026.
1. Factory-Spec Suspension: The WP Closed-Cartridge Revolution
The chromium-molybdenum steel frame wears an aggressive white colorway, engineered to deliver the ideal balance of torsional rigidity and longitudinal flex. But the real step up in quality is felt on the trail through the suspension hardware:
WP XACT Closed-Cartridge Fork: Forget the compromises of standard production models. Here you get an external rapid preload adjuster, allowing you to fine-tune front-end support on the fly directly on the trail without tools.
Dedicated Rear Shock: Fully adjustable with separate high- and low-speed damping control, engineered to put every horse down to the dirt without losing traction through the most brutal rock gardens.
2. "Factory" Hardware: No More Aftermarket Wallet Drains
The primary strength of the Pro lineup is that it leaves the Austrian factory fully prepped, eliminating the post-purchase spending ordeal:
Ultra-high-strength Excel Takasago rims laced to CNC-machined billet hubs.
Brembo braking system paired with protected discs (floating front disc, solid armored rear disc with safety wiring).
Extreme protection everywhere: From the full-coverage composite skid plate (including rear linkage guard) to reinforced handguards, chain guides, and frame protectors.
Refined Electronics (on the 4T): The FE 350 Pro features a handlebar-mounted map select switch, Traction Control, and Quickshifter for clutchless upshifts as standard equipment.
3. Prices and Availability: How Much Do They Cost?
The price list reflects the specialized nature and high-end quality of the standard components without filter. The bikes arrive across Husqvarna's official dealer network in September 2026 (VAT included, ex-showroom):
Husqvarna TE 300 Pro (2T): €13,750
Husqvarna FE 350 Pro (4T): €14,090
The Unfiltered Crazywheels.it Verdict
"Spending over €13,000 on a specialist enduro bike makes noise and stings the wallet, but anyone who chews dirt knows exactly what it costs to upgrade a standard bike to this level. Between Excel wheels, WP closed-cartridge suspension, and Factory-grade protection, these Pro models bypass the classic aftermarket tax. They are pure competition tools: expensive, but frighteningly effective."