Husqvarna Motorcycles for Sale In Vermont

<p>F 650 GS</p>It loves dirt roads. It loves stretches of asphalt. Schizophrenic? Nah, just extremely versatile. And pretty **** tough. (Hey, it’s the bike that won the 6,000-mile 18-day Paris-Dakar Rally). From its DOHC, four-valve engine with electronic engine management system to its newly positioned fuel tank beneath the seat to the first optional antilock brakes ever offered on a single, there’s no better way to get in touch with your adventurous side. Or your mellow side. Either way, a ride on the F 650 GS will be highly therapeutic.<p></p>

2017 DRZ400 purchased from a VT dealer last year (2023) with full service. I just got a new road bike and did not ride it enough in the dirt to justify owning it. Sad to see it go but thats how it is. <br /><br />The bike runs excellently and is in good shape. I dropped plenty of time but only in the dirt, its a DRZ so keeps going each time. <br /><br />The previous ownder did plenty of work on it to give it some quality of life upgrades. This includes tail tidy, larger acerbis tank, acerbis handguards, and knobblies. <br /><br />Please only reach out if interested and ready to buy. Happy to set up time to come see it.

2021 Honda Gold Wing Base, <b>Engine Type:</b> Horizontally opposed six-cylinder<br> <b>Displacement:</b> 1833cc<br> <b>Bore and Stroke:</b> 73mm x 73mm<br> <b>Cooling:</b> Liquid<br> <b>Compression Ratio:</b> 10.5:1<br> <b>Fuel System:</b> Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI)<br> <b>Ignition:</b> Full transistorized Ignition<br> <b>Transmission:</b> Six-speed including overdrive<br> <b>Final Drive:</b> Shaft<br> <b>Front Suspension:</b> Double Wishbone Type; 4.3 in. of travel<br> <b>Rear Suspension:</b> Pro Arm single-side swingarm with Pro-Link single shock; 4.1 in. of travel<br> <b>Front Brakes:</b> Hydraulic; dual 320mm discs<br> <b>Rear Brakes:</b> Hydraulic; single 316mm disc<br> <b>Front Tire:</b> 130/70-18<br> <b>Rear Tire:</b> 200/55-16<br> <b>Wheelbase:</b> 66.7 in.<br> <b>Seat Height:</b> 29.3 in.<br> <b>Rake:</b> 30.5 deg.<br> <b>Trail:</b> 4.3 in.<br> <b>Fuel Capacity:</b> 5.55 gal.<br> <b>MPG:</b> 42 mpg<br> <b>Dry Weight:</b> Curb Weight: 787 lb.<br> <b>Colors:</b> Deep Pearl Gray<br>

2024 Suzuki GSX-S 8R, <b>Engine Type:</b> 4-stroke, liquid-cooled, DOHC parallel twin<br> <b>Displacement:</b> 776cc<br> <b>Bore and Stroke:</b> 84.0 mm x 70 mm (3.3 in. x 2.8 in.)<br> <b>Compression Ratio:</b> 12.8:1<br> <b>Fuel System:</b> Fuel injection<br> <b>Ignition:</b> Electronic ignition (transistorized)<br> <b>Transmission:</b> 6-speed constant mesh<br> <b>Final Drive:</b> O-ring style drive chain, 525 x 118L<br> <b>Front Suspension:</b> SHOWA inverted telescopic, coil spring, oil damped<br> <b>Rear Suspension:</b> SHOWA link type, single shock, coil spring, oil damped<br> <b>Front Brakes:</b> NISSIN, Radial-mount 4-piston calipers, twin disc, ABS-equipped<br> <b>Rear Brakes:</b> NISSIN, 1-piston caliper, single disc, ABS-equipped<br> <b>Front Tire:</b> 120/70ZR17M/C (58W), tubeless<br> <b>Rear Tire:</b> 180/55ZR17M/C (73W), tubeless<br> <b>Wheelbase:</b> 1465 mm (57.7 in.)<br> <b>Seat Height:</b> 810 mm (31.9 in.)<br> <b>Fuel Capacity:</b> 14.0 L (3.7 US gal.)<br> <b>Dry Weight:</b> 205 kg (452 lb.)<br> <b>Colors:</b> Metallic Triton Blue, Metallic Matte Sword Silver, or Pearl Ignite Yellow<br>

2017 Ducati Monster 1200, <b>Engine Type:</b> Testastretta 11 L-Twin, 4 Desmodromically actuated valves per cylinder<br> <b>Displacement:</b> 1198cc<br> <b>Bore and Stroke:</b> 106 x 67.9mm<br> <b>Cooling:</b> Liquid<br> <b>Compression Ratio:</b> 13.0:1<br> <b>Fuel System:</b> Electronic fuel injection system, full Ride-by-Wire system, equivalent diameter 56 oval throttle bodies<br> <b>Transmission:</b> 6 speed<br> <b>Final Drive:</b> Chain; Front sprocket Z15, Rear sprocket Z41<br> <b>Front Suspension:</b> 48 mm hlins fully adjustable USD fork<br> <b>Rear Suspension:</b> Progressive linkage with hlins fully adjustable monoshock, aluminium single-sided swingarm<br> <b>Front Brakes:</b> 2 x 330 mm semi-floating discs, radially mounted Brembo Monobloc Evo M50 callipers, 4-piston, radial pump with Bosch cornering ABS as standard equipment.<br> <b>Rear Brakes:</b> 245 mm disc, 2-piston calliper, with Bosch cornering ABS as standard equipment<br> <b>Front Tire:</b> Pirelli Diablo Rosso III 120/70 ZR17<br> <b>Rear Tire:</b> Pirelli Diablo Rosso III 190/55 ZR17<br> <b>Wheelbase:</b> 58.46 in. (1485mm)<br> <b>Seat Height:</b> Adjustable: 31.30 - 32.28 in. (795 - 820 mm)<br> <b>Rake:</b> 23.3 deg.<br> <b>Trail:</b> 3.4 in. (86.5mm)<br> <b>Fuel Capacity:</b> 4.36 US gal. (16.5L)<br> <b>Dry Weight:</b> 185 kg<br> <b>Colors:</b> Red<br>

Like new, no mods. cash in hand for test ride. The AI-blub below is all true! When I turned 76, I downsized from Duc 900SS and found this bike a real joy; but now health issues necessitate a sale. The Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 is a unique and stylish standard motorcycle that stands out from the crowd. With its striking design and rugged build, this bike is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The 2021 model year features a sleek black and silver color scheme that exudes a sense of sophistication and modernity.Powered by a powerful and responsive engine, the Svartpilen 401 offers a thrilling riding experience that is perfect for both city commuting and weekend adventures. With a mileage of 1500, this bike is still in excellent condition and ready to hit the road.The Husqvarna brand is known for its high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail, and the Svartpilen 401 is no exception. From its comfortable seating position to its advanced technology features, every aspect of this bike has been carefully designed to provide the rider with the best possible experience.Whether you're a seasoned rider looking for a new thrill or a beginner looking for a reliable and stylish bike to start your journey, the Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 is sure to exceed your expectations. Don't miss your chance to own this exciting standard motorcycle that combines performance, style, and comfort in one sleek package. Experience the thrill of the open road like never before with the Husqvarna Svartpilen 401.

<p>EAST OR WEST, IT’S THE BEST</p><p>There’s never been any doubt about the best bike in the 250 class, but if you need more proof, just check out the results from this year’s Supercross. Jett and Hunter Lawrence can ride anything they want, but they both choose the Honda CRF250R, and rode away with both the 250 East and 250 West AMA Supercross championships—and with a huge points margin to boot! And it’s easy to see why: CRF250R stacks the deck when it comes to torque and midrange power—where you really need it for critical track sections like whoops, managing jumps, or blasting out of deep loam and berms. Plus, we’ve gone to extra lengths to keep the bike light, narrow, and responsive. For 2024, the choice is clear: You need to be on a Honda CRF250R . . . unless you’re happy racing for second place.</p><p>If you’re serious about getting on the podium, you know your best chance is when you Ride Red. And this year, we’re giving you even more incentive through our Honda Red Rider Rewards Program. You win twice—once on the track, and again at the bank! Check out our Red Rider Rewards Program to learn more.</p><p></p>

<p>FUN COMES IN ALL SIZES</p><p>Choosing the right size of off-road bike means two things: the right level of power, and a seat height and overall package that fits. And that’s where our CRF125F and CRF125F Big Wheel really shine. The two sizes cover a wide range of enthusiasts, from younger riders and smaller adults to taller adolescents and more. With both, you get our legendary Honda reliability and user-friendly powerband. Fuel injection eliminates carburetor woes, and the four-speed transmission and conventional clutch provide the control of a full-sized bike. Long-travel suspension delivers a comfortable ride. And a graphics package right off our factory MX bikes pumps up the pride factor too. The CRF125F Big Wheel is all that with a seat height that’s about two inches taller, and the bigger wheels give it a little more ground clearance too. Either way, you can’t go wrong!</p><p>Be A Responsible Rider: All parents need to consider their youngsters' age, size, ability and maturity before allowing them to ride. Obtain a copy of "Off-Road Safety Tips" from your local Honda Dealer.</p><p></p>

<p>LIFELONG ADVENTURES START HERE</p><p>Introducing your young rider to their first bike is a truly special moment, and the 2024 Honda CRF50F is the perfect choice for creating lifelong memories. This legendary motorcycle offers an ideal size, unbeatable reliability, and incredible toughness. Along with the power from its smooth four-stroke engine, worries of stalling disappear thanks to the automatic clutch. Plus, the keyed ignition and adjustable throttle limiter give you full control of who rides and when, and how fast they can go. Get ready for endless family fun as the 2024 Honda CRF50F takes you on unforgettable adventures. Just be prepared—it might be hard to convince your youngster to stop riding!</p><p>Be A Responsible Rider: All parents need to consider their youngsters' age, size, ability and maturity before allowing them to ride. Obtain a copy of "Off-Road Safety Tips" from your local Honda Dealer.</p><p></p>

<p>EAST OR WEST, IT’S THE BEST</p><p>There’s never been any doubt about the best bike in the 250 class, but if you need more proof, just check out the results from this year’s Supercross. Jett and Hunter Lawrence can ride anything they want, but they both choose the Honda CRF250R, and rode away with both the 250 East and 250 West AMA Supercross championships—and with a huge points margin to boot! And it’s easy to see why: CRF250R stacks the deck when it comes to torque and midrange power—where you really need it for critical track sections like whoops, managing jumps, or blasting out of deep loam and berms. Plus, we’ve gone to extra lengths to keep the bike light, narrow, and responsive. For 2024, the choice is clear: You need to be on a Honda CRF250R . . . unless you’re happy racing for second place.</p><p>If you’re serious about getting on the podium, you know your best chance is when you Ride Red. And this year, we’re giving you even more incentive through our Honda Red Rider Rewards Program. You win twice—once on the track, and again at the bank! Check out our Red Rider Rewards Program to learn more.</p><p></p>

<p>SOPHOMORE SIZE, SENIOR FUN</p><p>When it comes to entry-level bikes, the Honda CRF110F is the ideal stepping stone for your youngster. It’s the perfect upgrade from our CRF50F, striking a remarkable balance between size and power. With its robust 109cc single-cylinder four-stroke engine and tough steel chassis, it also boasts the convenience of an electric starter. Say farewell to stalling thanks to its automatic clutch, and embrace the joy of shifting with the semi-automatic four-speed transmission. But here's the real game-changer: fuel injection. No more struggling with hard starts in the cold or the hassle of cleaning and adjusting the carburetor. The CRF110F is designed for smooth and effortless rides. And let's not forget the ultimate reward: the radiant smile that will illuminate your young Red Rider's face every time they hit the trail.</p><p>Be A Responsible Rider: All parents need to consider their youngsters' age, size, ability and maturity before allowing them to ride. Obtain a copy of "Off-Road Safety Tips" from your local Honda Dealer.</p><p></p>

<p>START FAST, FINISH FIRST</p><p>At Honda, we produce a whole line of bikes built for fun. But when you’re talking about a CRF150R or CRF150R Expert, you’re talking about a pair of bikes built to win. Offering two sizes means you can pick which one is right for your future champion based on how tall they are—the bikes’ engine, frame, and power output are the same. The Expert has bigger wheels and a longer swingarm, so you’ll find it fits taller riders a bit better. Both feature our high-performance Unicam® engine, a Honda exclusive that’s light, compact, high-revving and powerful. If you want to find out what victory tastes like, get on a Honda CRF150R or a CRF150R Expert.</p><p>If you’re serious about getting on the podium, you know your best chance is when you Ride Red. And this year, we’re giving you even more incentive through our Honda Red Rider Rewards Program. You win twice—once on the track, and again at the bank! Check out our Red Rider Rewards Program to learn more.</p><p></p>

2024 Honda CRF250F, <b>Engine Type:</b> Single-cylinder four-stroke<br> <b>Displacement:</b> 250 cc<br> <b>Bore and Stroke:</b> 71.0 mm x 63.0 mm<br> <b>Cooling:</b> Air<br> <b>Compression Ratio:</b> 9.6:1<br> <b>Front Suspension:</b> 41 mm leading-axle Showa fork; 8.5 in. travel<br> <b>Front Brakes:</b> Single 240mm disc<br> <b>Front Tire:</b> 80/100-21<br> <b>Rear Suspension:</b> Pro-Link Showa single shock with spring-preload adjustability; 9.1 in. travel<br> <b>Rear Brakes:</b> Single 220mm disc<br> <b>Rear Tire:</b> 100/100-18<br> <b>Fuel Capacity:</b> 1.6 gal.<br> <b>Wheelbase:</b> 55.9 in.<br> <b>Seat Height:</b> 34.8 in.<br> <b>Trail:</b> 4.0 in.<br> <b>Rake:</b> 26.1 deg.<br> <b>Transmission:</b> Five-speed<br>

2024 Honda CRF125F Big Wheel, <b>Engine Type:</b> Single-cylinder four-stroke<br> <b>Displacement:</b> 125 cc<br> <b>Bore and Stroke:</b> 52.4 mm x 57.9 mm<br> <b>Cooling:</b> Air<br> <b>Compression Ratio:</b> 9.0:1<br> <b>Front Suspension:</b> 31 mm leading-axle fork; 6.7 in. travel<br> <b>Front Brakes:</b> Single 220mm disc<br> <b>Front Tire:</b> 70/100-19<br> <b>Rear Suspension:</b> Pro-Link single-shock; 6.6 in. travel<br> <b>Rear Brakes:</b> 95mm single-leading-shoe drum<br> <b>Rear Tire:</b> 90/100-16<br> <b>Fuel Capacity:</b> 1.0 gal.<br> <b>Wheelbase:</b> 49.4 in.<br> <b>Seat Height:</b> 30.9 in.<br> <b>Trail:</b> 3.7 in.<br> <b>Rake:</b> 27.5 deg.<br> <b>Transmission:</b> Four-speed<br>

2024 Honda CRF150RB, <b>Engine Type:</b> Single cylinder<br> <b>Displacement:</b> 150 cc<br> <b>Bore and Stroke:</b> 66 mm x 43.8 mm<br> <b>Cooling:</b> Liquid<br> <b>Compression Ratio:</b> 11.7:1<br> <b>Front Suspension:</b> 37 mm leading-axle inverted Showa cartridge fork with rebound- and compression-damping adjustability; 10.8 in. travel<br> <b>Front Brakes:</b> Single 220mm disc<br> <b>Front Tire:</b> Dunlop MX51;70/100-17<br> <b>Rear Suspension:</b> Pro-Link Showa single shock with spring-preload, rebound- and compression-damping adjustability; 10.7 in. travel<br> <b>Rear Brakes:</b> Single 190mm disc<br> <b>Rear Tire:</b> Dunlop MX51; 90/100-14<br> <b>Fuel Capacity:</b> 1.1 gal.<br> <b>Wheelbase:</b> 49.6 in.<br> <b>Seat Height:</b> 32.8 in.<br> <b>Trail:</b> 3.1 in.<br> <b>Rake:</b> 27.0 deg.<br> <b>Transmission:</b> Close-ratio five-speed<br>