One of the newest compact city bikes on the market, the Husqvarna Svartpilen 125 is in desperate need of a significant update. Nobody is surprised to learn that the company is currently developing the Svartpilen 125 in an updated form. Here are all the details about this new bike that you should check out after the test mule was recently spotted overseas.
The test mule receives new thin radiator covers, small cowls, and headlamps with LED bezel tops. The fuel tank and side panels also maintain the same similar design, and the bike still features the same neo-retro theme. Additionally, the small footprint is kept, and the bike offers an aggressive riding stance.
The bike will be fitted with a 125cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder petrol engine, and the powertrain is also anticipated to remain the same. The KTM 125 Duke also uses this engine, which has rated peak power and torque outputs of 15 bhp and 12 Nm, respectively. This engine has impressive low end and strong performance.
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The bike has adjustable rear mono shock suspension at the back and front USD forks, just like the current version. The motorcycle also has dual disc brakes with dual channel ABS as standard equipment. Additionally, the test mule has spoke wheels with large tyres. In addition, the bike receives new, traditional-styled fenders as opposed to the tyre hugger setup offered by the current version. (dotnetcoretutorials.com)
According to what we currently know, the new Husqvarna Svartpilen 125 won’t undergo any mechanical changes, but it will receive numerous cosmetic upgrades, including a variety of funky new colour options.
Although there are currently no verified rumours about the official release of this new bike, we anticipate the company to introduce the upgraded Husqvarna Svartpilen sometime in 2023. The bike will unquestionably present a profitable opportunity for buyers seeking a sturdy and sporty city bike.
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