Technical data and design
The motorcycle is characterized by its relatively low weight of 181 kilograms and the use of an in-line 2-cylinder engine with 105 hp (77 kW). These technical specifications indicate a dynamic power-to-weight ratio, which should ensure agile riding characteristics both in the city and on country roads.
The Svartpilen 801 also features modern electronic riding aids, including Easy Shift for smoother gear changes. These technological features aim to make riding more comfortable and safer. During the development process, the bike underwent extensive testing, ranging from flat track riding to ice track testing, to underline its versatility.
On the design side, Husqvarna has opted for a minimalist but striking style. The frame and engine are enclosed by ergonomically designed bodywork that offers freedom of movement. The steering damper and adjustable WP suspension are also designed to improve riding comfort.
Comparison with previous models
The introduction of the Svartpilen 801 follows on from the Vitpilen 701 and Svartpilen 701 models, which are renowned for their design. Unlike these, which were powered by a KTM 690cc single-cylinder with 75 hp, the Svartpilen 801 marks a new step for Husqvarna with its in-line twin-cylinder engine.
The official launch of the Svartpilen 801 is planned for March 19, 2024, when all technical data and images will be released. This date is likely to be awaited with interest by many motorcycle enthusiasts.
Conclusion
With the Svartpilen 801, Husqvarna shows that the company is striving to strengthen its presence in the mid-range naked bike segment. The combination of performance, design and modern technologies could make this bike an interesting option for riders who value versatility and riding enjoyment. The full unveiling in March will certainly shed more light on the potential of this model.
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