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Cycle News Issue 30 July 31

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VOL. 55 ISSUE 30 JULY 31, 2018 P79 I n a motocross world flooded with valves and cams and rev-limiters and pump gas, it's nice to buck the trend and go ride with some oil in your gas and sweet singing revs. That's where Husqvarna's 2019 TC motocross models come into play. The 2019 Husqvarna TC 125 and TC 250 are incred- ibly advanced motocross bikes, not re-hashed two-strokes from a decade prior. Husqvarna has infused their model-wide motocross updates into these smokers and it shows. If you're looking for the most advanced two-stroke weap- onry available, you might be a Husqvarna customer this year. We had the chance to ride all of Husqvarna's MX bikes at Aldon Baker's training facil- ity in Florida recently and the first two bikes we jumped on were the TC 125 and TC 250. We left the land of champi- ons with a newfound respect for the facility where athletes like Zach Osborne and Jason Anderson train. We also left with a refreshed affection for two-strokes and heavy case of dehydration. Here's our take on the new- est two-stroke motocrossers from Husqvarna. The latest 125cc two-stroke motocrosser from Husqvarna, the TC 125, is fun, lightweight and fast.

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