Photo: Husqvarna
After showing the MOAB concept in Milan at the 2011 EICMA, here's Husqvarna showing their new concept called Baja.
Husqvarna Baja brings together the legendary looks of the bikes had 50 years ago and all the modern-day technology. The bike looks really retro and will appeal to those still in love with that specific ageless design of the 70's.
On the tech side, the new Husqvarna Baja concept is built on a steel frame with an upside down fork and a rear central spring strut on a lever system, hinged to the dual swingarm. The ground clearance and long suspension excursion make the Husqvarna Baja fot for light off-road use, while the 19” front wheel and 17” rear one can tackle pretty much any obstacles.
Stopping force is ensured by Brembo hydraulic brakes for both wheels. The Baka is powered by a liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine coupled to a 5-speed gearbox and a roller chain to the rear wheel.
On the tech side, the new Husqvarna Baja concept is built on a steel frame with an upside down fork and a rear central spring strut on a lever system, hinged to the dual swingarm. The ground clearance and long suspension excursion make the Husqvarna Baja fot for light off-road use, while the 19” front wheel and 17” rear one can tackle pretty much any obstacles.
Stopping force is ensured by Brembo hydraulic brakes for both wheels. The Baka is powered by a liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine coupled to a 5-speed gearbox and a roller chain to the rear wheel.
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