Husqvarna’s 2027 FE 350s And FE 501s Bring Swedish Enduro DNA To Street-Legal Dual-Sport
Husqvarna Mobility has announced the 2027 FE 350s and FE 501s, two street-legal dual-sport motorcycles arriving at authorized dealerships this summer. Built on the brand’s proven enduro platform, both bikes carry the precision handling and trail-ready confidence the FE line is known for — now wrapped in a refreshed look that leans into Husqvarna’s Swedish roots.
The visual update centers on white powder-coated frames and new graphics designed to give each model a more distinctive, premium identity. Underneath the new look, the component spec stays serious: WP XACT suspension front and rear, Brembo hydraulic clutch and brake systems, ProTaper handlebars, and Continental TKC 80 tires. Both models ship with a 1-year Premium Manufacturer’s Warranty, and pricing will be confirmed through dealers.
Two Models, Two Distinct Rider Profiles
The FE 350s is built for riders who prioritize agility and all-day versatility. Husqvarna describes it as the right tool for tight singletrack, forest roads, and extended explorations where lightweight handling and predictable power delivery matter more than outright grunt. It’s the bike for riders who want to thread technical terrain without feeling like they’re wrestling the machine.
The FE 501s takes a different approach. Husqvarna positions it as the benchmark for maximum torque and effortless performance — a bike suited to covering greater distances, pushing into more demanding backcountry, and handling terrain where stability under load becomes as important as raw agility. The stronger, more controllable power delivery makes it the natural choice for riders who spend more time on open trails and remote roads than in tight technical sections.
WP XACT Suspension And A Premium Component Roster
Both models run WP XACT closed cartridge front forks paired with a WP XACT rear shock. The setup is designed to deliver consistent feedback and stability across changing terrain, allowing the suspension to respond directly to rider input rather than forcing the rider to compensate for vague or unpredictable behavior. For dual-sport use — where a single ride can move from pavement to gravel to technical trail — that consistency matters.
Brembo handles the hydraulic clutch and brake systems on both bikes, a spec that reflects the FE platform’s enduro roots rather than a cost-cutting dual-sport compromise. The component list also includes ProTaper handlebars, Continental TKC 80 tires (a widely trusted dual-sport rubber choice), and parts sourced from GSK, Dunlop, Twin Air, and ODI. Ergonomics are developed to allow unrestricted rider movement, which becomes relevant on longer days when fatigue and body position start affecting control.
Swedish Heritage Aesthetic And What’s Next
The white powder-coated frame is the most visible change for 2027, and it’s a deliberate nod to Husqvarna’s Scandinavian identity — a visual thread that runs through the brand’s history and distinguishes it from the red-and-orange palette of its KTM-family stablemates. The new graphics reinforce that premium, heritage-forward positioning without altering the underlying platform.
The 2027 FE 350s and FE 501s will be available at authorized Husqvarna Mobility dealerships this summer. Pricing has not been announced; Husqvarna says riders should contact their local dealer for availability and pricing details. Both models carry a 1-year Premium Manufacturer’s Warranty.
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