The Husqvarna Product Range

The Husqvarna Product Range

For anyone who was around back in the 1960s, the name Husqvarna brings back memories of motorcycles. Back then the Swedish company was very well known for powerful and durable motocross bikes that were taking checkered flags right and left as rider after rider crossed the finish line in major events around the globe on the popular well proven make of of road motorcycles.

New Competition From Japanese Manufacturers

Over the course of succeeding years however, a few factors would combine into play in the decline of Husqvarna motorcycles as the premier name in off road bikes. By far the biggest factor was the entry into the market of names like Suzuki, Honda and Kawasaki. Companies that were beginning to manufacture and market their own on and off road motorcycles.

The Company Is Sold To An Italian Firm

One more lesser factor that figured into the decline in popularity of the Husqvarna off road motorcycle was the sale of the Swedish company to an Italian firm that packed up and moved the entire operation to Italy. The sale took place in the late 1980s as the company was reeling in the face of the stiff competition from the new Japanese competitors.

2007 – The Company Is Again Sold To MBW

In spite of the sale and relocation, Husqvarna motorcycles still struggled to make a comeback as the quality and popularity of Japanese made motorcycles continued to increase. However; another sale of the company in 2007, this time to well known a motorcycle and automobile manufacturer BMW has shed a new light on the possibilities of a new era for Husqvarna bikes.

Husqvarna Chain Saws Dominate the Market

One product arena where the Husqvarna name has continued to maintain dominance is chainsaws and it's been that way for decades. In fact, Husqvarna chain saws have a well earned reputation for quality and durability and Varanasi motors in particular are known for being well built. In particular, it is the larger chainsaws that are used by professionals where Husqvarna has dominated the highest market share.

A Far More Safer Chain Saw To Operate

In response to growing competition in the chainsaw market in recent years, Husqvarna design engineers have developed a number of unique safety features for their saws. New developments such as a chain catcher stud, rear handle chain guard, inertia activated chain brake and new anti vibration technology aimed at reducing user fatigue. Developments that are drawing buyers who are impressed with what is now the safest brand of chain saws on the market.

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