Friday, October 16, 2026
HomeNEWSHusqvarna takes 2027 enduro range on demo tour

Husqvarna takes 2027 enduro range on demo tour

Husqvarna has launched a nationwide series of Enduro Demo Days, giving riders the chance to test the complete 2027 range at a selection of established off-road venues.
The initiative is designed to put Husqvarna’s latest enduro models directly in front of potential customers, with free test rides offered throughout the programme. The demos are being led by Lee Edmondson, manager of OnlyStans Off-Road Experience and former mechanic to six-time FIM SuperEnduro World Champion Billy Bolt.

The first Demo Day took place at Action Trax, Exedown Track, Sevenoaks, Kent in late September. Two further events are scheduled: Saturday 24 October, Marsh Powersports Enduro Demo Day, Glynduro Land, Llandovery; and Saturday 14 November, Fast Eddy Racing, Shrewsbury. Bookings opened from 1 October.

Riders can test the full 2027 Husqvarna Enduro line-up, from the TE 125 to the FE 501, and compare models in real off-road conditions.

Matt Walker, managing director of Husqvarna UK, said: “Husqvarna Enduro Demo Days are about making it easier than ever for riders to experience our motorcycles in the environments they were designed for. There’s no substitute for getting out on the trail and spending time on a bike, and these events give riders the opportunity to do exactly that while exploring the breadth of our enduro range.”

Walker added that the programme is intended for both competitive off-road riders and those looking to progress their skills.

The Demo Days are part of Husqvarna’s effort to give potential customers direct access to its latest models and the chance to compare machines before deciding to buy.

Further information and event details are available at www.husqvarna-motorcycles.com/en-gb/experience-the-brand/events/enduro-demo-days.html.

RELATED ARTICLES

Product News

Big K profit up but sales down

The Kawasaki Heavy Industries Powersports and Engine division’s Q1 2026 financial results initially hit the road running, with revenue rising by 10.4bn yen (£47.84m)...