Husqvarna has been teasing its adventure bike since 2019. Now, the 2022 Norden 901 has officially been revealed. And while it shares some parts with its KTM 890 Adventure cousins, it's distinct enough to stand on its own wheels. Or, indeed, slide through the mud and tour on the road on its own wheels.

Husqvarna is a popular Swedish company that makes a wide variety of motorized vehicles, including motorcycles and lawnmowers. Husqvarna realizes the need to transform into a cleaner company. That's why it's focusing its energy on electric motorcycles and scooters. Here's a look at Husqvarna's futuristic concepts that may be coming soon.

The first Husqvarna that Steve McQueen ever owned is a vintage Husqvarna Viking 360 and it is now for sale. It doesn't get cooler than this.

If you’re shopping for a new lawn mower, chances are you’ve come across a Husqvarna lawn mower.

In the US, Husqvarna is arguably best-known for its dual-sport motorcycles. But the Swedish company also has a café racer, the Husqvarna Vitpilen. However, rather like Harley-Davidson once provided engines to Buell, many of Husqvarna’s bikes are built around KTM powertrains. In the Husqvarna Vitpilen’s case, it’s based on the KTM Duke naked bikes. But …

There are a number of excellent affordable motorcycles that you can take off-road. However, some may be nervous about bringing a brand-new bike to get banged up off-pavement. However, as is the case for most beginner bikes, the simple solution is to get a used motorcycle. It’s likely already been beat-up a bit. Plus, buying …

There’s a whole host of neo-classic motorcycles available today. Customers can choose from scramblers, bobbers, cruisers, a modern Honda Cub, and hand-built carbureted models based on 50s British bikes. Arguably, though, what kick-started this trend was the rise in café racers, previewed by the Ducati Sport 1000. Even Harley-Davidson is working on such a bike. …

Dirt bikes can be a great introduction to motorcycling. They’re easy to repair, and not quick enough to really get you into trouble (apart from the racing versions). But, they’re generally not street-legal, which means you’ll have to haul them to a trail or course. Some touring bikes can go off-road, but they’re really more …