Husqvarna Introduces Vitpilen 801, Motor Roadster Agile And Powered

Husqvarna Vitpilen 801 (source: Husqvarna Mobility)

JAKARTA - A motorcycle brand from Sweden, Husqvarna officially launched Vitpilen 801's newest motorcycle incorporating a beautiful roadster style and powerful performance.

Launching from the brand's official website, Saturday, October 5, this motor has a headlights with the lens of the latest Bi_LED projector with a separate ring that gives a progressive and modern impression.

This iron horse was built in the framework of chromium-molybdenum steel which is known to have light weight. Thus, motorists can maximize the performance of this motor so that it can run agile and stable.

Then, Vitpilen 801 has a WP Apex suspension that can be adjusted to 140 mm travel forks and 150 mm shock travel. The legs are equipped with 17 inches of rim and covered in Michelin Road 6 tires to increase grip power.

The braking system from J.Juan, which works with the Bosch anti-lock braking system (ABS), produces maximum braking. The manufacturer also provides standard equipment in the form of Power Assist Slipper Clunch (PASC), offers maximum stability when braking and maximizes traction during acceleration.

In the middle of the handlebar, there is a 5-inch TFT dashboard equipped with a glass screen and an optic that plays a role in preventinglauness. This system can connect to the Ride Husqvarna Motorcycles application via a device to assist motorists in navigation, phone calls, to music selection.

To accommodate driving style, Husqvarna provides four modes that can be selected consisting of Street, Rain, Sport, and Dynamic. In addition, this motorbike is equipped with a Ride-by-wire thrust with a regulated gas pedal function.

Vitpilen 801 is powered by a 799 cc DOHC parallel-twin engine which gives 105 dk of strength at 9,250 rpm and 87 Nm torque at 8,000 rpm.

These figures underscore the performance of machines, which are equipped with an evacuation feature like an active engine and a semi-dry tub lubrication system to create a service interval that is up to 15,000 km long.

Vitpilen 801 will be available globally starting November 2024. Official prices will be announced ahead of its launch to the market.