New Husqvarnas for 2010

Updated: 19 November 2014

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Italian off-road manufacturer Husqvarna has two new models for 2010. The enduro-styled TE630 and the SMS630 supermoto replace the out-going TE610 and SM610ie.

As well as restyled bodywork, both machines receive an updated engine featuring a twin-cam head (replacing the single cam head on the 610), a capacity hike from 576cc to 600cc, twin exhausts, a hydraulic clutch and more power.

For a company famed for producing fiery competition supermotos, MX and enduro bikes, the new TE630 and SM630 are designed with more general road use in mind.

The machines are expected in dealers in April and prices have been set at £6095 for the TE630, £6295 for the SMS630.

MCN will be riding both machines at their world launch in and around Husqvarna’s factory in Varese, Italy on Monday.

We’ll give you our first impressions on motorcyclenews.com then and the full report will be in MCN on 7th April.

By Michael Neeves

MCN Chief Road Tester - Neevesy’s been an MCN Road Tester since 2002. He’s reviewed everything from mopeds to Rossi’s Yamaha M1, and plenty in between He covers tens of thousands of miles a year on the world’s roads and racetracks in his role with MCN, and when he’s not working he’s still on two wheels, racing both modern and classic superbikes for a variety of teams. To cement his position as one of the most influential motorcycling journalists on the planet, Neevesy spent many years as an Elite Instructor at the Ron Haslam Race School, based at the famous Donington Park race circuit. He regularly presents videos on riding tips and road safety, working alongside the likes of Highways England to deliver a strong and consistent message.