This comprehensive 2002 Husqvarna Husky WR/CR 250/360 Owners Manual is your essential guide to understanding and maintaining your motorcycle. It provides detailed information on every aspect of your machine, ensuring a safe and enjoyable riding experience. This manual covers everything from basic operation and routine maintenance to more advanced procedures, allowing you to confidently handle any repair or adjustment. Learn about your motorcycle's engine, transmission, suspension, brakes, electrical system, and more. With clear diagrams and step-by-step instructions, this manual empowers you to perform repairs yourself, saving you money and ensuring the job is done right. You can also use it to diagnose problems and understand the proper techniques for servicing your machine. This manual is your one-stop resource for maximizing your motorcycle's performance and longevity.

The 2002 Husqvarna WR/CR 250/360, a legendary off-road motorcycle, embodies the spirit of Swedish engineering and performance. These machines were renowned for their robust construction, powerful engines, and exceptional handling characteristics. The WR series, designed for enduro racing and trail riding, boasted a more street-legal configuration with a lighting system, while the CR series, tailored for motocross, focused on pure performance and agility. Both models shared a common foundation, with a lightweight aluminum frame and a potent, single-cylinder, two-stroke engine. The 250cc and 360cc options catered to riders of varying skill levels and preferences, with the 250 offering a lively and responsive powerband, while the 360 delivered a more substantial torque output.

The 2002 Husqvarna WR/CR 250/360 featured advanced suspension components, featuring Kayaba forks and Sachs rear shocks, ensuring consistent and predictable handling across a variety of terrain. The ergonomics were designed to prioritize rider comfort and control, with a well-positioned handlebar, comfortable seat, and strategically placed footpegs. These were highly competitive motorcycles in their day, earning recognition for their performance and reliability. They are now sought after by collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate their historical significance and capability. Even though the 2002 WR/CR 250/360 are no longer in production, the legacy of these machines continues to inspire and influence the off-road motorcycle landscape.