This comprehensive 1978 Husqvarna 250 CR Parts Catalogue is your essential resource for identifying and ordering the right spare parts for your classic motorcycle. Designed to provide detailed information for every component, this catalogue helps you avoid costly mistakes and ensures you get the exact parts you need. It's your guide to understanding the intricate workings of your 1978 250 CR, empowering you to make informed decisions during repairs and maintenance. This catalogue offers a wealth of information about your motorcycle, helping you avoid potential pitfalls and ensure a successful repair. You'll find clear diagrams and descriptions for each part, making it easy to locate the exact component you need. It's a valuable tool for both experienced mechanics and those new to motorcycle maintenance, enabling you to confidently tackle any repair project.

The 1978 Husqvarna 250 CR is a legendary motocross machine that embodies the spirit of the golden age of off-road racing. This Swedish-engineered motorcycle, known for its distinctive bright yellow color scheme and sleek, purposeful design, was a force to be reckoned with on the racetrack. Powered by a potent 249cc, two-stroke single-cylinder engine, the 250 CR delivered exhilarating power and a raw, unfiltered riding experience. The engine was renowned for its smooth power delivery, with a crisp throttle response that allowed riders to precisely control its output. The 250 CR's chassis, built with a lightweight and durable steel frame, provided a nimble and responsive handling experience. The motorcycle's suspension, featuring telescopic forks and a rear swingarm with monoshock damping, absorbed the bumps and jumps with grace and control, enabling riders to push the limits on demanding terrain. Beyond its performance, the 1978 250 CR stands out for its iconic design. The minimalist bodywork, featuring a small, sculpted fuel tank and a single headlight, highlights the machine's inherent simplicity and raw power. The distinctive yellow paint scheme, combined with black accents, further contributes to the motorcycle's striking appearance. While the 1978 250 CR was primarily a competition-oriented machine, its reputation for durability and performance made it a popular choice among enthusiasts who wanted to enjoy the thrill of off-road riding. The motorcycle's legacy lives on today, with collectors and enthusiasts cherishing these vintage machines for their historical significance and timeless appeal. The 1978 Husqvarna 250 CR represents a pivotal moment in motocross history, showcasing the evolution of both motorcycle design and performance.