This comprehensive 1978 Husqvarna 250 OR Parts Catalogue provides a detailed guide to all the spare parts for your classic motorcycle. With this manual, you can easily identify and locate the specific parts you need, ensuring you get the right components for your repairs. This essential resource is ideal for anyone looking to maintain, restore, or simply understand the intricate workings of their 1978 Husqvarna 250 OR. Avoid costly mistakes or being misled by unscrupulous repair shops by having this manual as your trusted reference. It's a valuable tool to empower you with the knowledge and information to confidently handle your own repairs or to ensure you're getting the correct parts from your mechanic. We are confident in the quality of our manuals and offer a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can purchase with peace of mind. If you can't find the manual you need, our extensive collection of motorcycle manuals is always expanding. Simply contact us with your request.

The 1978 Husqvarna 250 OR is a classic example of the Swedish brand's dominance in off-road racing during the late 1970s. This two-stroke motocross machine represented the pinnacle of Husqvarna's engineering and innovation at the time, boasting a lightweight and powerful 249cc engine coupled with an agile and responsive chassis. The 250 OR was a popular choice for both professional and amateur riders, earning a reputation for its exceptional handling, nimble maneuverability, and impressive power delivery.

The 1978 250 OR featured a number of design elements that set it apart from its competitors. Its engine, a single-cylinder two-stroke, was renowned for its potent power and smooth acceleration. The motorcycle's frame, constructed from high-strength steel tubing, was designed to be both rigid and lightweight, providing an ideal balance between stability and agility. The suspension, featuring telescopic forks and a single rear shock, was known for its plush comfort and excellent bump absorption, allowing riders to maintain control over even the toughest terrain. Other notable features included a large capacity fuel tank for extended ride times, a durable and robust electrical system, and a minimalist yet functional design that emphasized practicality and performance.