This comprehensive parts catalogue provides a detailed breakdown of every component for your 1991 CR 250 Husqvarna motorcycle. It is an indispensable resource for anyone seeking to maintain, repair, or restore their vintage Husky. The catalogue features precise diagrams and descriptions of each part, ensuring accurate identification and ordering. Whether you need to replace a worn-out chain, a damaged brake lever, or any other component, this catalogue will guide you to the exact part you require. It's a valuable tool for both experienced mechanics and those new to working on motorcycles, empowering you to confidently perform repairs and upgrades. Avoid costly mistakes and ensure you always have the right parts on hand with this easily accessible reference guide.

## 1991 CR 250 Husqvarna Husky: A Classic of Motocross

The 1991 CR 250 Husqvarna, affectionately nicknamed "Husky", was a formidable competitor in the motocross scene, known for its potent engine, responsive handling, and distinctive Swedish design. This 250cc two-stroke machine was powered by a liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine, renowned for its raw power and crisp throttle response. The CR 250 boasted a robust frame and high-quality suspension components, offering excellent stability and precise handling, making it a favorite among riders seeking a nimble and responsive ride. The bike's ergonomics were thoughtfully designed for rider comfort and control, featuring a plush seat, adjustable handlebars, and a well-placed shifter and brake lever.

Beyond its performance, the 1991 CR 250 stood out for its unique aesthetics. Husqvarna's signature yellow and blue color scheme had become synonymous with their motocross machines, and the CR 250 was no exception. The bike's styling was characterized by its sleek lines and clean design, reflecting a minimalist yet functional approach to motorcycle construction. The CR 250 also incorporated several innovative features for its time, including a redesigned swingarm for improved traction and a new airbox for optimized airflow. Despite being a machine from the early 1990s, the CR 250 continues to hold a special place in the hearts of motocross enthusiasts, signifying a period of innovation and pioneering spirit within the motocross world.