Baja

The Husqvarna Baja "Concept" presented at EICMA. Think it's lost some of the character from the first Baja concept, but who cares; I want one!
Husqvarna Baja
First Baja concept

Moab

The Husqvarna Moab concept. Want one.
Husqvarna Moab

Confidence!

Black Queen

The The Husqvarna concept 'Proof 2000' was shown at the Milan motorcycle fair in 1985. The 800cc twin cylinder engine was part-developed by Swedish engineering company Folan.
Folan 
Advrider

Husqvarna 500

The Folke Mannerstedt designed 1930's V-twin.
Husqvarna 500

Strada

I wish they'd been a bit bolder, and that exhaust is not really worthy a scrambler if you ask me.

Husqvarna

Via

1972 WR450

Beautiful. Via

Husqvarna Viking 3600

Silverpilen

In light of the launch of the new Husqvarna "Moab" concept I think this a nice reference. Here's Basse Hveem, standing outside 'Basse Hveem and Grorud' in Oslo in 1959, demonstrating just how light the new 'Silverpilen' is.
Husqvarna Moab
Basse Hveem

Hang on!

The Husqvarna Tolken

Larven

I'm hung up on snowmobiles. Blame the unusually cold and snowy winter. This is the Swedish 'Larven' (catepillar) produced from the 60's to the 80's. You had to use skis when you rode it and it was powered by a Husqvarna engine. Perfectly matched to the PV as well.

Bosse's Husqvarna 500

Bosse Granath is a well known Swedish racer. He went GP racing with this factory-backed, two cylinder Husqvarna in the 70's.
Bo "Bosse" Granath

Husqvarna Mille 3

The new ‘Qvarna concept launched at Eicma. Reminds me of the Sachs Madass and den djevelske Diavel, but isn’t there a hint of the pre-war Husky V-twins in the concept as well?

Husqvarna Novolette Sport

Sixten Sason

Swedish designer and the man behind the Husqvarna Silverpilen, SAAB 92, and the first Hasselblad.