2025 Husqvarna Vitpilen

The Vitpilen 801 is a highly capable and dynamic roadster that delivers a riding experience like nothing before it. Taking design inspiration from the Swedish heritage of the brand, this beautifully crafted, modern motorcycle is characterized by its LED projector lens headlight, which features a surrounding light ring for an unmistakable look. Pure performance comes from the 799 cc parallel-twin engine with multiple electronic rider aids tailoring the delivery for a customized set-up. Personalization extends to the premium, adjustable WP suspension and a choice of up to four ride modes that ensure the Vitpilen 801 is accessible to a broad range of riders.

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• Exterior

With a roadster-inspired design, the Vitpilen 801 only features essential bodywork that wraps tightly around the upper frame to create a close connection between the rider and the machine. The unique and progressive styling is boosted by the striking graphics and contrasting tones that combine to exude a distinctive appearance. Up front, and giving the Vitpilen 801 a progressive identity, a Bi-LED headlight sits proudly and lights up the road when the sun goes down.

• Parallel twin engine

The Vitpilen 801 is powered by a compact, 799 cc parallel-twin engine featuring advanced engineering techniques including active crankcase evacuation and semi dry-sump lubrication, ensure exceptional efficiency in addition to delivering outstanding performance and durability, with service intervals set at 15,000 km.

• Ergonomics

Unrestrictive ergonomics deliver a confidence-inspiring riding experience. The seat, footrests, and smooth fuel tank cover place the rider in an optimal position to achieve a low center of gravity, aiding handling for a heightened level of control. Adjustable handlebar mounts add a level of customization to the Vitpilen 801.

• TFT dashboard

A 5 TFT dashboard with a bonded glass screen shows vital information to riders. The travelling speed, fuel level, and the selected gear are all clearly displayed and visible at a glance. It is controlled by the backlight switch cubes on the left side of the handlebar.