Introduced in ’77, the 390CR was (according to Cycle magazine) “a no-compromise, expert-level motocrosser” that can “double as an enduro mount, woods play-bike or desert racer.” They summarized it as “probably the most versatile dirt bike to ever be produced by Husqvarna.” Granted, that was almost four decades ago, but here’s an example of what used to be Husky’s finest.
The 390CR put down 34 horsepower and 28 pound-feet of torque. If you want to check out the Cycle review, head on over to Ye Old Cycle Shoppe. This specific 390CR had an engine rebuild 3 years ago but has only 3 hours since. The seller hasn’t had time to ride it, so now it’s your chance. Included in the sale are plenty of extras like the frame from a ’80 model, exhaust, rims and tires, and more.
Find this Husqvarna 390 CR for sale in Sheridan, Montana for $1,800 here on Craigslist.