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Husqvarna FE 350: 350 cm³ four-stroke enduro, what to know when buying
Husqvarna FE 350 — a four-stroke 350 cm³ enduro motorcycle, produced since 2014. We look at the tech and what to check when buying used.
FE 350 in brief
The FE 350 is a lightweight and lively four-stroke enduro motorcycle that combines power and control. Thanks to its smaller capacity, it's easier to handle than the FE 450 or FE 501, making it popular among riders of all levels.
In many markets, FE series motorcycles are adapted for road use, so the FE 350 can also serve as a versatile enduro bike.
Generations
Since 2014, Husqvarna has been part of the KTM group, so later FE 350 models benefit from that group's technology. The model has been updated several times — the frame, engine, electronics, and emission standards have all changed.
Check which year of motorcycle you're considering, as the tech and equipment vary between generations.
Engine and gearbox
A single-cylinder, around 350 cm³ four-stroke engine with electric start. It's revvy and light, but less powerful than the larger-capacity FE models.
The gearbox is manual. Later versions may include electronic engine modes and other assist systems.
What to check when buying a used FE 350
Look into the service history: oil changes, air filter, valve clearances, and clutch condition. Four-strokes need regular maintenance.
Inspect the frame, suspension, wheels, brakes, and plastics. Check for signs of damage.
If the motorcycle is registered for multiple countries, check the documents, lights, and other mandatory equipment.
Versions and trims
Names and equipment vary by market and year; here we describe the main versions.
FE 350
2014–Base version.
- Approximately 350 cm³ four-stroke engine
- Electric start
- Often – suited to on-road riding
FE model comparison
| FE 350 | FE 450 | FE 501 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | For easy handling | For versatile riding | For experienced riders who enjoy power |
| Engine | Approximately 350 cm³ | Around 450 cc | Around 500 cc |
| Power | Average | More powerful | Most powerful |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | Mid-range | Mid-range | Mid-range |
The FE 350 is ideal for those who prioritise easy handling; if you need more oomph, consider the FE 450.
Pros
- Light and lively
- Easy to handle
- Often fitted to scooters
- Wide range of spare parts available
Cons
- Less powerful than the FE 450
- Requires regular servicing
- Used motorcycles vary greatly in condition
Frequently asked questions
How does the FE 350 differ from the FE 450?
The FE 350 has a smaller engine and less power, but it's lighter and more agile, making it often easier to handle.
Can the FE 350 be registered for off-road use?
In many markets, FE series motorcycles are suitable for off-road riding. Check the specific vehicle's documents.
Is the FE 350 suitable for beginners?
It's easier to handle than larger models, but it's still designed for experienced riders or those learning quickly.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
