Husqvarna TX 300 2026
Enduro / Cross Country / Trail / Hard Enduro
293cc
2-stroke
227lb
dry weight
37.6in
Seat height
11.8in
Front travel
6spd
Gearbox
The machine
The 2026 Husqvarna TX 300 is an offroad competition 2-stroke designed for offroad endurance competition rather than primarily motocross. The owner’s manual states it is built to withstand the typical stresses and strains of racing, and it also specifies that you should only use the bike on designated tracks away from public roads.
On the electronics side, the TX 300 dashboard shows total engine operating hours, and nothing on the dashboard can be cleared or modified; it starts running when a diagnostics tool is connected. The manual also describes two engine characteristic mappings you can switch between (STANDARD for firm/hard surfaces and ADVANCED for sandy/loose surfaces), plus a fuel reserve display and an OBD failure indicator that tells you to come safely to a halt and contact an authorized Husqvarna workshop if a malfunction is detected.
Who should ride it
You’re a fit if you ride enduro-style offroad tracks or endure-length terrain and want a competition-focused 300-class 2-stroke. The manual’s intended use emphasizes offroad endurance competition and designated tracks away from public roads, and the mapping options (STANDARD for firm/hard and ADVANCED for sandy/loose) point to riders who switch between traction conditions during a ride. It’s also a good match if you’re comfortable following service requirements and having any safety-related faults addressed at an authorized workshop.
Tech specs
- Displacement
- 293cc
- Stroke
- 2-stroke
- Fuel system
- Fuel injection
- Bore × stroke
- 72 × 72 mm
- Cooling
- Liquid
- Configuration
- Single-cylinder
- Oil chamber
- Dual
- Engine oil
- 0.8 L
- Oil type
- 15W-50
- Coolant
- 0.95 L
- Type
- Wet multiplate
- Actuation
- Hydraulic
- Assist
- Manual
- Starting
- Electric
- Transmission
- 6-speed
- Chain size
- 520
- Front sprocket
- 14T
- Rear sprocket
- 48T
- Dry weight
- 227.3 lb
- Seat height
- 37.6″
- Ground clearance
- 13.9″
- Wheelbase
- 58.8″
- Fuel capacity
- 2.25 gal
- Frame material
- Chromoly
- Architecture
- Central tube
- Rake
- 26.1°
- Front
- WP XPLOR CC fork
- Front travel
- 11.8″
- Rear
- WP XACT LDS shock absorber
- Rear travel
- 11.8″
- Front wheel
- 21″
- Rear wheel
- 18″
- Front tire
- 80/100 - 21 51M TT
- Rear tire
- 110/100 - 18 64M TT
- Front disc
- 260 mm
- Rear disc
- 220 mm
- Map switch
- Yes
- Skid plate
- Yes
- Street legal
- No
- Battery
- Yes
- OEM battery
- HJTZ5S-FP-C
- Chemistry
- Lithium
- Voltage
- 12V
- Capacity
- 2 Ah
Pit-lane questions
- 01
What engine mapping options does the 2026 Husqvarna TX 300 use?
The manual describes two mappings you can select via the combination switch: STANDARD (white indicator light) recommended for firm/hard surfaces, and ADVANCED (green indicator light) recommended for sandy/loose surfaces.
- 02
What does the TX 300 failure indicator light mean?
If the failure indicator lamp lights up or flashes red, the OBD has detected a malfunction in the vehicle electronics. The manual instructs you to come safely to a halt and contact an authorized Husqvarna Mobility workshop.
- 03
How does the 2026 Husqvarna TX 300 fuel reserve indicator work?
The manual states that “FUEL” is displayed when the fuel level has reached the reserve mark.
- 04
Does the TX 300 dashboard hourmeter reset?
No. The manual states that nothing can be cleared or modified on the dashboard, and the hourmeter starts running as soon as the diagnostics tool is connected.
- 05
What is the intended use of the 2026 Husqvarna TX 300?
The manual says the vehicle is designed and built to withstand racing stresses, and for TX 300 it specifies offroad endurance competition and not primarily motocross. It also says to use the motorcycle only on designated tracks away from public roads.
- 06
Where is the VIN stamped on the Husqvarna TX 300?
The manual states the vehicle identification number is stamped on the right-hand side of the steering head.
- 07
What is the oiling or engine lubrication interval listed in the excerpts?
No lubrication interval or oil type is included in the provided manual excerpts, so it can’t be stated from the information here.
- 08
Can you remove or disable noise control equipment on the TX 300?
No. The manual includes a “Ban on tampering” section stating that no changes may be made to the noise control equipment and components, including removing or disabling noise-control devices.