This 1976 Husqvarna 250 WR is finished in red and white with polished fuel tank panels over a silver-finished frame and is powered by a 245cc two-stroke single paired with a six-speed transmission. Equipment includes a six-speed gearbox, a Bing carburetor, a cross-braced handlebar, front and side number plates, a high-mounted expansion-chamber exhaust, a black vinyl upholstered seat, and a side stand. The bike was acquired by the seller in 2014, and service in January 2019 is said to have included changing the transmission oil, replacing the spark plug, and cleaning the fuel tank and carburetor. This 250 WR is now offered at no reserve in Texas with a bill of sale.
The three-gallon fuel tank is finished in red with polished side panels and white tank script and striping while the the plastic front and rear fenders and number plates are finished in white. Details include a silver-painted chromoly tubular frame and airbox panel, a black vinyl solo seat, and a side stand.
Wire-spoke wheels with shouldered alloy rims measuring 21″ up front and 18″ at the rear are mounted with older 80/100 front and 120/90 rear Dunlop knobby tires. Suspension is comprised of a telescopic fork as well as a swingarm mounted with dual preload-adjustable shocks. Braking is accomplished with drums at both ends.
The chrome cross-braced handlebar features a momentary-off switch on the left and sits atop a silver-painted triple tree. No instrumentation is present, therefore total mileage is unknown.
The 245cc two-stroke single features reed-valve induction, a 33mm Bing carburetor, a kick-starter, and a high-mounted expansion-chamber exhaust with an integrated heat shield and a spark arrestor. Service under current ownership included changing the transmission oil, replacing the spark plug, and cleaning the carburetor and fuel tank.
Power is sent to the rear wheel through a multi-disc clutch, a six-speed gearbox, and a drive chain.