Dirt Bike Magazine published a ride test video of the 2027 Husqvarna FX350 focused on real-world trail performance. The footage walks through the bike's engine behavior, power delivery, handling, suspension response, traction, ergonomics and overall rideability so riders can see how the FX350 performs on trails rather than just on paper.
- Engine and power delivery on typical off-road trail conditions. The producers ride the FX350 to assess throttle response and usable power across the rev range.
- Handling and ergonomics during technical sections and flow trails, to judge rider comfort and control.
- Suspension performance and traction when encountering bumps, roots and varied traction patches.
- Direct component differences between cross-country and motocross versions, including the air-filter cages and exhaust/air arrangement.
Dirt Bike Magazine highlights hardware differences between the FX350 cross-country and the FC350 motocross model. The article includes a side-by-side photo of two air-filter cages — the left one identified as the motocross FC350 cage and the right one as the cross-country model. The magazine states it expects the 2027 FX350 cross-country model to be more powerful than the FC350 due to changes made to the FC to meet new noise standards, namely exhaust and air-filter changes.
How to use the video if you're shopping or comparing bikes
The article embeds a YouTube link (https://youtu.be/hOh2Nu408rU) to the full Dirt Bike Magazine off-road test video of the 2027 FX350. The post also notes that comments on the article are closed.
If you're evaluating the FX350, the Dirt Bike Magazine video is a practical resource that focuses on the rider experience and points out equipment changes that influence on-trail power and compliance. The most useful parts are the on-trail footage of power delivery and the component comparison between the FX350 cross-country and FC350 motocross models.