Husqvarna Tx 300i Review

Used Buyer Review

The TX 300i is genuinely one of the best two-stroke trail bikes ever built, and the fuel injection eliminates all the jetting headaches that made older 300s a nightmare at elevation. If you find a used one, check the rear suspension linkage bearings first — they get neglected and are expensive to replace. Also inspect the exhaust header for cracks near the cylinder port, common on bikes that've seen hard use. Hours on the engine matter more than miles here, so ask for service records and pull the pipe to inspect the power valve. These bikes live hard lives, so provenance is everything. A well-maintained low-hours example is a steal. A thrashed one will eat your money in top-end rebuilds and suspension work. The engine is genuinely robust, but 'robust' has limits. Budget for a fresh piston if you can't verify the last one. Riding experience is exceptional — sharp, responsive, and surprisingly manageable for a 300. Power delivery is far more civilized than carb-era bikes, making it accessible without being boring.