Midwest Track & Training Reviews

2023 Husqvarna TC65

Owner’s Spec & Maintenance Reference

65cc 2-stroke

A verified reference compiled by MWR — not a reproduction of the factory manual.

1Full Specifications

Displacement64.9 cc
Bore × stroke45 × 40.8 mm
CoolingNot documented
Inductionnot specified in the text, hence null
Power valveNot documented
StarterKickstarter
Transmission6-speed
ClutchNot documented
Final driveChain
Front suspensionXACT 35 WP Upside-Down fork, 35 mm
Front travelNot documented
Rear suspensionXACT WP PDS mono shock
Rear travelNot documented
Front brake198 mm
Rear brake180 mm
Front tireMAXXIS MAXXCROSS-MX-ST tyres are fitted as standard and provide outstanding performance on a variety of different terrain
Rear tireMAXXIS MAXXCROSS-MX-ST tyres are fitted as standard and provide outstanding performance on a variety of different terrain
Seat heightNot documented
WheelbaseNot documented
Ground clearance280 in
Weight53 lb (without fuel)
Fuel capacity3.7 gal
Fuel / premixPremix (2-stroke)
MSRP (new)$5,984

2Fluids & Capacities

Safety-critical — published only from the service/owner’s manual for this exact year-model. Always confirm against your manual before service.

Not documented from the service manual for this year — consult the factory manual.

3Torque Specifications

Safety-critical — listed only as published in the service manual for this exact year-model. Use a calibrated torque wrench.

Not documented from the service manual for this year — consult the factory manual.

4Maintenance Schedule

Guideline intervals — they vary by year and how hard the bike is ridden. Confirm exact figures in your owner’s manual.

Service itemIntervalNotes
Air filter — clean or replaceevery rideDo this basically every ride. A clogged filter chokes power; a torn one lets grit into the engine.
Transmission oil~every 10 hA two-stroke’s gearbox runs on its own oil — clean trans oil keeps shifting and the clutch crisp.
Top-end / piston check~every 30 hThe piston and rings wear out. Replacing on time prevents a far more expensive bottom-end failure. (2-strokes need it much sooner than 4-strokes — check your manual.)
Chain & sprockets~every 40 hA worn chain and sprockets rob power and can snap. Replace as a set.
Coolant~every 50 hFresh coolant stops overheating and corrosion. Roughly once a season for most riders.
Grease linkage & bearings~every 20 hRe-greasing the suspension linkage and wheel bearings keeps the bike handling right and saves bearings.

5Known Issues & Fixes

No verified year-specific issues documented yet.

6Common Upgrades

Not documented yet.

7Owner Tips

Not documented yet.

9Official Manuals

No verified factory manual linked for this year yet — always service to your model-year service manual.

Sources

  • Husqvarna 2023 TC65 specs · verified 2026-06-20 — https://www.husqvarna-motorcycles.com/en-us/models/motocross/2-stroke/tc-65-2023.html

Compiled by Midwest Track & Training Reviews from the verified sources listed above. This is an independent quick-reference, not a reproduction of the copyrighted factory service or owner’s manual. Specifications change by year and market; for service procedures and torque/fluid figures, always confirm against the factory manual for your exact machine. Fields marked “Not documented” are ones we have not yet verified from a primary source — we never guess.