2014 Husqvarna TR650 Engine Problems

“Motorcycle will stall without warning at low speeds and take offs. This has happened since I originally bought the motorcycle new. This happens usually once or twice every time the motorcycle is ridden. During take off from a stop light in the city the bike stalled causing the bike to come to a complete stop with no warning causing me to slam forward into the handle bars. My wrist was injured during this event.”

“My motorcycle suffers from lean stumble and off idle engine engine dying when opening the throttle. This results in a stall that has resulted in my dropping the bike because of the stall and could result in injury or worse in the wrong traffic scenario”

“When trying to accelerate from a full and complete stop, the bike hesitates or even stalls regardless of how gentle the clutch is released or how much throttle is given. Both canada and australia have issued recall notices on this particular 650cc engine that was used in husqvarnas and bmws. This has happened to me approximately 20-30 times over the past 8 months that I have owned the bike. I have been almost rear ended a few times stalling this bike just as I enter an intersection.”

“I purchased this motorcycle new, with 2 miles on it. It now has >4000 miles. Started stalling at about 1500 miles. --when accelerating from a stop, the acceleration is unreliable, causing a stall midway through an intersection in first gear, consistently. --the bike also stalls while riding, when I pull in the clutch to shift (first time was at 40 MPH) the bike turned off completely and had to be restarted. The problem happens when in motion regardless of gear, speed, acceleration or deceleration. …”

“Vehicle engine stalls intermittently at low speeds during gear shifts. This has occurred approximately 6 times, with 2 incidents placing me in a dangerous situation (I.e. While negotiating a traffic turn at an intersection). Such engine behavior has been observed by many other owners of this vehicle and is of serious concern due to the safety implications. There is speculation that this behavior is a result of a lean fuel mixture associated with the ecu's open loop map.”