2011 Husaberg FE 390 0.4L Petrol · AE11 HHK

The 2011 Husaberg FE 390 presents a stable roadworthiness status based on its most recent test. In the March 2023 examination at 6,827 miles the tester passed the machine with no defects recorded, and the March 2022 test also returned a clean pass. The maintenance trend is therefore stable with no worsening or recurring advisory flags across the two available records. The recorded mileage of 6,827 miles against an approximate 15-year age equates to roughly 455 miles per year, marking this as exceptionally low-use for its class. Both MOT entries show identical or near-identical mileage, with the 2023 figure of 6,827 matching the only logged reading and the 2022 pass showing no discrepancy worth noting. Such sparse, clean data implies the machine has stood for long periods, which can allow corrosion or degraded suspension bushes and brake calipers despite the low odometer. A buyer should physically inspect the chassis and subframe for structural rust given the likely extended storage intervals. The front and rear suspension linkages, coil springs, and brake discs demand hands-on checks for seizing or pitting that static use promotes. Although the DVSA record shows no failed items or advisories, the absence of mileage progression means consumable condition cannot be assumed sound. Verify tyre sidewall age, brake fluid contamination, and clutch actuation before relying on the clean test history as proof of mechanical fitness.