FAQ

If I were building a brand-new 701 Enduro, my shopping list would look like this:
✅ Shorty Brake & Clutch Levers (better control and comfort)
✅ Clutch Slave Cylinder (reliability first)
✅ Adjustable Side Stand (works with suspension and luggage changes)
✅ Fuel Tank Filler Neck Cap (everyday convenience)
✅ Rear Luggage Rack (adventure-ready versatility)

These five upgrades don't add horsepower—but they make the bike noticeably more reliable, easier to ride, and better prepared for everything from local trail rides to multi-day adventures. That's why they're among the first modifications many 701 owners choose before moving on to exhausts, intake systems, or ECU tuning.

A high-flow reusable filter typically adds a modest 1-4% horsepower gain — noticeable mainly in throttle response rather than top-end power. The bigger benefit comes from combining it with a vented airbox cover, which NICECNC's kit pairs together for up to 30% more airflow into the airbox itself.

Riders over 6 ft (183 cm) often find the stock 701 cramped on long rides or when standing off-road. A lowered foot peg kit is the most effective fix — NICECNC's 20mm lower pegs add legroom and create a more natural standing position, paired with a 4-position adjustable kickstand to fine-tune the parking angle without affecting handling.

Most 701 Enduro owners pair a rear luggage rack with rackless soft luggage (20-40L) — this keeps weight low and the bike narrow for off-road handling while still holding camping gear and tools.

NICECNC's Rear Luggage Top Rack is a common base for this, with pre-drilled mounts compatible with Mosko Moto, Kriega, Enduristan, and Giant Loop bag systems, plus RotopaX fuel/water mounts.

Intake upgrades are one of the most cost-effective first mods — a high-flow reusable air filter paired with a vented airbox cover improves airflow and throttle feel without touching the ECU or requiring a full exhaust system. NICECNC sells this as a combo kit for the 701 (2016-2025).

Most of our CNC billet parts for Husqvarna 701 are designed to fit both Enduro and Supermoto across various model years, as they share the same base platform. However, certain components (like kickstand tip or specific brake disc guard) may vary. Please check the "Fitment" section on each individual product page to confirm compatibility with your specific model year.