£1,000 Savings on KTM Adult Motocross and Enduro ranges
KTM is now BACK IN THE RACE, with Authorised Dealers opening their showrooms in accordance to all relevant government regulations. Greeting customers returning to the showrooms is KTM’s Motocross and Enduro ranges with an incredible £1,000 saving on each model*.
Motocross
KTM’s SX and SX-F ranges need no introduction, other than pointing to a massive cupboard full of world championship titles. Two stroke aficionados can choose from the gutsy 125 SX, flexible 150 SX and exhilarating 250 SX – all with a thousand pounds off the sticker price. Four stroke fans have the option of the dynamic 250 SX-F, perfectly proportioned 350 SX-F and all conquering 450 SX-F to apply a £1,000 saving to. We’ve not forgotten the kids, either, with £500 saving available on 50 SX and 50 SX Mini, there’s £550 off the 65 SX and this climbs to £600 off small and big wheel 85 SX machines.
MODEL
PROMOTIONAL PRICE
MSRP
SAVING
50 SX (inc Mini)
£3,099
£3,599
£500
65 SX
£3,749
£4,299
£550
85 SX 17/14
£4,499
£5,099
£600
85 SX 19/16
£4,499
£5,099
£600
125 SX
£5,999
£6,999
£1,000
150 SX
£6,199
£7,199
£1,000
250 SX
£6,649
£7,649
£1,000
250 SX-F
£7,049
£8,049
£1,000
350 SX-F
£7,199
£8,199
£1,000
450 SX-F
£7,349
£8,349
£1,000
Enduro
Enduro riders will be just as eager to get out on the tracks and trails, especially if they’ve just scored a £1,000 saving on their latest Orange ride. Two-stroke TPI models, including the new for 2020 150 EXC TPI, are included in the Powerdeals promotion. And for those riders really looking for the last word in spec and performance, all SIX DAYS models get the grand off, too. Four-stroke riders have the four capacities to choose from, as well as the opportunity to upgrade to a SIX DAYS at each capacity. Furiously focused XC and XC-F models are included, while the impressive Freeride 250F also gets in on the deal.
TWO-STOKE ENDURO MODEL
PROMOTIONAL PRICE
MSRP
SAVING
150 EXC TPI
£6,949
£7,949
£1,000
250 EXC TPI
£7,399
£8,399
£1,000
250 EXC TPI SIX DAYS
£7,899
£8,899
£1,000
250 XC TPI
£7,199
£8,199
£1,000
300 EXC TPI
£7,649
£8,649
£1,000
300 EXC TPI SIX DAYS
£8,149
£9,149
£1,000
300 XC TPI
£7,499
£8,499
£1,000
FOUR STROKE ENDURO MODEL
PROMOTIONAL PRICE
MSRP
SAVING
250 EXC-F
£7,749
£8,749
£1,000
250 EXC-F SIX DAYS
£8,249
£9,249
£1,000
250 XC-F
£7,249
£8,249
£1,000
350 EXC-F
£7,999
£8,999
£1,000
350 EXC-F SIX DAYS
£8,499
£9,499
£1,000
350 XC-F
£7,449
£8,449
£1,000
450 EXC-F
£8,099
£9,099
£1,000
450 EXC-F SIX DAYS
£8,599
£9,599
£1,000
500 EXC-F
£8,199
£9,199
£1,000
500 EXC-F SIX DAYS
£8,699
£9,699
£1,000
Freeride 250F
£6,499
£7,499
£1,000
This offer is only available at participating Offroad Authorised KTM Dealers on 2020 enduro and motocross models until 01/09/20 – or while stocks last. By using an Authorised KTM Dealer a customer can be sure of the best service and the back-up of KTM. Customers can find details of their local dealer here – and we recommend customers contact them ahead of any visit to understand their current opening policies and availability of models.
*KTM 2020 Offroad Powerdeals Promotion excludes all Special Edition models (Prado, Cairoli, Factory, Erzbergrodeo), SX-E5 and Freeride E-XC.
See, sit and selfie on the 2018 KTM Street range at the MCN London Motorcycle Show
Doors open to the MCN London Motorcycle Show from February 16-18 and KTM will be there with a large display of its 2018 range – including the all-new KTM 790 DUKE – along with a selection of KTM Factory Racing machines.
The annual show, held at ExCeL in the East London Docklands area, marks the eve of the ‘traditional’ Street riding season, making it the perfect opportunity to get up close and behind the bars of the exciting 2018 KTM range.
Due to arrive at UK dealers in late March, the completely new KTM 790 DUKE (£8,499) is set to inject fresh levels of excitement, technology and style into the naked middleweight market. Powered by the new 799cc LC8c parallel twin engine – punching out 105hp and 86nm – the new Duke is also armed with the most comprehensive array of electronic rider systems, including cornering ABS, lean-angle sensitive Motorcycle Traction Control (MTC) along with four different ride modes; a Quickshifter+ system, Launch Control and KTM MY RIDE smart phone connectivity.
The infamous 1290 SUPER DUKE R (£14,299) received a massive overhaul last year and The Beast 2.0 is arguably the benchmark for performance and electronics systems in the super naked class. With street presence like no other, its distinctive and aggressive appearance is matched by relentless power – incredibly addictive for those who are Beast Enough…
Taking The Beast further and faster is the KTM 1290 SUPER DUKE GT (£15,999). Redefining the sports tourer class, this bike masters the seemingly impossible split between passionate fun riding, comfortable long distance travelling and breath-taking track day use. For 2018, it gets two new colours and graphics options.
Starting from £11,599 to £14,899, the four-strong KTM Adventure range presents riders with a choice of high-performance, heart-racing machines capable of creating unforgettable memories wherever and however the road leads. The 1090 ADVENTURE, 1090 ADVENTURE R, 1290 SUPER ADVENTURE R and 1290 SUPER ADVENTURE S are always ready and backed up with a huge array of official PowerParts to be tailored to individual needs.
Boasting new graphics for 2018, the 690 DUKE (£7,999) is the world’s most powerful single-cylinder bike with a revised motor to offer improved levels of power and torque over a larger powerband delivered with smoothness usually reserved for multi-cylinders. Adding to its class-leading low weight and low running costs, this Duke is equally at home commuting through town as it is slaying corners on favourite roads or tracks.
For young, new or returning riders looking for machines with exhilarating performance, exciting looks and high-end components matched to lightweight and confidence-building chassis, look no further than the freshly revised KTM 125 DUKE (£4,199) and 390 DUKE (£4,699). Made to the same demanding READY TO RACE commitment as their bigger brothers, these ‘mini beasts’ more than earn the right to be dubbed a DUKE.
For the racers at heart, the supersports KTM RC 125 (£4,399) and RC 390 (£5,199) combine class-leading levels of performance and components with everyday comfort. READY TO RACE from every traffic light, these fully-faired fighters are equally at home commuting or carving up corners.
The FREERIDE 250 F (£6,599) is a completely new model, with the ability to explore demanding and unknown off-road terrain, while performing with low noise levels and a confidence-inspiring power delivery combined with a comfortable, low seat height and weighing just 99kg. This bike is the ultimate all-rounder for fun trails, Trials and Enduro.
The powerful and agile electric KTM FREERIDE E-XC is better than ever. Powered by a state-of-the-art electric motor with a peak of 18 kW fitted into a re-designed composite frame, updated WP Suspension and a 50% increased KTM PowerPack that now provides one and a half hours of riding time.
KTM Factory Racing machines of MXGP champion Antonio Cairoli, the Dakar-winning 450 Rally of Matthias Walkner, Pol Espargaro’s MotoGP RC 16 and Johnny Walker’s 300 EXC Extreme Enduro slayer, will be on the main KTM stand alongside Croydon-based KTM dealer, InMoto, operating a retail area selling clothing and accessory items from the latest PowerWear range.
Billed as ‘the biggest and best motorcycle show in the capital’, the London Motorcycle Show also offers visitors a huge array of other attractions and live action entertainment for a great day out.
KTM UK will be at Motorcycle Live in full force with the chance to see the 2018 collection for the first time, test ride highlights from the current range, have the chance to get up close to KTM Factory Racing machines, meet MotoGP rider Bradley Smith* and also have the chance to win prizes – including the all-new KTM 790 DUKE. Beginning at Birmingham’s NEC on Saturday November 18, Motorcycle Live is the UK largest motorcycle show and runs for nine days, concluding on Sunday November 26.
NEW KTM METAL
The main KTM stand (Hall 3, Stand 3D20) will be the first place to see the 2018 range in the UK for the first time. More diverse than ever with a comprehensive collection of naked, supersports, adventure, sports touring and off-road machines, the all-new KTM 790 DUKE and KTM FREERIDE 250 F take centre stage as all-new models for the new year.
The KTM 790 DUKE is set to inject new levels of excitement, technology and style into the naked middleweight market. Inheriting power and panache from its big, beastly brother, the KTM 1290 SUPER DUKE R, the 790 DUKE is the proud possessor of a new 799cc parallel twin motor that is a guaranteed adrenaline raiser. Dubbed ‘The Scalpel’, the lithe chassis and state of the art technology combine to deliver agility and accuracy not yet seen in its class. Lean-angle sensitive Motorcycle Traction Control (MTC), Cornering ABS, a Quickshifter+ system and Launch Control are all standard features on a machine that looks anything but standard.
The Freeride range also sees big changes for 2018. The FREERIDE 250 F is a completely new model, replacing the 350cc four-stroke and 250cc two-stroke machines of before. With the ability to explore demanding and unknown off-road terrain, while performing with low noise levels and a confidence-inspiring power delivery combined with a comfortable, low seat height and weighing just 99kg, this bike is the ultimate all-rounder for fun trails, Trials and Enduro.
The powerful and agile electric KTM FREERIDE E-XC is also now even better. Powered by a state-of-the-art electric motor with a peak of 18 kW fitted into a re-designed composite frame, updated WP Suspension and a 50% increased KTM PowerPack that now provides one and a half hours of riding time.
RIDE KTM
Highlights from the 2017 KTM Street range will be available for free demo rides in three different areas of the show. In the TEST RIDE ZONE, showgoers can sign up for a ride on either the 690 DUKE, 1090 ADVENTURE, 1290 SUPER ADVENTURE S, 1290 SUPER DUKE GT or ‘The Beast’ 1290 SUPER DUKE R for a ride around the surrounding roads to the show.
In the EXPERIENCE ADVENTURE, the 1090 ADVENTURE R and 1290 SUPER ADVENTURE R await riders to introduce them to their first taste of adventure riding which will include tuition, on bike set-up, body positioning and balance across a number of testing terrains.
The Get On TWO WHEEL TASTER is open to people aged 14 and over who are thinking of taking up or returning to riding motorcycles and gives them a 20 minute motorcycle lessons with a professional instructor and provide protective clothing too on either the new KTM 125 DUKE or KTM RC 125.
RACE MACHINES
The KTM READY TO RACE feature (Hall 3, Stand 3D10) will allow visitors to get up and close to some of KTM’s Factory race machines. For Grand Prix fans, the KTM RC 16 MotoGP will be flanked by the race-winning Moto2 and Moto3 bikes, along with a Red Bull Rookies Cup bikes. Also, Enduro star Jonny Walker’s KTM 300 EXC, Sam Sunderland’s new 450 Rally and Antonio Cairoli’s MXGP-winning KTM 450 SX-F. Red Bull KTM MotoGP rider, Bradley Smith, will also be in attendance on Saturday November 18, signing autographs on the KTM stand and taking part in activities and a Q&A session on the main stage.
WIN WITH KTM
As well as the chance to win a new KTM 790 DUKE by visiting the show’s website, each day on the Black Horse Stage, the KTM ADVENTURE TRAVEL PACK competition will give show visitors the opportunity to compete for prizes in a crazy challenge that sees them race to pack as many items into a 1290 SUPER ADVENTURE S – but there’s a twist. Set the benchmark time on Saturday November 18 will be Red Bull KTM Factory Racing MotoGP rider, Bradley Smith.
SHOP KTM
There’s also chance to get your hands on the latest KTM PowerWear collection at the official shop on Stand 3D20. Rammed with casual and functional clothing to must-have accessories for any KTM fan, there’s something for everyone no matter their age. For visitors that have taken a KTM demo ride at the show, they’ll also receive a £10 voucher to spend in the KTM Shop.
KTM unveiled its second-generation FREERIDE E-XC model year 2018 at the Red Bull Hangar-7 in Salzburg, Austria and presented its future plan for the e-mobility segment.
The powerful and agile KTM FREERIDE E-XC is now even better. Powered by a state-of-the-art electric motor with a peak of 18 kW fitted into a re-designed composite frame that provides even better stability, this e-machine now benefits from a 50 % capacity increase in its new KTM PowerPack, which offers up to one and a half hours of riding time with just one battery charge. The new KTM FREERIDE E-XC now also utilises energy recuperation when coasting or braking for an additional range boost, and the battery has a quick charging time, while also providing 70% of its initial capacity after 700 charge cycles. In addition, this lightweight bike boasts a new WP Xplor 43 upside-down fork system with enhanced sensitivity, and a new WP PDS Xplor shock absorber with improved progression and adjustment options.
The KTM FREERIDE E-XC features three riding modes: Economy, Enduro and Cross. Its easy operation, with no clutch or gear shift lever, and a confidence inspiring low seat height of just over 900 mm, combined with its extreme cross-country agility, ensures that this is the ultimate electrically powered machine for beginners to experienced level riders. Stylish new bodywork with racy graphics, trim and colors, a new dashboard and re-positioned ignition lock provide further benefits over the previous model. Complying with A1 licence requirements and producing zero local emissions with minimal noise pollution, the possibilities are endless with the ultra-playful KTM FREERIDE E-XC.
Not only does the KTM FREERIDE E-XC offer major environmental advantages, the cost of running the bike is vastly reduced over an equivalent combustion motorcycle. To fully charge the KTM PowerPack for the KTM FREERIDE E-XC the cost is less than EUR0.8 (20 Cent/kW x 3,9 kW) and when compared to the KTM FREERIDE 250 F, for 1.5 hours of riding the cost in fuel would be approximately four or five times more.
This latest e-powered machine is part of KTM’s long-term commitment to e-mobility, which began over 10 years ago in KTM’s research and development department in Mattighofen, Austria. The Austrian brand plans a range of machines for the future including e-mini, and an e-scooter, as well as maximising its partnership with PEXCO with a new possibility to produce crossover products in the bicycle sector. The vision is clear, and by 2025 KTM will increase emphasis on machines from 250 watt to 11kWh due to market suitability and efficiency.
Stefan Pierer (KTM CEO): “We are proud to present the new KTM FREERIDE E-XC, which marks the next step in development of e-mobility within KTM and is a continuation of our commitment to this segment. We know that e-mobility will change the landscape of travel in the future, and our vision is very clear. Looking ahead to 2025 we expect to have a wider range of models available with a focus in the commuting arena. We also plan crossover machines with our collaboration with PEXCO, as well as using our e-mobility expertise in other applications.”
The new KTM FREERIDE E-XC will arrive in dealers in certain markets at the beginning of next year, and for more information please visit www.ktmfreeride-e.com
KTM is proud to present the brand new FREERIDE 250 F for model year 2018, which features an array of improvements over all previous models, and is arriving in KTM dealers now.
Continuing with the ultra-dynamic and successful FREERIDE range, the KTM FREERIDE 250 Fis the newly presented model with a state-of-the-art 250cc DOHC 4-stroke engine, which combines all of the advantages of preceding combustion models.
This exciting, playful machine, that has a reworked composite frame, slim bodywork with a new front fender, a new headlight mask, and a new design, looks as sporty as it is fun, especially thanks to its low weight of under 99 kg. With the ability to explore demanding and unknown off-road terrain, while performing with low noise levels and a confidence-inspiring power-delivery combined with a comfortable, low seat height, this bike is the ultimate all-rounder for fun trails, Trials and Enduro.
Now fitted with new high-end WP Xplor suspension, the fully homologated KTM FREERIDE 250 F is incredibly agile and a great choice for riders looking for an alternative to traditional Trials or Enduro machines, or those new to the sport of off-road motorcycling. Its torque-orientated power characteristics, as well as an improved mass centralisation thanks to the 250cc engine generation’s compact, lighter and 20 mm shorter engine over preceding models, ensures the all-new KTM FREERIDE 250 F machine is the benchmark in terms of wide-ranging riding possibilities.
“The KTM FREERIDE 250 F truly is the ultimate fun machine. Its capabilities are wide and far, thanks to its incredibly agile nature that is further enhanced with the new 250cc 4-stroke engine displacement, which combines all of the assets of previous models into a newly reworked and lighter chassis. With improved handling, the WP Xplor suspension and a smooth, linear power-delivery, we thoroughly have enjoyed putting the new KTM FREERIDE 250 F through its paces over trials style obstacles, Enduro rides, trails and the commute to work during its development for model year 2018. It truly is the perfect all-rounder with the added fun-factor,” said Joachim Sauer, KTM Product Marketing Off-road.
In true READY TO RACE fashion KTM also offers a complimentary KTM PowerParts and KTM PowerWear range with a vast array of clothing, parts and accessories for all KTM enthusiasts. To intensify the Freeride experience KTM has a wide range of FREERIDE specific KTM PowerParts. With ride enhancing products from the KTM PowerParts catalogue, as well as head-to-toe riding gear with high quality protection on offer from the KTM PowerWear range, riders can ensure total commitment on every ride.
KTM will be showcasing the full 2015 Street range at the MCN London Motorcycle Show at ExCeL, Docklands, on February 13-15, along with having exciting demonstrations of its electric Freeride machines.
The Austrian manufacturer has released 12 new street bikes to its range since 2011, beginning with the 125 Duke, and now boasts a 14-strong road line-up with an eclectic mix of machines in naked, supersport or travel enduro styles, from 125cc to 1301cc. Brand new for 2015 from Europe’s biggest motorcycle manufacturer is the headline-grabbing 1290 Super Adventure and 1050 Adventure.
The 1290 Super Adventure redefines the standard for luxury touring on a motorcycle. Boasting features including 160hp, 140Nm, semi-active suspension, cornering lights, cruise control, optional hill hold control, this bike embodies superlative technology in every respect as far as its power, comfort and equipment goes – but of course with an explicitly dynamic touch.
The KTM 1050 Adventure is for riders who demand a travel enduro that delivers pure riding enjoyment in comfort over long distances with a chassis that can exploit the twisty routes or simply out manoeuvre traffic when escaping. Employing neither excessive equipment or performance; the 1050’s V-twin engine still matches the 1190 Adventure for power and torque up to its 95hp and can be electronically mapped to be A2 licence compliant.
Launched in Autumn 2014, the supersport RC range is also making a big impression on the UK’s roads. With Grand Prix-inspired styling, high-level specification components and innovative features, the RC 125 is suitable for riders aged 17 and above and is currently available with a free PowerParts promotion, encompassing an Akrapovič exhaust (rrp £464.32) and Neon graphics kit (rrp £93.95).
With 44hp, the RC 390 is a perfect combination of power and performance in a lightweight chassis. Ideal for experienced riders or those with an A2 licence. This exciting bike is also the basis for the Santander Consumer Finance KTM British Junior Cup, held within the British Superbike Championship, for riders aged 13-18.
The Duke range is more versatile than ever, packing naked attitude and tarmac aggression behind the wide bars and punchy single-cylinder engines of the 125, 390, 690 and the track-inspired 690 R variants. The 1290 Super Duke R takes the Duke spirit to insane levels of performance and specification; boasting 180hp, 144 Nm of torque and sophisticated electronic aids to keep the rear tyre gripping and the front wheel on the floor – if you want to.
KTM has also steamrolled into electric propulsion in 2015 with its Freeride E range, including the off-road E-XC and E-SX that will be joined by the road-going and A1 licence-suitable E-SM supermoto. Racers Jamie Whitham and Taylor Mackenzie will be utilising the performance of the E-XC as part of the Dockland-based show’s live action entertainment.
The show opens on February 13 with advance tickets starting from £15. For more information visit www.mcnmotorcycleshow.com
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