Muddy good fun for everyone

KTM update their eight-bike enduro range Engines from 125cc two-strokes to 500cc four-strokes EXC-Fs meet Euro 4 limits

Photographs by Chippy Wood MATT HULL

“KTM offer a solution for any rider, even those who just enjoy a weekend bimble” DIFFERENT STROKES Four-stroke enduros are more expensive, but they’re easier to ride and feel more familiar for a road rider than the furious two-strokes. The four strokes also stall less and have more low-down power. KTM OWN THE enduro scene. Their range of eight bikes (plus special-edition “Six Days” models that come with lots of options, including traction control on the bigger four-strokes) offers a solution for any rider wanting to compete at any level, or even for those who just enjoy a weekend bimble around. But to stay on top, every year KTM has to make small changes. And even off-road bikes haven’t escaped the wave of Euro 4 emissions regulations coming in, so that had to be…

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RiDE United Kingdom (Digital) - 1 Issue, January 2017

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