In 1974, KTM won its first 250cc Motocross World Championship with racer Gennadij Moiseev, marking the beginning of the firm’s motorsports journey. In 1990, KTM claimed the inaugural Enduro World Championship title with riders Paul Edmondson and Peter Hansson. Now, with over 50 years experience and more than 340 world titles to its name, KTM has introduced the Champions Edition to pay tribute to both past and present KTM champions.
The Champions Edition sets itself apart with a Red Bull KTM Factory Racing graphics kit, distinguishing it from the standard KTM EXC and KTM EXC Six Days ranges. In addition to the new graphics, the range includes a frame protection set, orange factory racing seat, grey ODI lock-on grips, a semi-floating front brake disc and a Supersprox Stealth rear sprocket, included among other specialised parts.
The new range encompasses the 250 and 300 EXC two-strokes, as well as three four-stroke models: 350 EXC-F, 450 EXC-F, and 500 EXC-F. These models are now available for order, with retail prices starting at £10,500 for the 250EXC and reaching £11,899 for the KTM 500 EXC-F.