KTM has announced its 2027 SX motocross range, comprising nine models designed for riders from entry-level youth to professional competitors.
The line-up includes three “minicycles”– the KTM 50SX, 65SX, and 85SX – targeted at younger riders, as well as six full-size models: the KTM 125SX, 250SX and 300SX two-strokes and the 250SX-F, 350SX-F, and 450SX-F four-strokes. These bikes are used in professional racing series such as MXGP, MX2 Grand Prix, and AMA SuperMotocross, and are also widely used at the national and amateur levels.
For next year, KTM has refreshed the looks of the range with updated graphics, a revised colour scheme featuring orange as the primary colour with red tank spoiler highlights, and durable in-moulded decals.
All models also feature revised chassis and engines, with electronic fuel injection now standard across the line-up, including on two-stroke models, to meet current FIM noise regulations. Full-size SX-F models are equipped with WP Suspension XACT, Pankl gearboxes, Dunlop Geomax MX34 tyres and upgraded braking and control components. The KTM 300 SX remains available as a two-stroke option with updated technology.
KTM has also confirmed UK pricing for the range, with the first units arriving at dealers from late May. Two-stroke models are priced at £7049 for the 125SX, £7699 for the 250SX, and £7949 for the 300SX. Four-stroke variants include the 250SX-F at £7849, 350SX-F at £8199, and 450SX-F at £8649. Minicycles are priced at £4199 for the 50SX, £5199 for the 65SX, and £5999 for the 85SX (in both small- and big-wheel sizes).
All models are covered by a new 12-month manufacturer’s warranty when serviced at authorised dealers. More information and detailed technical specifications are available at www.ktm.com.