News 25 Jun 2015

Free factory skin for KTM EXC and EXC-F buyers

Free KTM factory edition skin worth over $1400 now included.

KTM Australia press release:

Love a new KTM enduro model, but just lacking that final incentive to upgrade to a sweet new 2015 KTM EXC or EXC-F?

For a limited time, you can purchase a trail-taming 200/250 EXC, 250/350 EXC-F or 450 EXC, and KTM Australia will throw in a free KTM factory edition skin worth over $1400 to give your bike the full factory look. The only models not included in this promotions are the 300/500 EXC.

Now you can not only have KTM’s unique combination of low weight and goldilocks-style, just right power, just perfect for snaking through the curves and exploding out of berms with big fistfuls of throttle. And it’ll look full factory.

Here’s what you’ll get:
-Graphics kit, ($199.99)
-Blue seat ($229.99)
-Orange frame guards ($50)
-Lower fork guards orange ($50)
-50T (2T) or 52 T (4T) orange sprocket ($109.99)
-Orange triple clamps ($499.99), RAD shroud set ($179.99)
-Airbox cover left hand ($59.99)
-Airbox cover right-hand ($59.99)
-A total of $1439 worth of extras – that’s factory!

And don’t forget, KTM has plenty of flavours to choose from:
-There’s the 200 EXC – the perfect synthesis of playful 125-style handling and near 250 power.
-The 250 EXC-F – winner of 6 of the last 10 WEC E1 championships (including the last one).
-The classic 250 EXC; with the same technology as Matt Phillips’ World title winning 300.
-The perfectly balanced 350 EXC-F – with optimum rideability and maximum enduro performance. -And the benchmark 450 EXC – combining maximal four-stroke performance with playful handling.

Caveat: Promotional items will be supplied only while stocks last and are subject to availability, so if you’ve got a hankering for the best quarter-litre off-road bikes in existence and you wouldn’t mind scoring a full factory skin into the bargain, get in to your nearest KTM dealer.

For more information on KTM Motorcycles, visit www.ktm.com.au or www.facebook.com/KTMAustralia

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