KTM launches its 2012 model year motocross range

Following its successes in the 2010 Motocross World Championship, KTM, the market leader in the production of offroad motorcycles now presents the latest range of state-of-the-art machines.

Even though there have been a lot of updates to the bikes, some things never change. The latest motocross bikes are direct descendants from the same motocross and supercross factory machines that are so successful all over the world, and they profit from the excellent interaction between motorcycle racing and series development which is a hallmark of KTM.

Also unchanged is the unique depth of the KTM motocross range. In the 2012 season it spans everything from the 50 SX for hungry young sporting wannabes right up to the winning motorcycles in the MX1 category, the 350 SX-F and the 450 SX-F. In between, KTM offers a seamless range of high quality two and four-stroke machines for every track, every championship and every rider.

The main development goal for the KTM technicians was to let all the successes from the 2010 season - thanks to Antonio Cairoli (MX1), Marvin Musquin (MX2) and Steffi Laier (WMX), who were all world champions of their classes – seamlessly flow into the latest series models. The most important change that has come out of this is the adaptation of the chassis with linkage, which has now been built into the entire two-stroke range of fullsized bikes. With this, and through the further developed USD fork with a diameter of 48 mm and closed cartridge technology from WP Suspension, all the suspension components have been improved even further.

Dozens of visibly obvious modifications that can be felt first hand underline KTM's commitment to advance their leading position of their “Ready to Race” sports machines even more!

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The 2012 KTM Motocross Competition Models

Minicycles

» 50 SX
» 65 SX
» 85 SX

MX/SX two-stroke

» 125 SX
» 150 SX
» 250 SX

MX/SX four-stroke

» 250 SX-F
» 350 SX-F
» 450 SX-F

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