KTM Unveils 2013 SXS Models
Wednesday, October 3, 2012 | 10:00 AM
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Murrieta, CA – KTM Motorsports is excited to announce its 2013 model line-up of SXS motorcycles consisting, once again, of the popular 50 SXS, 65 SXS and 85 SXS race machines.
Now the most common weapon of choice amongst KTM Orange Brigade riders, the KTM Sportminicycle line of SXS models launched two-years ago as a way to provide amateur racers with an option to purchase a special edition model of each bike. SXS models include multiple upgrades and PowerParts items that make each SXS bike truly ‘Ready to Race’.
For 2013, the SXS models will include the following:
2013 KTM 50 SXS –
- KTM/FMF Factory SXS Exhaust Pipe
- KTM/FMF Factory SXS Silencer
- Ohlins Racing Piggyback Reservoir Shock with Preload, Compression and Rebound Adjustment
- SXS Carburetor Settings
- PowerParts Personalized Orange Anodized Billet Ignition Cover
- PowerParts Orange Anodized Billet Clutch Cover with Easy Access Clutch Adjustability
- PowerParts Orange Anodized Billet Chain Guide
- PowerParts Orange Anodized Billet Chain Adjuster and Axle Holder
- 38-tooth Rear Sprocket
- SXS Special Edition Graphics Kit
2013 KTM 65 SXS –
- KTM/FMF Factory SXS Exhaust Pipe
- KTM/FMF Factory SXS Silencer
- SXS Performance Cylinder
- SXS Carburetor Settings
- PowerParts Personalized Orange Anodized Billet Ignition Cover
- PowerParts Orange Anodized Billet Chain Guide
- PowerParts Orange Anodized Billet Case Guard
- PowerParts Orange Anodized Billet Chain Adjuster Blocks
- PowerParts Holeshot Device
- 47-tooth Renthal Orange Anodized Rear Sprocket
- SXS Special Edition Graphics Kit
2013 KTM 85 SXS –
- KTM/FMF Factory SXS Exhaust Pipe
- KTM/FMF Factory SXS Silencer
- SXS KTM Factory Ignition Module
- PowerParts Personalized Orange Anodized Billet Ignition Cover
- PowerParts Orange Anodized Billet Clutch Cover
- PowerParts Orange Anodized Billet Case Guard
- PowerParts Holeshot Device
- SXS Special Edition Graphics Kit
The 2013 SXS models will be available at KTM dealers starting November 2012. Quantities are limited. Please contact your local KTM dealer or visit www.ktmusa.com for more information.
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you cant tell me this kid doesnt rip for a 16 year old.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYC6F7tpdeo
That 85 is triiiiiiiiiick..
KTM is going for it an all fronts!!
Reminds me of my old 2003 250 sxs.. that machine was a beast.. too bad the handling was not there yet...
Do they still make the big 2-strokes in sxs versions? Would be fun to test a 2013 250 sxs 2 stroke..
any 150 or 250 sxs?
Love their dedication to the sport on all levels.
They will generate a profit above proportion on two-stroke sales.
Thank you KTM for not foresaking your customers to governmental control. Remember which finger to show them when CARB comes a knockin'.
"Closed-course use" means no government hands in the cookie jar so, get to work on screwing us out of that exemption as well, government turds...........as if they're not already.
What kid wouldn't freak-out seeing one of these under the tree? I'm freaking out a little right now for them.
They make the mini sxs basically so it will be considered "stock" for amateur racing I believe. They don't make any big bike sxs models, but do sell all the parts to make one, including works type suspension.
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631films
Stop spamming all the discussion boards with your silly video. It isn't that good anyway.
If Japan doesn'tget off their asses and develpo their minibikes the next Decade is going to look really bad for them financially - (not that i care really) - to the victor goes the spoils.
When was the last time we say an updated (to this extent0 85 cc machine from the land of the rising sun?
My spelling is notthat bad really...bing fingers and small buttons never work out too well..
@ dinosaurmedia, manifest destiny. Their self-fullfilling prophecy will be abandoning the mini classes when they are no longer relevant...........which is happening every day another one of these babies hits the dealer floor.
I'm just glad there is a company that sees the future of two strokes being profitable............and is proving it to their stockholders.