Why did KTM discontinue the 200?
Why did KTM discontinue the 200?
Why did KTM stop making the 200? We have no idea but this project from Seat Concepts would be a very popular model if it was mass produced. The stock seat was naturally replace with a complete Seat Concepts model that included a ribbed gripper cover.
Will KTM make a 200 again?
The 200cc KTM has a very devoted cult-like following, and the fact that KTM stopped production of this model back in 2016 just fuels the fire of desire for some.
Which KTM is 2 stroke?
Austrian motorcycle maker, KTM has taken the wraps off their first two-stroke fuel-injected motorcycle range, the 250 EXC TPI and 300 EXC TPI. Unlike most Japanese manufacturers who have their focus on four stroke engines, KTM has developed these two-stroke machines that also satisfy the stricter emission norms.
What kind of motorcycle is the KTM 200?
KTM 200. The KTM 200 consists of a series of two-stroke off-road enduro motorcycles made by KTM, the European, road legal 200 EXC, and the 200 XC-W for the US market being the last versions. The 200 attempts to combine the agility of a 125 cc class motorcycle with the power of a 250 cc.
What kind of suspension does a KTM exc have?
The 2000 EXC was upgraded to 43 mm inverted forks with 295 mm of wheel travel. The White Power rear shock and PDS non-linkage suspension combine to provide 300 mm of wheel travel. The 2001 model started to appear with semi-clear fuel tanks, however well into 2002 some continued to be delivered with orange tanks.
How tall is the seat on a 2004 KTM?
The 2004 got a new tank, seat and air box and the new one piece rear fender. In 2005, the seat height was 925 mm and the handlebars were supplied by Renthal. The hydraulic clutch was fitted with a flexible steel hose.
How tall are the handlebars on a KTM?
The front axle was enlarged to 26 mm and hubs increased in diameter from 36 to 52 mm front and from 48 to 64 mm rear. The 2004 got a new tank, seat and air box and the new one piece rear fender. In 2005, the seat height was 925 mm and the handlebars were supplied by Renthal.