First Look at KTM's New SX and SX-F Bikes
The 2025 KTM SX and SX-F motocross models have been upgraded with features aimed at improving rider control and machine performance. These enhancements include a lighter frame with optimized chassis flex, advanced Dunlop tires for better traction and longevity, and upgraded WP XACT suspension systems for improved handling. Aesthetic and ergonomic improvements include redesigned tank shrouds and a more robust air inlet system, while new connectivity features allow customization through the KTMconnect app. The lineup also welcomes back the updated KTM 150 SX, offering more torque and enhanced performance for 2-stroke enthusiasts.
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First Look at KTM's New SX and SX-F Bikes
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First Look at KTM's New SX and SX-F Bikes
Photo credit: KTM The 2025 KTM SX and SX-F models mark an advanced update in motocross technology, focusing on enhanced control and rider-machine interaction. These models integrate various performance-optimizing features derived from competitive racing insights.
2025 KTM 350 SX
Photo credit: KTM Frame Enhancements for Improved Performance Significant alterations have been made to the bike frames, including new cutouts and adjustments to the tube-wall thickness in critical areas like the front, engine mounts, and rear shock mounts. These changes reduce the frame's weight by approximately 300 grams and modify the chassis flex characteristics to improve cornering performance and maintain stability.
2025 KTM 350 SX-F
Photo credit: KTM Tire and Suspension Upgrades The new models are equipped with Dunlop GEOMAX MX34 Motocross tires, featuring a carcass compound that improves the lifespan of the tires by up to 30%, enhances damping, and increases absorption. The tires include Progressive Cornering Block Technology for better traction and efficient mud dispersal.
2025 KTM 150 SX
Photo credit: KTM Updates to the suspension system are extensive, with the WP XACT rear shock adopting a new linkage system that optimizes weight distribution and stiffness. The front suspension sees updates with the WP XACT AER fork, adjusted to enhance flex and reduce weight.
First Look at KTM's New SX and SX-F Bikes
Photo credit: KTM Design and Ergonomics Ergonomic improvements include redesigned tank shrouds using bi-composite plastics, enhancing the bike's look and cooling efficiency. Additional modifications include a more robust fuel tank roll to protect the frame and a re-engineered air inlet sleeve and snorkel to improve durability and prevent deformation.
First Look at KTM's New SX and SX-F Bikes
Photo credit: KTM The new aesthetic features striking graphics and a color scheme that emphasizes the bikes' readiness for racing, with a clean appearance incorporating full-orange bodywork and durable, in-mold graphics in red and black.
First Look at KTM's New SX and SX-F Bikes
Photo credit: KTM Connectivity and Customization The 2025 models introduce the Connectivity Unit Offroad (CUO), available for the SX-F models through KTM PowerParts. This feature allows riders to customize settings via the KTMconnect app, offering functionalities such as GPS tracking.
First Look at KTM's New SX and SX-F Bikes
Photo credit: KTM Return of the KTM 150 SX The reintroduction of the KTM 150 SX highlights this model's updates designed to increase torque and improve overall performance, appealing to those seeking a robust 2-stroke experience.
First Look at KTM's New SX and SX-F Bikes
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First Look at KTM's New SX and SX-F Bikes
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