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2011 Ktm Adventure on 2040-motos

US $8,750.00
YearYear:2011 MileageMileage:37000 ColorColor: Blue / Orange
Location:

Farmington, Connecticut, United States

Farmington, Connecticut, United States
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KTM Adventure tech info

TypeType:Dual-Purpose Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):990 For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

KTM Adventure description

I am going to leave the US for a couple of years and I will not be able to bring the bike with me. I am forced to sell my beloved bike:

KTM 990 Adventure DAKAR 2011
37k miles on the clock. The bike is in Farmington, CT.

Done my own maintenance as I love to work on this bike. I have kept a detailed log on maintenance and replacement of parts.

ROX Risers
Side stand Relocator (BDCW)
FMF Exhausts (nice sound). OEM's are yours too with the purchase of the bike.
BMC reusable air filter.
Cycra Hand guards.
16-45 sprocket ratio: I think this is the best ratio for this bike, it so much fun to ride and the front wheel goes up with no effort. I still have the original 17 sprocket, it's yours too with thousands of miles left.

You get the USB cable for the TUNE ECU. I had to adjust the TPS once and bought it. Map is still OEM and I think there is no need to change it.
The bike needs nothing. It even has a fresh oil change (less than 200 miles old) and it does not consumes a drop of oil from oil change to oil change. The next job this bike needs is due by the 40k miles: valves check, fluids flush, new spark plugs (I already have them so don't buy them). The Dealer checked the valves once and I have checked at 18k and 30k miles and they have never been out of spec.

Rear tire is Heidenau and it has about 4k miles left (I get 10k miles out of it) the front has about 3-4k miles left too.


I take this bike off road from time to time and I have dropped it a couple of times during this years so it has a couple of scratches here and there, I haven't . So if you want a spotless, shining bike, then you will need to polish and retouch a couple of things here and there.

This bike is ready to race and I give my word that it presents no mechanical issues at all

I am dropping the price to 8750$ because I am leaving in a few days an it has to go!!!

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