2009 Ktm 250 Xc on 2040-motos

$3,499

Year:2009 Mileage:0 Color: Orange

Location:

Costa Mesa, California

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Type:Dirt Bike Phone:(866) 921-2798

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2009 Ktm 250 XC, Great condition, Lots of extras. shark fin, FMF spark arrestor, IMS wide pegs, Narly pipe, orange SAMCO, Rad hoses & more... - If you want understandable and low-cost technology, this super-powerful and lightweight two-stroke is the perfect choice for the E2 class. The engine characteristic has been tuned for enduro use only. The choice between two ignition curves, plus a new crankshaft and modified casing delivers better power reserves in all speed ranges. The completely new frame with new PDS geometry, the improved suspension and new bodywork overall make the speedy 250 XC a serious challenger for the four-strokes. And since the casing and ignition rotor are already prepped for it, there’s nothing standing in the way of an E-starter upgrade.

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KTM Moto3 Valencia Test

Fri, 03 Feb 2012

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Bajaj Increases Stake in KTM

Wed, 04 Apr 2012

India’s Bajaj Auto has acquired an additional 6.3% stake in KTM, raising its share of the Austrian manufacturer to 47%. According to Economic Times, Bajaj purchased the latest 6.3% through a Netherlands-based subsidiary. Bajaj first acquired a portion KTM in 2007, purchasing a 14.5% stake.