2014 Ktm 350 Xcf-w Six Days on 2040-motos

$10,499

Year:2014 Mileage:0

Location:

Sublimity, Oregon

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Phone:(866) 431-7834

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2014 KTM 350 XCF-W Six Days, SIX DAYS EQUIPMENT
4CS closed-cartridge fork from WP Suspension with revamped settings
Frame with high-quality orange coating in race look
New machined triple clamps, orange anodised
Black anodised handlebar with KTM Six Days logo
Supersprox 2-piece rear sprocket with steel outer ring and aluminium star
Solid rear brake disc (no slots/holes)
Camel SXS seat with optimised foam core
Skid plate
Radiator guard
Radiator fan
Exhaust silencer with Six Days anodising (anthracite) and Six Days logo
Wheels featuring high quality, black anodised rims made by GIANT with Six Days logo and black spokes
Quick-release spindle at the front
Orange radiator grille
Orange chain guide
New speedo from MAE
Exclusive Six Days graphics

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Fri, 25 Nov 2011

KTM will enter the three-rider lineup of Sandro Cortese, Arthur Sissis and Danny Kent in the 2012 Moto3 class in the manufacturer’s return to Grand Prix road racing. The Austrian manufacturer last competed in the World Championship in 2009, racing in the 125cc Grand Prix class. KTM’s return comes as the 125cc class is being replaced with the new 250cc Moto3 class.