A good friend of mine once suggested that, in terms of the alphanumeric designations used by most dirt bike manufacturers, we’re basically speaking a foreign language to those unfamiliar. And I can’t think of a better example than the recent announcement of the 2027 KTM 500 EXC-F 6DAYS. For those who don’t know, “EXC-F” stands
The 2027 KTM 500 EXC-F 6Days is back, taking the familiar dual-sport bike from Austria and adding an attractive list of technical and cosmetic upgrades. This year the bike is inspired by the FIM International Six Days Enduro held in Grandola, Portugal in October. This is the 100th running of the famous race. Come (…)
2027 KTM EXC 6DAYS range headed to Australia and New Zealand KTM has revealed its 2027 EXC 6DAYS range, with special-edition enduro models set to arrive at authorized KTM dealerships in Australia and New Zealand from October 2026. Built from KTM’s latest championship-winning EXC enduro platform, the 2027 KTM EXC 6DAYS line-up brings a familiar
DeGia signs with KTM as 2027 MotoGP grid takes shape Fabio Di Gianantonio will switch to Red Bull KTM Factory Racing from 2027, with the Italian signing a multi-year deal to race the KTM RC16 in MotoGP. This signing adds another major part to KTM’s 2027 factory rebuild, which comes with previously confirmed Alex Marquez
Fabio Di Giannantonio’s tearful departure to Valentino Rossi’s VR46 team has brought about a major change in MotoGP’s future, with the Italian giant now set to join KTM and rewrite the grid’s hierarchy. Ducati’s top performer Di Giannantonio, currently third in the championship, has sent shockwaves through the MotoGP paddock after confirming his departure from
KTM fields Alex Marquez for 2027 MotoGP reset Alex Marquez will return to factory MotoGP status in 2027, with Red Bull KTM Factory Racing confirming a multi-year deal for the Spaniard as the Austrian manufacturer moves towards the next technical era of the sport. The signing takes Marquez out of the Gresini Ducati structure at
We are truly living in the next era of two-wheeler innovation. Leading the way is Stark Future, a brand that is making waves in the off-road racing scene, but what we should be even more interested in are the free add-ons it is offering its customers. They are not just free; Stark owners don’t even
Many people probably didn’t even know it was gone, but the 790 Duke is back for 2027, filling a void left in the KTM naked bike lineup when the 890 Duke exits in 2023. KTM offered the 990 Duke as its replacement, which was essentially the same bike, only with different badges. So, what is
KTM’s future in MotoGP has been the biggest question mark for the sport in recent memory. The reason behind this, as many of you know, is due to the bankruptcy proceedings of the Austrian brand last year, due to which Bajaj bought a controlling stake in the company and saved it from complete collapse. But
A seismic shift in the MotoGP rider market has shaken up the paddock: Raul Fernandez is staying in the trackhouse for another season, slamming the door on one of the most coveted seats on the grid and starting an all-out fight for the final Tech3 KTM spot. Trackhouse Racing, run by American owner Justin Marks,