KTM Unveils 390 and 125 SMC R Supermotos: The Ultimate Hooligan Machines

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Revving Up for 2025

KTM has officially unveiled the 390 SMC R and 125 SMC R supermotos following the much-anticipated teaser at the 2024 EICMA trade show. These beasts are designed specifically for the A1 and A2 license-holding hooligan market, aiming to deliver thrills without the hefty engine size. The slimmer price tags of £5699 for the 390 SMC R and £4899 for the 125 SMC R are sure to catch attention and entice adventure seekers across the UK.

Engine Modifications and Design

Under the sleek frame, these models borrow the potent Euro5 compliant engines from the 390 Duke and 125 Duke. The 399cc and 124.9cc LC4C engines have been subtly tweaked to enhance performance, incorporating a new airbox that allows the engine to sit higher. This redesign not only increases ground clearance but also provides a more engaging riding experience for the adrenaline junkies.

Lightweight Features and Family Ties

KTM has gone the extra mile by shedding an impressive 2kg with a fresh stainless steel exhaust system. Plus, a slipper clutch comes as standard with an optional quickshifter, adding that extra zing to your riding pleasure. The 390 and 125 SMC R are joining the already iconic 690 SMC R, positioning KTM’s supermoto lineup as an appealing family of road-legal hooligan machines for 2025. With production set in India by Bajaj Auto, KTM maintains their commitment to quality and innovation, marking this as just another exciting chapter in their storied legacy.

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