KTM’s 690 SMC R and Enduro R: Monstrous Singles Ready to Take Over the UK!

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The Game Changer: KTM Revamps Their 690 Family

Hold onto your helmets, folks! KTM has just upped the ante by unveiling the revamped 690 SMC R and Enduro R. Both models now boast a powerhouse 692.7cc Euro5 LC4 engine, making them the most ferocious single-cylinder contenders in the UK motorcycle market. With a mouthwatering claim of 77.9bhp—yes, you heard that right—these dynamo bikes are ready to leave Ducati’s previous crown in the dust.

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Performance Meets Style: A Fresh Look Under the Sun

While the power on offer is nothing short of jaw-dropping, let’s take a moment to appreciate their looks. The new design keeps that aggressive motocross aesthetic but sprinkles on a fresh color palette to keep things spicy. The revamped LCD display is still making the Casio watches a tad envious but has been successfully replaced with a chic 4.2in color TFT display. That’s right, folks—time to say goodbye to the ’90s!

Tech and Comfort: Riding into the Future

Not only do these bikes pack a punch, but they also come loaded with tech that would make even the most hardcore techie drool. With cornering ABS, traction control, and multiple riding modes (including the nifty dynamic slip adjust for the Enduro R), these machines can tackle everything the trails throw at them. Comfort? Oh, you’ve got options! The SMC R’s 899mm seat height caters to the sporty vibes, while the Enduro’s lofty 935mm ensures you’re riding high no matter where the trail takes you.

Whether you’re a street warrior or a trail conqueror, the KTM 690 SMC R and Enduro R are gearing up to dominate the roads (and trails) from September 2025. Starting at £10,499, who knew the path to thrilling rides could be this price friendly? With all these upgrades and new tech, you might have to fight the urge to put one in your living room!

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