The only thing I see in that picture is a muffler. Gross.Goran267 wrote:
Feels kinda boring to buy an new ktm when the pros are gonna ride this thing.
Kawasaki or KTM?
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jlv wrote:Here's a picture of my nuts.
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I agree. Looks like shit.
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I bet it's fast as hell, but ew. I dont like the look at all.
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I wouldn't mind having this thing in my garage


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I know rigth? But it's kinda anoying to buy one of these when the KTM 2016 is coming out like june-julyDdavis wrote:I wouldn't mind having this thing in my garage

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If your main concern is having the same model the pros use, then I guess you better buy a Kawasaki.
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I can't speak for anything else about them, but the 2015 KTMs do look incredibly good. It took me a while to get over the 07-10 body style (still the best KTMs IMO) but the orange frame and the new OEM graphics are just beautiful.
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Buy a TM
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Wait and get a ktm when 2016's come out.
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I'm not a mechanic, It's not gonna happend.JT43 wrote:Buy a TM
Yeah I've thought about that.mikehunt22 wrote:Wait and get a ktm when 2016's come out.
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Ktm 150 then
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I had a 2012 KTM 125, best bike I ever hadJT43 wrote:Ktm 150 then

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I will tell you tomorrow what i would go with when i ride. Just traded in my 14 450SXF for a Kawi 450.
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Are you racing? If not a 2015 KTM 250SX would be a great choice. From what I have read the Kawasaki motor is better than the KTM. KTM motor is more centered around top end. Both bikes have +'s and -'s in this day and age I'm sure you cant go wrong with either brand.
Also about the 10 hour oil changes is fine you could even go longer depending on the conditions and how hard you ride. Most of the manuals service intervals are for pros/racers who are riding the bikes very hard. No way the oil will get too dirty after 2 rides you are just throwing away good oil. The manual is simply a guide for keeping your machine in peak performance for racing.
Also about the 10 hour oil changes is fine you could even go longer depending on the conditions and how hard you ride. Most of the manuals service intervals are for pros/racers who are riding the bikes very hard. No way the oil will get too dirty after 2 rides you are just throwing away good oil. The manual is simply a guide for keeping your machine in peak performance for racing.