The new KTM SX and SX-F 2012 models have been released and while all the details aren’t out yet, we can give you some new information on the models.
The whole 2012 KTM motocross range will have rear link suspension which Motociclismo says will increase the KTM bikes’ competitiveness against the more aggressive Japanese bikes.
The KTM SX range of the 125SX, 150SX and 250SX will all get the new suspension.
The 250 model also gets a new chrome-molybdenum frame with a modified aluminium WP fork that is designed to be more rigid.
The KTM 250SX should have a 2012 price of about €7,600.
The 250SX-F will cost more at €8,200 and for 2012 it gets chassis updates, and optional electronic ignition which can be shut off like with the 350SX-F.
The 450SX-F still has a carburettor but also has electric start.
New accessories are available from the KTM Power Parts catalogue.
While we wait to receive all the official details, here is an excellent photogallery of the new KTM motocross models that proves once again that KTM is at the top of the marketing game (at least in the photo shoot category as far as we’re concerned).
Take a look after the jump at the KTM Power Parts gallery, too.
2012 KTM SX and SX-F models 2012 KTM Power Parts
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