KTM's 2018 EXC-F range announced
Better suspension headlines updates for new model yearWhile KTM's 2018 fuel-injected two-stroke enduro models are stealing headlines, the firm has also unveiled its new four-stroke enduro range for 2018, set to hit Aussie dealerships later this year.
The four-tiered range will comprise 250cc, 350cc, 450cc and 500cc versions, with the 500, 350 and 250 set to all be available in the firm’s Six Days special-edition package.
Notable updates for the new model year begin with improved suspension at both ends across the range. As well as having stiffer base settings, the WP Xplor 48mm USD fork gets new, lighter outer tubes for reduced stiction and improved reaction times while, at the rear, the WP Xplor shock is still linkage free.
All models are powered by a liquid-cooled four-valve DOHC single cylinder employing a six-speed transmission. They all retain the firm's DDS diaphragm-style clutch with Brembo hydraulics and while bodywork tweaks are minimal, new radiator guards are designed to give better airflow in muddy conditions.
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