KTM Unveils New 2025 EXC Champions Enduro Range

KTM has won a staggering 114 Enduro titles across the E1, E2, E3 and Super Enduro categories since 1990, but its success goes back ever further and as a result the Austrian company is celebrating with a new EXC Champions Edition range of Enduro bikes.

The new 2025 EXC Champions Edition range covers six of KTM’s current Enduro models, including the 250 EXC, 300 EXC, 250 EXC-F, 300 EXC-F, 450 EXC-F and 500 EXC-F. Two of these models, the 250 EXC and 300 EXC, sit within KTM’s two-stroke range. The other four models are all four-stroke.

The six EXC Champions Edition motorcycles are all fitted with the same parts as the standards bikes, however, they also come with official Red Bull KTM Factory Racing graphics, an orange frame, a frame protection set, grey ODI grips, an orange factory seat, map selection switch, a skid plate, radiator fan and Michelin Enduro tyres.

Former Motocross racer Gennadij Moiseev won KTM's first 250cc World Championship in 1974, and success has been continuous ever since. In 1990, KTM won the first-ever Enduro World Championship with Paul Edmondson and Peter Hansson. 50 years on and more than 340 world titles later, KTM has truly cemented itself as the Enduro king.

If you’re interested in grabbing hold of an Enduro bike but want something cheaper, both KTM and Husqvarna recently dropped their prices thanks to a 'VAT Free’ promotional savings scheme. Over £1.6k can be saved on Husqvarna’s 701 Enduro bike, while KTM is offering savings as high as £1.9k.

With all six models coming off the production line this month, buyers will be able to get their hands on one of these bikes in October. The full prices for all six EXC Champions Edition bikes can be found below.

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