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KTM Unveils 2017 SX Factory Edition Models
The SX Factory Edition models are race ready machines in their class.
Austrian-based
two
wheeler
manufacturer
KTM
has
released
its
updated
450
SX-F
Factory
Edition
Motocross
bike
for
2017.
It's
a
replica
of
Dungey's
SX-title
winning
motorcycle.
The
company
also
released
a
250
SX-F
Factory
Edition
which
is
the
bike
used
by
Troy
Lee
Designs/Red
Bull/KTM
team
in
the
250
class.
The SX Factory Edition models are race ready machines in their class and only a few models will be offered in Europe, USA, Canada, and Mexico. The manufacturer didn't mention exactly how many units will be made.
Speaking about the 2017 KTM 450 SX-F Factory Edition, it has a SOHC engine which delivers smooth power delivery to the ground, thanks to traction control, launch control and a two-position map switch.
It also features updated WP AER 48 forks and rear shocks, and a titanium Akrapovic muffler, as well as CNC-machined orange anodized triple clamps, D.I.D. Dirtstar rims and Red Bull KTM Factory Racing replica graphics.
The 2017 KTM 250 SX-F Factory Edition has a powerful and torquey engine in an agile and lightweight chassis. It also sports a compact DOHC engine, updated WP AER 48 forks, orange anodised triple clamps, a titanium muffler, launch control and D.I.D. DirtStar rims.
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