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KTM 390 Lineup Offered With Free 10-Year Extended Warranty - But There’s A Catch
Austrian bike maker KTM is offering new buyers of its 390 series a free 10-year extended warranty for a limited time. The promotion applies to all KTM 390 models purchased and invoiced on or before August 31.
The offer spans the full 390 line-up, including the Duke 390, RC 390, 390 Adventure, 390 Adventure X, and the 390 Enduro R. The warranty covers your new KTM 390 series motorcycle for up to 10 years or 1,25,000 kilometres, whichever comes first.
The 10-year warranty coverage for KTM's 390 Series is divided into two phases. The first five years fall under the standard warranty, while the next five years are included as an extended package exclusive to motorcycles purchased during this promotional period.
The extended warranty applies only to the original owner. If the 390 series motorcycle changes hands, the additional coverage will end. Ownership and registration details must match the original purchaser for the extended warranty to remain valid.
All claims and repairs for the 390 series bikes covered under the 10-year extended warranty offer must be processed through authorised KTM workshops. This requirement ensures that all work utilises original parts and adheres to approved service standards throughout the warranty period.
To qualify, buyers must complete the purchase and generate the invoice by August 31. Bookings alone will not secure the warranty; the motorcycle must be delivered and billed before the deadline to activate the extended coverage.
The KTM 390 range includes a variety of options for different riding needs. The Duke caters to street riders, the RC is track-oriented, while the Adventure and Adventure X are suited for touring. The Enduro R targets riders seeking off-road capability.
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This extended warranty offer from KTM for the 390 series of motorcycles is one of the longest coverage periods in its segment. For buyers of motorcycles from the KTM 390 lineup, it adds an extra layer of assurance for long-term ownership, particularly for riders who plan to keep their motorcycles beyond the usual warranty window.
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