It's good and makes a great little brother to the SD. It might be the bottom of the range for what KTM usually produces but it was such a bargain I couldnt resist!!
Hope you like it.
Hope you like it.
I bought a new KTM today.
15 posts · Started by ShadeTheChangingMan · 29 Jan 2010
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Post 7 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#7here's a link to where you could buy one in the UK....
I got mine 2nd hand from a guy on eBay for ...wait for it.....
£122. BAM! To say I'm pleased is an understatement! He's only used it a coupla times...even the tyre dont look worn!
I gotta stay fit while training is off until my shoulder is fully mended and hopefully this will help with that too! Woulda preferred her in black but for that price I dont care!
I got mine 2nd hand from a guy on eBay for ...wait for it.....
£122. BAM! To say I'm pleased is an understatement! He's only used it a coupla times...even the tyre dont look worn!
I gotta stay fit while training is off until my shoulder is fully mended and hopefully this will help with that too! Woulda preferred her in black but for that price I dont care!
Post 8 by skasev,
#8time for some galfers... er i mean sram brakes
pretty darn sweeeet
wiggle.co.uk is the cheapest place with free postage for your pushbike hooligan needs
pretty darn sweeeet
wiggle.co.uk is the cheapest place with free postage for your pushbike hooligan needs
Post 9 by motoronin,
#9You have to pedal..?!!
Post 10 by trackday junkie,
#10Nice ride Shade. Pedal bikes are a good way to stay in shape.
The old ones you could loosen the allen in the steering stem, give it a good rap, and raise the bars and retighten to get 'em set up higher.
Now'a days the bike shop will sell you a silly extension that slips over the stem and you clamp the bars to. buy some longer cables and your bike is comfortable for taller perps .
(I'm not sure I'd want to do a slippery downhill trail with as much weight on my wrists and the front of the bike as your seat height is going to. ...Or ride to and back from the local watering hole )
The old ones you could loosen the allen in the steering stem, give it a good rap, and raise the bars and retighten to get 'em set up higher.
Now'a days the bike shop will sell you a silly extension that slips over the stem and you clamp the bars to. buy some longer cables and your bike is comfortable for taller perps .
(I'm not sure I'd want to do a slippery downhill trail with as much weight on my wrists and the front of the bike as your seat height is going to. ...Or ride to and back from the local watering hole )
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