

KTM’s 2025 EXC ‘Champions Range’
Words and images courtesy KTM
In 1974, Motocross racer Gennadij Moiseev won KTM’s first 250cc World Championship, setting the tone for what would become an unparalleled motorsports success story. In 1990, KTM won the first-ever Enduro World Championship with Paul Edmondson and Peter Hansson. Today, over 50 years and more than 340 world titles later, KTM presents the Champions Edition to honour the past and present KTM champions.
Setting the KTM EXC Champions Edition apart from the rest of the KTM Enduro range is a Red Bull KTM Factory Racing graphics kit, poised to take its place between the standard KTM EXC and KTM EXC Six Days range.


While featuring the same, proven race-winning parts package as the rest of the KTM Enduro arsenal, the KTM EXC Champions Edition adds the following to the mix:
RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING GRAPHICS
ORANGE FRAME
FRAME PROTECTION SET
GRAY, ODI LOCK-ON GRIPS
ORANGE FACTORY RACING SEAT
MAP-SELECT SWITCH
ORANGE FRONT AXLE PULLER
SEMI-FLOATING FRONT BRAKE DISC
SUPERSPROX STEALTH REAR SPROCKET
SKID PLATE
RADIATOR FAN
MICHELIN ENDURO TIRES
The 2025 KTM EXC CHAMPIONS EDITION lineup boasts several models, with the KTM 250 EXC Champion Edition and KTM 300 EXC Champion Edition leading the 2-stroke stables.
On the 4-stroke side of the pitlane, the ever-present KTM 250 EXC-F Champion Edition, KTM 350 EXC-F Champion Edition, KTM 450 EXC-F Champion Edition and KTM 500 EXC-F Champion Edition take the top position.
Who better to showcase the new models in a competition setting than three of KTM’s most renowned racers? Two-time world enduro champion Johnny Aubert will head to Galicia, Spain, in October this year to take on the iconic FIM International Six Days Enduro (ISDE). The Frenchman will be joined by Chris Birch – hard enduro star and three-time Roof of Africa winner – as well as Red Bull Erzbergrodeo victor (and Mani’s Dad) Andreas Lettenbichler. Together, the three legends of enduro will contest the ISDE’s Club Team class as the KTM All Star Team– all riding KTM EXC Champions Edition machines.
Set to roll off the Mattighofen production line in September, the new 2025 KTM EXC Champions Edition will be available at authorized KTM dealers from October onwards.
KTM.com