KTM has revealed prices for its new 125 and 390 Enduro R motorbikes, the latest models to boost its small-capacity line-up.
They join the 690 Enduro R with the 125 priced £4,899 and the 390 £5,699.
They are expected in the showroom in May, along with the £4,899 125 SMC R. The £5,699 390 SMC R is due in July.
With long-travel suspension, 21in front and 18in rear spoked wheels, a new minimal TFT dashboard and the option of turning ABS off, they provide real-world, dual-sport ability on and off road.
The new two-piece steel trellis frame design, based on the Gen 3 platform shared with Duke models, has been specifically engineered for off-road use, with improved handling, control and stability.
Both models have 43mm open cartridge front forks and an off-centre rear shock giving 230mm of travel. The 390’s front forks’ compression and rebound can be easily adjusted in 30-click steps. The rear shock has adjustable rebound via 20 clicks. Preload can be adjusted on both 125 and 390 with a tool.
A new 4.2in TFT dashboard has a USB C port as standard and redesigned switchgear features a four-way joystick with lit switches. A new connectivity unit allows smartphone access, controlled via the switch cubes.
The 390 Enduro R’s selectable ride modes include an offroad setting for more rear wheel slip, making it easier to lift the front wheel over obstacles or slide the rear wheel when needed. The default setting is street mode.
Traction control can also be turned off for 100% control. A new memory feature remembers the selected ride mode when started up again.
Find out more about the new Enduro R models at:
orwell.co.uk/ktm/new-ktm-motorcycle-range/dualsport/125-enduro-r/2025
orwell.co.uk/ktm/new-ktm-motorcycle-range/dualsport/390-enduro-r/2025
