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KTM is refreshing its range for 2023 with new sporty colors. All models ranging from 125cc to 890cc have been facelifted. The styling revisions draw heavily on KTM's racing heritage and tie all models more closely to the brand's 'Ready to Race' philosophy.

Starting with the beginner-friendly segment, two of KTM's 125cc models, the Duke and RC, offer beginning riders a glimpse of what the wonderful world of two wheels has in store for them. Equipped with the same liquid-cooled, fuel-injected 125 cc engine as before, but modified to meet Euro 5 specifications, develops 15 hp. This accessible level of performance combined with KTM's lightweight chassis and WP suspension components results in an energetic and agile duo of sportbikes that are perfect for learning the ropes.

 

 

 

The 125 Duke receives a new blue on white color for 2023 with matching orange wheels. Likewise, the RC 125 gets new graphics leaning towards the stealthier side with orange and black accents, similar to the previous iteration of the RC 8C developed for track-only use. In terms of performance, nothing changes with the two entry-level models, as they are already considered leaders in their category with their high-end components.

 

 

Moving up the ranks, the KTM RC 390 and 390 Duke also receive styling updates. The Duke, called Corner Rocket, comes in two new color options consisting of Orange and Blue/Gray, and a sleek matte black and gray colorway. As for the RC 390, it has the same styling cues as its little brother, with orange paint combined with black accents on the trellis frame and black alloy wheels. It also gets a dark tinted sports screen that makes its way around the large headlight.

 

 

In 2022, the KTM 790 Duke was reintroduced to the global market as a mid-level model below the premium 890 Duke and the entry-level 390 Duke. For 2023, the 790 Duke is an A2-compliant offering, meaning its previous output of 105 hp has been reduced to 95 hp. It comes in a sleek and subtle gray and black pattern, with matching orange accents on the tank fairings. Finally, the new KTM 890 Duke GP gives the premium roadster a refreshed look with blacked-out components and a black-on-white color scheme. The motorcycle's sleek, athletic silhouette is further highlighted by an orange rear fascia and orange alloy wheels.

KTM's 2023 models will arrive in European dealerships before the end of November 2022.