New 2022 KTM Standard
250 XC-F XC-F
Stock # 160279
2022 KTM 250 XC-F, 2022 KTM 250 XC-F <strong>AN UNSTOPPABLE FORCE</strong><p>The 250 cc 4-stroke landscape is one fraught with competition. However, the KTM 250 XC-F has for years been the leader, boasting a state-of-the-art engine management system, the strongest 250 cc 4-stroke engine in pit lane, and a high-performance, race-bred chassis setup, the KTM 250 XC-F remains an education in speed and agility.</p><p><strong>Features may include:</strong></p><strong>ENGINE & EXHAUST</strong><ul><li>ENGINE </li>><p>The KTM 250 XC-F engine is known to be the strongest engine in the 250 cc 4-stroke class. Screaming to 14,000 RPM, but is equally happy producing tons of torque and low down, it's a perfectly versatile powerplant, with no compromise. Add to that also, compact architecture, excellent mass centralization, and a low weight of only 47.6 pounds, and the accolades begin to make perfect sense.</p><strong>CHASSIS</strong><ul><li>FRAME</li></ul><p>The KTM 250 XC-F is built around a high-tech, lightweight chrome-moly steel frame, which provides class-leading levels of handling, rideability, precision, and stability. Designed to take the hardest of hits, the frame itself acts as a shock absorber for the front and rear suspension, soaking up any jumps and jolts. The frame also features an extra-light subframe made of aluminum, which tips the scales at less than 2 pounds, keeping the weight low and the speed stellar. </p><strong>ERGONOMICS & COMFORT</strong><ul><li>HANDLEBAR</li></ul><p>All KTM XC-F models are equipped with adjustable, high-strength aluminum tapered handlebars made by NEKEN. These can be mounted in four different positions. Standard with ODI vulcanized grip on the right side and a comfortable ODI lock-on grip on the left, your only worry is hanging on, and letting rip.</p><strong>BODYWORK & GRAPHICS</strong><ul><li>DECALS</li></ul><p>The 2022 KTM XC Range receives a distinctive visual update, taking the bike even closer to the RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING look, with a new blue seat and the distinctive motorsport finishing touch; the orange frame.</p></ul>