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KTM ownership in Thailand. Reliability, parts etc?

JeffersLos
JeffersLos
in Motorcycles in Thailand

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23 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

Without smart stuff you can nearly always get yourself home. ????

Sure...

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    • Kwasaki
      Kwasaki

      I thought KTM pulled out of Thailand so if know little on how maintain a motorcycle yourself best you get something like a 500x.    I know one is for sale 2018 black with extras 18k kilos 14

    • papa al
      papa al

      Had a Duke 200 for a few years now. Likey. Filters & such available, but good luck on KTM parts.

    • malathione
      malathione

      They came back under a new distributor. 

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    I've been offered a friend of a friend's 2009 ER6n with 55,000KM on the ODO and a new face, with the original face included (it was changed because the OEM face is awful looking, not because it was crashed) and Leo Vince exhaust (stated it's real but I presume a copy)  for 50,000THB.

     

    So I'll probably be lazy and just buy that after giving it a good once over. 

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