Austrian POWERHOUSE

TESTING FACTORY BIKES IS A DIRTY JOB BUT SOMEONE HAS TO DO IT

WORDS // LEE HOGAN

KTM has been a global powerhouse for decades now rivalling the big four Japanese motorcycle manufacturers. Their commitment to racing along with research and development runs deep here in Australia with the brand regularly at the forefront in both the junior and senior element of the sport. KTM's racing program for 2024 in Australia is a true in-house factory team compared to the satellite team that we have seen in Australia from time-to-time and their presence at the track is ultra clean and professional. KTM's MX2 team rider for 2024 is former MX3 ProMX Champion Kayden Minear from Western Australia and the number 66 machine is the KTM we're riding in this Factory bike comparo. Minear has his own unique riding style so I was intrigued to see just how he…

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