KTM announces 2017 Six Days models

By: Cycle Canada Published on 13 September 2016

In 2016 the ISDE (International Six Days Enduro) will be held in Navarra, Spain.

Built on the all-new XC-W and EXC-F platforms, the 300 XC-W SIX DAYS and 450 EXC-F SIX DAYS are fitted with special touches such as exclusive SIX DAYS graphics and orange frames. Performance enhancements include orange anodized CNC machining triple clamps, front fork preload adjusters, a floating front brake rotor and a solid rear brake rotor.

The 2017 300 XC-W SIX DAYS is equipped with the following upgrades:

  • WP XPLOR front forks fitted with preload adjuster
  • Machined Orange Anodized Triple Clamps
  • Handlebar with Six Days Logo
  • Map Select Switch
  • Supersprox Steath 2-Piece Rear Sprocket
  • Floating Front Brake Disc
  • Solid Rear Brake Disc
  • Selle Dalla Valle Wave Factory Racing Seat
  • Exclusive Exhaust Silencer with Six Days logo
  • Engine Skid Plate
  • Front Axle Puller
  • Orange Chain Guide
  • Giant Wheels with Six Days Logo
  • Orange Frame
  • Exclusive Six Days Graphics

The 450 EXC-F SIX DAYS is equipped with the following upgrades:

  • WP XPLOR front forks fitted with preload adjuster
  • Machined Orange Anodized Triple Clamps
  • Handlebar with Six Days Logo
  • Orange Anodized Rear Sprocket
  • Floating Front Brake Disc
  • Solid Rear Brake Disc
  • Selle Dalla Valle Wave Factory Racing Seat
  • Engine Skid Plate
  • Front Axle Puller
  • Orange Chain Guide
  • Giant Wheels with Six Days Logo
  • Orange Frame
  • Radiator Fan
  • Exclusive Six Days Graphics

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