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Is it good to buy KTM ?
I'm driving a 150cc bike for the past 2 years,Now i'm planning to buy a KTM 390cc or 600cc ,
I heard something like peoples who buy KTM usually dies in the accident,Is it is true ?
Does KTM have any known flaws ?
RC or Duke
Update: I bought KTM 390 by Mar 2019, thank you every one for the views.
8 Answers
- Candid ChrisLv 74 years agoFavourite answer
Every KTM dealership has a small cemetary out-back behind the Service Dept. to remeber ALL THOSE KTM riders that died from riding KTM, sometimes they need to put up causion ribbons around the corpses so you don't trip over them as you enter the shop.
Don't worry about it, those 'something like people' were Harley riders, we all know how they 'trash-talk' other brands.
Source(s): Riding/racing for 50+ yrs - HonestLv 74 years ago
Quality ride comes with frequent tweaking
done by learned or paid maintenance. It
has little tolerance for any long delays for
routine maintenance. On the plus side
they help bury the mistakes that buy them.
- ?Lv 64 years ago
It depends on the dealership you work with ... The bike is good but the dealers are not aways good and that will make for a bad owner ship experance
- Anonymous4 years ago
"Is it good to buy KTM?" Yes, if that's the sort of bike you're after. Whereas if, say, you promised your missus to spend the money on feeding and clothing your kids, then buying a KTM is not so 'good'.
- SeanLv 54 years ago
KTM's reputation is no worse or no better for accidents that its competition. You could chalk up a lot of those deaths to driver error not bike failure.
- Tim DLv 74 years ago
Since you haven't specified a model it is difficult to advise you on flaws.
Are KTM's killer bikes?
No, they like the repeat custom having a reputation for killing their owners is not going to help that.
They are better specced than most alternatives, which is why they cost more.