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Опубликовано 14 июля 2025, 16:27
KTM makes a big claim calling the 2025 390 Adventure R is “the most off-road capable adventure platform in the segment.” Defining what segment the 390 Adventure R fits into can get a bit fuzzy after analyzing the details. Where does the middleweight adventure bike class end and a “lightweight” adventure bike class begin?
While the “modern” middleweight adventure bike class was kicked off with the F 800 GS, that might have been a case of history repeating itself. Roll the clock back 45 years to 1980, and it could be argued that BMW’s R80 G/S represented the beginning of the middleweight adventure motorcycle class before it had a name. That bike had a displacement of 798cc, produced 50hp, and weighed 410 lbs. That’s more displacement and more horsepower, with vastly less weight than a present-day Kawasaki KLR 650 or Royal Enfield Himalayan 450.
The KTM 390 Adventure R tips the scales at 388 lbs, and produces 44hp from its 399cc LC4c engine. These numbers put it in the same ballpark with bikes like BMW’s 310GS, Kawasaki’s Versys-X 300, and Honda’s CRF300 Rally. In general terms, bikes under 450cc, producing less than 50hp, and weighing in at under 400 lbs with fuel.
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Specs (abbreviated):
Engine: 399cc DOHC single
Power: 44 hp @ 8,500 rpm
Torque: 28.8 lb-ft @ 7,000 rpm
Suspension Travel: 9.1 in (f/r)
Seat Height: 34.2 inches
Front Wheel: 21 in
Rear Wheel: 18 in
Weight: 388 lb (claimed, no fuel)
MSRP: $6,999
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While the “modern” middleweight adventure bike class was kicked off with the F 800 GS, that might have been a case of history repeating itself. Roll the clock back 45 years to 1980, and it could be argued that BMW’s R80 G/S represented the beginning of the middleweight adventure motorcycle class before it had a name. That bike had a displacement of 798cc, produced 50hp, and weighed 410 lbs. That’s more displacement and more horsepower, with vastly less weight than a present-day Kawasaki KLR 650 or Royal Enfield Himalayan 450.
The KTM 390 Adventure R tips the scales at 388 lbs, and produces 44hp from its 399cc LC4c engine. These numbers put it in the same ballpark with bikes like BMW’s 310GS, Kawasaki’s Versys-X 300, and Honda’s CRF300 Rally. In general terms, bikes under 450cc, producing less than 50hp, and weighing in at under 400 lbs with fuel.
Thanks to Rokform for making this video possible. Use discount code Moto25 for 25% off at www.rokform.com.
Specs (abbreviated):
Engine: 399cc DOHC single
Power: 44 hp @ 8,500 rpm
Torque: 28.8 lb-ft @ 7,000 rpm
Suspension Travel: 9.1 in (f/r)
Seat Height: 34.2 inches
Front Wheel: 21 in
Rear Wheel: 18 in
Weight: 388 lb (claimed, no fuel)
MSRP: $6,999
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YouTube - youtube.com/Motorcycle
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Twitter - twitter.com/MotorcycleCom
Web - Motorcycle.com
Established in 1994, Motorcycle.com is the premier online resource for motorcycle and scooter enthusiasts. With hundreds of high quality, detailed video reviews on bikes from Harley-Davidson, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki and just about everybody else, it's the best place to go to learn about the latest and greatest two-wheeled creations. There's simply no better resource if you're planning on buying or if you just want to check out some awesome machines.
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