KTM has launched the special edition 2026 KTM EXC 6DAYS range to mark the historic FIM Enduro 6DAYS event. The new models come with fresh updates in performance, design, and endurance-focused features. KTM continues its legacy of offering world-class machines for riders aiming to dominate the toughest terrains.
2026 KTM EXC 6DAYS Performance Upgrades
Built on the updated 2026 Enduro platform, the 2026 KTM EXC 6DAYS series includes the KTM 300 EXC 6DAYS (2-stroke); moreover, it features the KTM 250 EXC-F, 350 EXC-F, 450 EXC-F, and 500 EXC-F (4-stroke) models. Key upgrades include revised settings for the 48mm WP XACT closed cartridge forks and the WP XPLOR PDS shock. These improvements reduce weight, enhance stability, and deliver better control for faster lap times.
Additional enhancements feature a stronger fueling system with a new protective cap, improved cooling reliability with reinforced radiator closures, and radiator fans as standard. Collectively, these upgrades make the models well-prepared for demanding race conditions.
Distinctive Design
To celebrate Italy hosting the upcoming 6DAYS in Bergamo, the bikes feature a vibrant livery in blue, white, green, and red. They also get a glossy orange frame, CNC-machined triple clamps, and a Supersprox stealth rear sprocket. The handlebars, silencer, and wheel rims carry 6DAYS-branded details that add to their bold identity.
Other highlights include a floating front brake disc, a solid rear disc, and a rear brake safety wire. Riders also benefit from a weight-saving skid plate, a map selector switch, and Metzeler 6DAYS Extreme tires. Riders can further customize with KTM PowerParts and PowerWear.
Availability of 2026 KTM EXC 6DAYS
KTM dealerships will receive the 4-stroke models in September 2025, with the 2-stroke KTM 300 EXC 6DAYS arriving a month later in October. Availability may vary by market. Pricing details will be shared by national KTM subsidiaries and importers.
With its combination of cutting-edge performance and bold design, the EXC 6DAYS range continues KTM’s tradition of pushing boundaries at the world’s toughest Enduro stage.
