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2019 KTM 300 XC

$5,999.00

$5,999.00

Overview

New/Used Used
Usage110 Hours
Availability In Stock
LocationPoint View Cycle
Condition Excellent

Product Features

Dealer Notes
2019 300 XC
110 hrs
Accerbis Hand Guards
Front and Rear rotor guards
Skid plate
Tall Seat
FMF Exhaust
Good condition ready for the trails!
Contact us with any questions!

Description

More Than Just Lightning Fast: 4-stroke rivals, beware: this tool might just be the sharpest in the shed. It's hard to find a better power-to-weight ratio in the world of Enduro. If you want torque by the bucket loads, a top-end to die for and a lightweight chassis ready to rise to any occasion, give this 300cc lightning bolt a go.

Engine & Exhaust
  • The engine of the KTM 300 XC has been known and respected for being the most powerful 2-stroke engine in its class. 2-strokes really do have a future at KTM. Their outstanding power-to-weight ratio, low cost and simplicity see to that. The KTM 250 XC engine has been optimized for mass centralization, comes with a twin-valve controlled power valve, a balancer shaft for less engine vibrations, a 6-speed transmission and a hydraulically operated DDS clutch. This compact racer truly outshines the competition with its ripping performance and is the right choice for lovers of low purchase and maintenance costs. Oh, and of course don't forget that 2-stroke snarl when you're on the pipe.
  • Cylinder: This compact cylinder with a 72 mm bore features a cutting-edge power valve unit with a sophisticated mechanism for the lateral support exhaust ports. Matched to a twin-component cylinder head, it is KTM's secret to all-round grunt. The layout of the water jackets in the cylinder and head guarantees efficient heat dissipation when the going gets tough.
  • Crankcases and engine covers: These die-cast crankcases allow the implementation of a balancer shaft. So your ride will be as relaxed as it is rapid. Plus, your new favorite engine will keep looking as fresh as the day you bought it: its engine covers feature a smart surface structure in order to reduce the wear caused by the rider's boots.
  • Balancer shaft: Say goodbye to numb feet and hands. This engine design allows the implementation of a lateral balancer shaft in order to keep the vibrations to a minimum. You know what that means: more comfort, less fatigue, more racing.
  • Transmission: A robust 6-speed semi-close transmission, its gear ratios perfectly in sync with the 300's power band. An advanced ´No Dirt´ gear shift lever design prevents mud and sand from jamming the joint of the lever and guarantees trouble-free shifting.
  • Clutch: The KTM 300 XC employs the KTM-developed DDS clutch (damped diaphragm steel) with a robust steel basket, extremely heat resistant clutch plates and new, nitrated steel liners reducing the wear. This clever design employs a diaphragm spring instead of the usual coil springs, making for considerably easier clutch action. A diaphragm spring also leaves sufficient space for a damping system to be integrated into the clutch hub. The goal is traction, but durability is as well. Light operation and telepathic amounts of control are standard with this hydraulic Brembo actuated clutch.
  • Carburetor: The KTM 300 XC is fitted with a MIKUNI TMX carburetor. This 38mm flat slide carb lives to provide smooth and controllable power all the way up to the rev limitation. With a new intake manifold the carburetor is turned 7° in order to reduce the overflow of fuel. And it's less sensitive to different altitudes and temperatures, so you can pin it wherever, whenever.
  • Ignition: All 2-stroke models feature a new CDI control unit with an advanced hardware which improves the starting behavior of the engine. The ignition curves remain unchanged.
  • Cooling: KTM's proven cooling system routes the coolant from the cylinder head through the frame triangle, directly to aluminum radiators made by WP. Thanks to flow optimized internal circulation and CFD-calculated ventilation, the system is superbly efficient. In addition, new radiator protections improve heat dissipation. Especially in the mud. They are also integrated into the front part of the shrouds to protect the radiators in a crash.
  • Exhaust: The engineers meticulously tuned the resonator chamber for maximum torque and power, so this screamer is as tough as it is strong.
Chassis Features
  • KTM engineers just love dropping weight year after year. The result: the 2018 KTM XC models are the slimmest, lightest dirt bikes out there.
  • Frame: The high-tech, lightweight chrome-moly steel frame has a knack for easy handling, outlandish rideability, precise cornering and excellent stability. You can also count on high torsional rigidity and low longitudinal stiffness. This results in better absorption of the energy created from the front and rear suspension, sucking up jumps and bumps. In short: more comfort and less rider fatigue. Laterally attached, lightweight aluminum engine head stays (the connection between cylinder head and frame) contribute to precise cornering and a reduced vibration level. The engineers were able to pull off all that, while making their frame 2.2 pounds lighter than that of the lightest competitor on the market. In addition, it is easier to maintain, easier to work on and supplies more space for the tank and other components. The bike also features an extra-light subframe made of aluminum, which tiptoes the scales at less than 2 pounds.
  • Swingarm: The cast aluminum design offers low weight and a perfect flex behavior. The single-component casting process eliminates any inconsistencies and inherent weak points created by welding. It's better looking too.
  • Wheels: The 300 XC is fitted with lightweight, CNC-machined hubs, high-end Giant rims and black spokes with lightweight aluminum nipples providing maximum stability at minimum weight. The latest Dunlop Geomax AT81 tires guarantee perfect traction and outstanding performance.
  • Front suspension: The lightweight WP AER 48 front fork, a 48mm USD air-sprung fork developed by WP in close collaboration with KTM, is a split fork with separate functions for each leg. That means damping functions are on the right side, whereas the air spring is in the left. This left leg features a 2-chamber system with a capsuled air cartridge to prevent loss of air pressure. Should the outer seal start to leak, the internal cartridge pressure will keep the bike in position. The air spring is easy to adjust to any rider weight via a single air valve. No special tools are required; the fork air pump is supplied with the bike. The right fork leg integrates a damping cartridge that tailors to all your damping needs. It can be adjusted to the track conditions and the rider's preferences with a twist of a dial (compression from the top, rebound from the bottom, 30 clicks each). Right off the dealer floor, this fork (with reworked damping characteristics) is more comfortable and more sensitive than ever. But you can still hammer the hell out of it.
  • Rear suspension: The WP shock absorber has been developed with the entire frame and swingarm architecture in mind, including the linkage and the WP AER 48 front fork. It features machined and black anodized components and is a valuable, high-end product compared to roughcast reservoirs. A new, confidence inspiring setting with improved damping characteristics perfectly matches the front-end setup and its WP color scheme lets everyone know you have excellent taste in suspension.
  • Triple clamp: Top quality, CNC machined triple clamps have been a KTM trademark for years to ensure precise handling. The rubber damped handlebar fixation allows for two positions and an hourmeter is fitted in order to let the rider know it's time for a service.
  • Brakes: These high-tech Brembo babies are combined with lightweight wave discs. You couldn't brake any harder, better, faster or stronger.
  • Fuel tank: All XC 2-stroke models have new lightweight polyethylene tanks fitted with an integrated fuel pump system and capacity of 2.6 gallons. Inside threads on the filler cap make for an easy and reliable closure.
  • Airbox: The air filter box design offers maximum protection of the air filter against soiling, while ensuring maximum airflow. The large Twin Air filter is mounted in a stiff cage, which at the same time holds the system in place. This design is so simple, you could still pop a fresh one in with a face full of mud. Without tools. In seconds.
Ergonomics & Comfort
  • READY TO RACE ergonomics give you the edge on all terrain, ride harder for longer.
  • Handlebar: KTM engineers sure know how to handle handlebars. This tapered one, made of high-strength aluminum, is fixed in damped rubber mounts and has two different positions. ODI lock-on grips make grip changes easy and do not require any wire or glue to be secured.
  • Footpegs: Sophisticated ´No Dirt´ footpegs prevent smudging up the pegs, even when digging in deep ruts. Looking for a higher riding position? Then just mount the footpegs of the 2018 EXC models, which are 6mm higher than the SX versions.
Bodywork & Graphics
  • KTM R&D, KISKA Design and all our factory riders had their say in shaping the plastics with one goal: complete harmony between rider and bike. Perfect ergonomics and contact points provide maximum comfort in movement on the XC. The I-beam structures of the front and rear fenders guarantee maximum stability and a low weight thanks to well thought-out construction and mounting. They also stay cleaner for longer.
  • Decals: A new, tailor-made kit and a Factory orange frame. Because in this sport, champs deserve to look the part regardless of the dirt.
Software & Electronics
  • The latest technology, reduced to the minimum: READY TO RACE
Engine
  • Design: 1-cylinder, 2-stroke engine
  • Displacement: 293.2 cm³
  • Bore: 72 mm
  • Stroke: 72 mm
  • Starter: Electric starter
  • Transmission: 6-speed
  • Clutch: Wet, DDS multi-disc clutch, Brembo hydraulics
  • EMS: Kokusan
Chassis
  • Frame design: 25CrMo4 steel central-tube frame
  • Front suspension: WP-USD, AER 48, Ø 48 mm
  • Rear suspension: WP shock absorber with linkage
  • Front brake: Disc brake
  • Rear brake: Disc brake
  • Front brake disc diameter: 260 mm
  • Rear brake disc diameter: 220 mm
  • Chain: 5/8 x 1/4"
  • Steering head angle: 63.9 °
NOTES:
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Engine

Engine Type 1-cylinder, 2-stroke
Displacement 293.2 cm³
Bore and Stroke 72 mm x 72 mm
Fuel System Kokusan

Chassis

Front Suspension WP-USD, AER 48, Ø 48 mm
Front Brakes Disc brake
Rear Suspension WP shock absorber with linkage
Rear Brakes Disc brake

Transmission

Transmission 6-speed
Final Drive Chain: 5/8 x 1/4 in.

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