TE/TC 2014 TC 1215 dyno test

Thanks and this is some real, really good PUB for the new Huskies! That is, if the number displayed at the end of the video is big enough for you guys and girls..
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I gotta say, that bike did not sound like a yamaha ...(as my 08 WR 250 does )

There is no "150 kit", as the KTM 150 is a bore and stroke version of the 125.

The number isn't as important as doing side by side comparisons on the same day under exactly the same conditions. I would be more interested in the shape of the curve than a number that you can't really compare to anything else. I have seen 125 sx's have dyno readings anywhere from 25 to 42. Supposedly the same model bike. There probably isn't a whole lot of difference between the peak numbers from the old 125 and the new Austrian 125 as delivered to dealers.

didnt i ask this???? yes i did .YES VAGINA [lol] THERE IS A KTM 144 [or was] KIT in like 06

Yes you did, so untwist your knickers son... I don't think it's currently available.... It sure isn't listed in the Power Parts Catalog and never mentioned on KTM Talk. 8 years in KTM years is a lifetime ago.....

HI NORM there not to twisted but the fly is trashed & they keep trying to crawl in my crack mite be getting some new ones soon lol how the weather up there?

That sounds SOOO GOOD! Now if we could just get you tube to add smell...

Cold and snowy, but I think it's that way down south too!

Oh my god. I cant stop laughing!
I was watching this video and my gf goes "why are you watching chainsaw videos"

This one a few below sounds much more motorcycle like :P

Horsepower sells BUT torque wins races What is the torque of that thing?or do you have to keep it pinned. The current Husky 165 has .Thanks walt

that is good news bill....the KTM is a nice 125.....too bad no TE 125. hate to spend alot converting a TC. hate more to pay for something you cannot/wont use (small tank, 19 in rim and spokes)

Do they handle like a Husky and will they last as long as a Husky? I'm asking pre KTM Husky.........

They handle different from a Husky, but not bad. The 125 is probably as reliable, but not as robust as the Husky for over boring. The basic design for both is late 90's vintage.



View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyEeIhf0j88

Thanks . Never been on one (125 KTM) and was wondering. I've been on and owned all four Japanese 125's and 250's over the years and always thought my 08 Husky 125/144/165 felt a bit more solid and comfy for me.

the ktm 125 has a bit more top end and a bit less bottom from riding a '13 model