The Orange Enduro Takeover
Berm to be Wild. Your chance to raz round on the lastest 2027 KTM Enduro Bikes this autumn.
KTM UK is taking over some of the country's best pay-and-play venues this autumn, and it's bringing the entire 2027 enduro range along for the ride.
The Orange Enduro Takeover is simple. Book your usual pay-and-play day with the track. Turn up on your own bike. Then, once you're there, test ride the latest KTM enduro machines completely free, on the same ground, on the same day. No showroom carpet. No car park lap. Proper dirt, proper terrain, and a proper back-to-back comparison with what's currently in your van.
Every model in the 2027 KTM enduro line-up is available to test, from the light, flickable KTM 125 XC-W right up to the heavyweight hitter that is the KTM 500 EXC-F.
Two-stroke purist? Line up the 125 and 250 XC-W, the 300 EXC and the 300 EXC HARDENDURO. Four-stroke convert? The 250, 350, 450 and 500 EXC-F are all on the menu, and so are the 6DAYS editions if you want your weapon with a little extra swagger.
Chasing tenths or just chasing a better Sunday? Doesn't matter. This is your chance to find the bike that fits your riding, not the one that looked best in a brochure.
Get yer leg over a 2027 KTM 250 EXC-F with the Orange Takeover this autumn.
There are 3 dates and venues to choose from to check out the latest 2027 Enduro range from KTM. While the test rides are free, you'll pay for your time at the track, but you're sure to have a great day on and off the track.
Sunday 27th September: Action Trax, Exedown Track, Sevenoaks
Saturday 24th October: Glynduro, Llandovery
Saturday 14th November: Fast Eddy Racing, Bicton, Shrewsbury (bookings open 1st October)
Shrewsbury is the closest date to us here in Cumbria, so if you're making a weekend of it, get that one in the diary now.
Full details and booking are on the official Orange Enduro Takeover page.
Book a paid place directly with the event organiser. The KTM tent does the rest. Test rides are booked on the day, on a first-come, first-served basis, so the early bird gets the 450.
A few ground rules before you go full throttle:
You need to be 18 or over. Bring a valid driving licence or other photo ID, which the KTM team will hang onto while you're out on test. Full off-road kit is mandatory, and KTM can refuse a ride if your gear isn't up to scratch. No kit, no go.
Found the one? Of course you did. Once the mud's dried, call in at Triple D Motosport in Kendal or give us a ring. We'll talk you through the 2027 KTM enduro range, spec, PowerParts and getting your next bike sorted.
No pressure. No lap records. Just the easiest decision you'll make all year.
