KTM stunt bike "factory"
09-30-2007, 07:28 AM
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Re: KTM stunt bike "factory"
KTM knows what is up, they are getting wiser to the game.... ya'll missed this guy....
http://www.ktm-stuntrider.nl/
Everyone knows about wheelie boy! Stephan Gruijs..... duh! LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TWhUqYCVAQ
That is some old *** youtube footage there.. Click "more from this user" next to the vid and watch him kill a streetbike pretty OK in his other vids. Seems like I seen one of hime doing circles around gas pumps or somin once.... and wheelieing up a spiral starcase/runway type deal I think. been a whil.
I love my KTM:YEAH
http://www.ktm-stuntrider.nl/
Everyone knows about wheelie boy! Stephan Gruijs..... duh! LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TWhUqYCVAQ
That is some old *** youtube footage there.. Click "more from this user" next to the vid and watch him kill a streetbike pretty OK in his other vids. Seems like I seen one of hime doing circles around gas pumps or somin once.... and wheelieing up a spiral starcase/runway type deal I think. been a whil.
I love my KTM:YEAH
:YEAH 
09-30-2007, 12:31 PM
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Re: KTM stunt bike "factory"
its a single cylinder engine go to ur local dealer and look at the new bikes jackass or open a catalog they sell hot start buttons for damn near every dirt bike and qaud out and yes several are electric start
09-30-2007, 01:07 PM
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Re: KTM stunt bike "factory"
09-30-2007, 04:09 PM
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09-30-2007, 07:08 PM
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Re: KTM stunt bike "factory"
your seem new to the site with all of your 92 post stfu e thug gangster
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09-30-2007, 07:27 PM
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Re: KTM stunt bike "factory"
its definately cool but i'm not a fan of a "factory" stuntbike.... kinda takes away from the originality of the sport. even though alot of people are rockin the same bike already (f4i) there arent any that are JUST like someone else's.
and like said before its missing rear pegs, another front rotor, and the tank doesnt look fun!
and like said before its missing rear pegs, another front rotor, and the tank doesnt look fun!
Re: KTM stunt bike "factory"
10-01-2007, 11:23 AM
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Re: KTM stunt bike "factory"
Found this article on KTM website
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Under the project title “Stunt 690” and created by KTM’s chief designer Gerald Kiska, the radical freestyle motorcycle not only looks to the future but is also a two-wheeled expression of today’s urban lifestyle. Driven by the LC4 tuned for maximum torque at low revs, the Stunt 690 also features a newly developed single-sided swing arm while a whole range of special parts from the unique trick motorcycles come from the current KTM PowerParts catalogue.
Series production of the Stunt 690, which is a playful trade fair expression of the current LC4 generation, is not planned at this point in time.
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I hope they change there minds
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Under the project title “Stunt 690” and created by KTM’s chief designer Gerald Kiska, the radical freestyle motorcycle not only looks to the future but is also a two-wheeled expression of today’s urban lifestyle. Driven by the LC4 tuned for maximum torque at low revs, the Stunt 690 also features a newly developed single-sided swing arm while a whole range of special parts from the unique trick motorcycles come from the current KTM PowerParts catalogue.
Series production of the Stunt 690, which is a playful trade fair expression of the current LC4 generation, is not planned at this point in time.
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I hope they change there minds
10-01-2007, 11:28 AM
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Re: KTM stunt bike "factory"
I would ride it if it was someone else's, doubt I would buy one unless I fell in love after riding it.
Gas tank is too small for my *** to use it for spreaders....maybe highchairs would be ok.
no rear pegs
front fender looks useless.
I'm sure they'll revise it a bit, but I don't see it knockin F4i's and 636's off their perch.....BUT could possibly replace alotta people's motards!
Gas tank is too small for my *** to use it for spreaders....maybe highchairs would be ok.
no rear pegs
front fender looks useless.
I'm sure they'll revise it a bit, but I don't see it knockin F4i's and 636's off their perch.....BUT could possibly replace alotta people's motards!
10-01-2007, 11:37 AM
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10-01-2007, 11:56 AM
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10-01-2007, 01:04 PM
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Re: KTM stunt bike "factory"
Remember this from a thread in the international rider meetup section here on stuntlife... plan bee's section I think??.....
I think that's where I found it????
