KTM 200 EXC

### Explore the Trails with the 2004 KTM 200 EXC Introducing the 2004 KTM 200 EXC, a remarkable contender in the enduro-offroad category that perfectly embodies the spirit of adventure. Designed for riders who crave exhilarating performance on challenging terrains, this motorcycle is a prime choice for those looking to conquer rugged trails with confidence. With its lightweight frame and powerful engine, the 200 EXC has earned a reputation among enthusiasts as a versatile machine capable of excelling in both competitive and recreational environments. At the heart of the 200 EXC is a spirited 193cc single-cylinder, two-stroke engine that delivers a thrilling riding experience. With a compression ratio of 11.0:1, it provides robust power that feels responsive, whether you're climbing steep hills or navigating tight corners. The 6-speed gearbox allows for seamless gear shifts, ensuring that you can tap into the engine's potential effectively. The liquid cooling system maintains optimal operating temperatures, allowing you to push hard on those long rides without compromising performance. The lightweight chassis, coupled with a mere weight of 102.4 kg (225.8 pounds), enhances its agility, making it an excellent choice for both seasoned riders and newcomers to the offroad scene. Beyond its exhilarating engine performance, the KTM 200 EXC is equipped with high-end features that elevate your riding experience. The chromium molybdenum frame adds strength and durability while keeping the weight down, ensuring a nimble feel on the trail. The WP-USD 48 MA front suspension and WP-PDS shock absorber at the rear provide exceptional handling, soaking up bumps and obstacles with ease. The braking system, featuring a 216 mm front disc and a 260 mm rear disc, offers reliable stopping power, giving you the confidence to tackle aggressive descents. With a ground clearance of 390 mm (15.4 inches) and a seat height of 925 mm (36.4 inches), the 200 EXC is designed to navigate a variety of terrains while allowing for comfortable rider positioning. ####