KTM LC4 640 Supermoto (1998 - 2006)

Reviewed: by Visordown

"This is the real deal, a proper supermoto," KTM mounted Jim virtually sobbed. "It vibrates so much at high revs I can hardly see the mirrors let alone what's reflected in them, and I think the seat's broken my coccyx." It's worth pointing out that Jim is particularly brittle, but ... Continue reading

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thoppa

If you can get used to the phenomenal vibration levels, this bike is lotsa fun. I was broken-hearted when my Prestige model got pinched. But you like a smooth engine, you'll hate this monster. Continue reading...

Captain Cluster

I have owned a KTM 640 Supermoto for over 6 years now & would perhaps only swap it for a 990 Superduke. This bike really comes into its own on twisty, bumpy & gravelly B roads, or in other words, roads that are Continue reading...

User 60883

Lusted after a KTM Duke2 or LC4 Supermoto for ages it looks so good in shop window reflections that I had to update all my riding kit so I didn't let it down. It commutes and scratches with the best of them BU Continue reading...

honda fatboy

Rough and ready alternative to the smooth and slick sportsbikes with much more grin factor. Continue reading...

slowboy

I come from sports and hyperbike background and bought one to commute to work each day throughout the year. I found myself riding it more often on weekend blasts with my mates who all have mainly sports bikes a Continue reading...

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George's Shed

Had a Duke II for around 2 year now, use it nearly every day all through the winter too. Best bike I've ever had I would only sell it to buy a newer model. £6000 cheaper than my Boxercup and loads more fun. Not completely trouble free, snapped the sub frame and had to replace head bearings both before 17,000 miles but it does get hammered a bit.

Posted: 23/07/2009 at 22:54

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	Top quality equipment and an exciting ride make this KTM an excellent ride

	Low on sophistication, the LC4 will punish your posterior and make demands on your riding prowess - not for the inexperienced