KTM announces new UK off-road experience
Off-road motorcycle training in the UK just got heaps better thanks to KTM and former British enduro champion Alex Snow.
KTM has announced a new UK-based off-road motorcycle experience, which will be led by former British enduro champion Alex Snow.
KTM and Snow will present the officially named Off-Road KTM Enduro and Adventure Experience at Motorcycle Live, which takes place from 15-23 November, before it officially kicks off on 1 January, 2026.
As part of the experience, riders will take part in a variety of guided tours, skills-based training, rider development programs, and test rides aboard the Austrian brand’s current Enduro and Travel ranges.
Devon, Somerset and Wales are some of the locations that will be used by KTM for its off-road sites.
KTM says “the new initiative will be part of RIDE KTM, a global network of official KTM Experience partners and will be the only UK destination where customers can test ride the full KTM Enduro lineup and select models from its Travel range off-road.”
The full list of bikes available to ride include KTM’s small-capacity 390 Adventure R and 390 ENDURO R. From there, the KTM 690 Enduro R, 790 Adventure and flagship 890 Adventure R will all be available to ride.
That’s also the case for KTM’s two- and four-stroke enduro range, including the 125 XC-W, 250 XC-W, 250 EXC-F, 300 EXC, 350 EXC-F, 450 EXC-F, and 500 EXC-F.
Discussing the new off-road riding program, Snow said:
“I'm incredibly excited to partner with KTM – a brand that embodies everything I love about riding: performance, passion, and adventure. Integrating adventure bikes into my enduro school has long been a goal, and I can't wait to welcome riders to explore some of the UK’s best terrain with us, on the perfect motorcycles for the job.”
Customers are able to register their interest now via the official Alex Snow Off-Road website, with 2026 bookings opening soon.
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