KTM confirms five models as part of new 6DAYS Enduro range

KTM has revealed its all-new 6DAYS Enduro range which consists of one two-stroke model and a number of four-stroke machines.

The new range is already available to customers in the UK, but in limited numbers, according to KTM. The Austrian brand also says that some of the bikes currently available are only from its four-stroke line-up.

Alongside the two-stroke 300 EXC 6DAYS model which will land in UK dealers this October, KTM’s new range includes the 250, 350, 450 and 500 EXC-F 6DAYS bikes. Three of those models will be available in larger quantities in September, while the 500 EXC-F bike will arrive in November.

The initial platform for the new 6DAYS models is KTM’s 2026 Enduro range, which features several technical updates. The new bikes benefit from revised 48mm WP XACT closed cartridge forks, as well as the WP XPLOR PDS rear shock.

KTM has also redesigned its fuel system for all five models with a new protector cap. A more resistant radiator closure system has been added to offer improved cooling reliability, while KTM also says its new radiator fans come as standard.

Prices for the five bikes have been revealed by KTM, with its EXC 300 available for £10,949. All of the four-stroke models are more expensive, with the 250 EXC-F priced at £11,049. Topping off the 6DAYS range, the new 500 EXC-F is the most expensive at £11,849.

The new bikes have been given fresh graphics as part of the 2026 update, while CNC machined triple clamps, a front axle puller, chain guide, frame protectors and Supersprox stealth rear sprocket are some of the additional features of the bikes.

The 6DAYS FIM Enduro of Nations race will be held across six days on August 24-29, with the city of Bergamo hosting the 99th edition. The event will be located in the centre of Lombardy, with the iconic Valli Bergamasche serving as the main stage of the race.

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