KTM stunt rider Rok Bagoros has 1390 Super Duke Evo R stolen following EICMA

Bagoros' 1390 Super Duke Evo R was tucked away inside a van in Bicocca, Milan when it was stolen.

KTM stunt rider Rok Bagoros riding a Super Duke EVO R
KTM stunt rider Rok Bagoros riding a Super Duke EVO R

The KTM stunt rider Rok Bagoros has been the victim of a bike theft, after his bike was pinched from the back of a van following it being on display at EICMA.

The theft happened on November 8 at around 21:30, with Bagoros confirming the news via social media. He went on to confirm that the bike was taken from the Bicocca Village area of Milan.

Accompanying the post, which Bagoros shared on Instagram, are some images, one showing the bike, seemingly on a sponsor’s stand at EICMA, and two more showing broken windows on a van, which we assume is the van where the bike was being stored.

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In the post he goes on to offer up a €3,000 reward for anyone with “verified information” that leads to the bike’s return. The full post reads:

“STOLEN MOTORCYCLE — €3,000 REWARD"

"My KTM 1390 SUPER DUKE R EVO was stolen today, 8 November 2026, at 21:30 at the shopping centre with the UCI cinema in Bicocca, Milan.”

"I’m offering €3,000 for verified information leading directly to the successful recovery of my bike. The reward will be paid only after recovery.”

"If you saw anything or have information, please DM me privately. Do not approach anyone—report sightings to the police.”

“Please SHARE, especially around Milan!”

Bagoros has been in the KTM family since around 2011, starting his journey with the brand on a KTM Duke 125 before moving up to the larger capacity middleweights. He’s quickly become KTM’s go-to rider to help show off its street naked family of bikes, and is frequently seen in the saddle for KTM’s promotional films featuring new naked motorcycles.

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