2017 KTM 1090 Adventure R Ultimate ADV Bike
The men in Orange have released the 2017 KTM 1090 Adventure R Ultimate ADV Bike at Intermot 2016. You like riding big bikes off road? Check this out.
The 2017 KTM 1090 Adventure R was intended to be the weapon of choice for adventure touring riders who like to take the road less travelled. Especially when it’s more of a trail, or path and all your buddies try to talk you out of it. KTM has long been the leader in big bore ADV bikes with OHV chops so it should come as no surprise that they’ve chose to build a smaller ADV option like the 1090 Adventure R.
At the heart of this bad boy is of course, the 125 horsepower fuel-injected LC-8 V-Twin with ride-by-wire throttle, a slipper clutch and chrome-molly steel trellis frame. Of course it has fully adjustable WP suspension and it will roll on a 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheel shod in Continental TKC 80 rubber too. The Keihin engine management system tis everything together with the electronics package that includes ABS with an off-road specific mode, Four-Mode Traction Control (MTC) and Motorcycle Stability Control (MSC). Combine these rider assist systems with an adjustable bars, pegs and windscreen and you have a bike that is both all day comfortable and OHV capable.
As with the off road focused R-series Adventure bikes the 1090 has a nice set of crash bars and a skid plate to go along with the rest of its dirt ready digs. KTM claims it will tip the scales at just over 470lbs without gas, which would bring the total to 510lbs with all 6.1 gallons squeezed into the tank. That’s great for an extended touring range but should be fun in the rocks!
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