ktm australia prices 2023

Short answer: KTM Australia’s 2023 price ladder runs from sensible to “tell the bank manager it’s an investment.”

New, entry/LAMS models like the 125/200/390 Duke and small-capacity dirt bikes typically sit around AUD $6k–$9k ride-away, mid-range enduro/dual-sport and 690-class machines about $11k–$19k, and the big 890/1290 Adventure/Super Duke family roughly $20k–$32k depending on trim and on-road costs.

Used, you’ll see tidy recent KTMs spanning roughly $4k–$25k, with near-new 2023 examples often $7k–$28k if the bling and kilometres behave.

State taxes, dealer delivery and CTP make “ride-away” a moving target, so compare quotes and don’t forget servicing and tyres (orange ones don’t last longer, sadly).

Hunt around Tradingpost or local dealers and you’ll get the gist fast; the bargain usually wears a skid plate.