Is KTM better than YZ?

From 7900 rpm until both the YZ125 and KTM 125SX peak at 11,500 rpm, the KTM 125SX beats out the YZ125 across that 3500 rpm rev range. At peak, the KTM produces 37.50 horsepower, while the YZ125 makes 34.84. That is a 2.66-horsepower difference in favor of the KTM.

Is the KTM 150 a good bike?

The 2021 KTM 150SX is a very fun bike to ride. It has the punch of excitement that 125cc machines lack. Riders love this bike because it is more exciting on the track. It makes big jumps easier and has a fighting chance in a drag race against a 250F.

How much does a KTM 150 SX weight?

KTM 150 SX Specs. The KTM 150 SX model is a Cross / motocross bike manufactured by KTM . In this version sold from year 2017 , the dry weight is 87.2 kg (192.2 pounds) and it is equipped with a Single cylinder, two-stroke motor.

How much horsepower does a KTM 150 SX have?

40 HP
2021 KTM 150 SX Specifications

ENGINE
Power Over 40 HP
Bore x Stroke 58 mm x 54.5 mm
EMS Keihin EMS
Power in KW

Is the 125cc bike faster than the 150cc?

The bikes are very similar in power and as expected the displacement tells the story–the 150 is faster. But don’t be so quick to write off the 125 just yet. Every rider said that if they were riding for fun and not trophies they would buy the 125. Why?

What do you think about the 125/150 SX?

Now the 125/150SX dances around a whole lot less and still has the progression and the bottoming resistance it needs. The rear is a lot more active feeling now and this helps the bike settle into turns and have better initial bump compliance.

Is the KTM 150 worth it for a beginner?

That said everyone but our most novice rider felt the 150 was notably faster and it was obvious to riders above the typical weight range for these bikes. It pulls easier from a lower RPM without as much clutch.

What’s the difference between a 2016 and 2017 150sx?

Plus, we had just recently returned our 2016 150SX so we were very familiar previous model year for comparison. The big changes for 2017 include the move to the WP 48AER front air spring fork and the switch to a Mikuni carburetor.