With over a decade of racing – and winning – under its seat, the KTM 350 SX-F at Lings KTM has long shed its underdog label and proven itself a worthy adversary. Delivering usable power throughout the rev range, unwavering stability at speed, and true championship-winning credentials, the 2025 KTM 350 SX-F is once again READY TO RACE.
Powering the 2025 KTM 350 SX-F is a high-performance 349.7 cm³, 1-cylinder, 4-stroke engine, weighing just 27.5 kg. This DOHC unit is designed to provide incredible usable power and a broad, accessible rev-range, making it a formidable contender. For 2025, the engine benefits from a new exhaust header with an improved joint for enhanced durability. An electric starter, powered by a robust 12.8V 2 Ah lithium-ion battery, ensures instant and reliable starts. The bike comes equipped with a map select switch, offering two distinct engine maps (Map 1 for linear power, Map 2 for aggressive response). Additionally, electronic rider aids such as Launch Control and an optional Quickshifter for seamless, clutch-less upshifts further enhance its competitive edge.
The chassis receives significant updates for 2025, directly influenced by Factory Racing development. The central double-cradle-type 25CrMo4 steel frame features a reworked rear shock mount area and updated engine mounts with cut-outs, resulting in improved chassis flex, better cornering behavior, and a 300g weight saving. The WP XACT AER 48mm upside-down forks and WP XACT monoshock with linkage have been re-tuned for 2025, offering improved response and easy, tool-free adjustability for both high and low-speed compression, as well as rebound. Lightweight and strong black anodized D.I.D rims are fitted with race-tested Dunlop MX34 tyres, featuring new carcass and rubber compounds for improved damping, absorption, and enhanced traction. Braking is handled by powerful Brembo disc brakes, with a 260mm front and 220mm rear disc for exceptional stopping power. Ergonomically, new tank shrouds with bi-compound plastics improve radiator airflow and cooling, while a new fuel tank roll protects against scrubbing and enhances durability. An upgraded rear brake pedal adds stiffness and improved feel, completing a machine crafted for ultimate race performance.
Category |
Specification |
Engine |
1-cylinder, 4-stroke engine
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Displacement |
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Power |
49hp @ 9,400rpm |
Torque |
43.4Nm @ 7,600rpm |
Fuel System |
Keihin EFI with 44 mm throttle body |
Transmission |
Pankl Racing 5-speed, wet multi-disc DDS clutch with Brembo hydraulics |
Final Drive |
DID X-ring chain |
Suspension (Front) |
WP XACT USD AER air forks, 48 mm, 310 mm travel; tool-free compression and rebound adjust |
Suspension (Rear) |
WP XACT monoshock with linkage, coil spring; tool-free high-/low-speed compression adjust, 300 mm travel |
Brakes (Front) |
Brembo hydraulic disc, 260 mm rotor |
Brakes (Rear) |
Brembo hydraulic disc, 220 mm rotor |
Wheels |
DID rims, 21″ front and 19″ rear |
Tyres |
Dunlop Geomax MX33 – 80/100-21 front, 120/80-19 rear |
Seat Height |
958mm |
Wheelbase |
1,493mm |
Rake / Trail |
27.6º/117mm |
Tank Capacity / Range |
7.2l |
Weight (Wet) |
105kg |
Display |
handlebar mounted map select switch |
Service Interval |
20h/1mo basic (oil/filter/inspection) |