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I hear what you are saying Dave and can't argue against not having a throttle if it's required, but the likes of Juan Jose Mendez and countless other lesser known people manage it without too much of an issue. :) Perhaps one of the new prosthetic electric power pack legs might be a better...

Why would I say that? I'd also be looking at hub drive not crank drive if I had such a major disability. I would have thought that the Oxygen would suit your needs and budget perfectly, but if you were able to extend the budget and still fancy a KTM, then this would be equally suitable...

I know what you mean. I used to own an EXC 200. :) I miss that bike. :(

It seems a logical and easy thing to do, that would also make the forum less disjointed. Thanks for that., and save me a beer! :) I'm not sure that I'll ever be fully converted to crank drive, as both have their merits. :) Hubs are near on silent, you can be slightly lazier if it suits with...

Sorry for any confusion Wissy. FLI/KTM were kind enough to let me test and review the E Cross P as shown above earlier on in the year, and at that time I still owned a BH NEO Xtrem and Haibike X-duro Cross. I was really impressed by the review KTM, then saw the artists impression of the KTM...

The 2015 online KTM catalogue can be found here. :) http://www.ktm-bikes.at/en/service/catalogues.html

Hi Rob, thanks for taking the the time to check Ebay. I don't want to bog this thread down with un related KTM stuff, but in relation to the BH, it was the dealer that refunded me, not BH. BH still wanted the bike to go back to Spain, so the all credit goes to the supplying dealer and not them...

Along with the missing key just for good measure. Barge and pole spring to mind.

Since FLI Distribution ltd http://www.shop.flidistribution.co.uk/c/ktm kindly allowed me to review their superb E-Cross p earlier on the year, I quickly became a fan of both the bike and the product base. To this end, a short time ago I purchased the superb KTM Ultra 1964 pedal only mtb and...

Killer Trail Machine. :)

From my experience of riding the KTM e-cross P you have made the right choice, and certainly over the BH. It's a very versatile bike, and able to do far more than it's marketed use. There is a growing number of KTM users on the forum, and I'm also currently in the throws of sourcing one, now...

A nice bit of Sunday reading. :) Almost nothing beats unpacking a box that hides a nice new bike inside. Enjoy. :)

Spotted a bit of 'light' reading earlier today. http://reviews.mtbr.com/2014-mtbr-bike-lights-shootout

TK, I need to go back through what you have written, but as usual... WOW!! :) You are truly an inspiring person. I truly hope that it will be possible to do just that when I next visit my sister in Wales. At least by doing so, there might be the possibility of having at least one decent photo...

I've also been known to let my darker side out. Xmas fun!

Martin, that sounds like a plan. :) Rob, thankfully now that I have the refund from the BH, I won't need to find that much. ;) TK, here is a small selection of other things that I have made, which I suspect that you might like. There are many more.

I can't believe how quiet that the place is. Certainly couldn't have been better weather for a test day.

Yet another meaningless record. He might just have well have used a Stealth Bomber. Ref the FREERIDE E-SX. I've watched many a clip of the bike or similar KTM in action on the American MX circuits. It's certainly an impressive bit of kit.

Good things come to those that wait. :)

Yep, I can't knock the bike for the fun/pleasure that it gave me. Even on the day of it's return, I still felt that it looked great. The stupid thing is that it would have taken so little to have made the product decent, but with the lack of any UK support to speak of, it just won't happen. Even...