KTM 300 EXC

KTM · 29 model years · 1995-2027 All KTM models →

The KTM 300 EXC is the two-stroke enduro bike that has dominated hard enduro for decades. Its liquid-cooled two-stroke single of just under 300cc delivers strong, tractable torque that makes it ideal for steep climbs, rocks and technical terrain, combined with a light chassis and long-travel WP suspension.

Key milestones include electric start, a counterbalanced engine from 2017 and fuel injection (TPI) from 2018, which removed the need to pre-mix fuel. Six Days versions add extra equipment. It is a competition machine with a tall seat, though road-registered versions are sold in some markets. Rivals include its sister Husqvarna TE 300 and GasGas EC 300, plus the Beta 300 RR and Sherco 300 SE.

Year	Engine	Power	Weight	Seat	Fields
2027	293.2 cc	50 hp	105 kg	963 mm	41
2026	293.2 cc	50 hp	104 kg	963 mm	41
2025	293.2 cc	50 hp	104 kg	963 mm	41
2024	293.2 cc	50 hp	104 kg	963 mm	42
2023	293.2 cc	50 hp	103 kg	960 mm	42
2022	293 cc	50 hp	100 kg	960 mm	40
2021	293 cc	50 hp	100 kg	960 mm	40
2020	293 cc	50 hp	100 kg	960 mm	40
2019	293 cc	50 hp	100 kg	960 mm	40
2018	293 cc	50 hp	100 kg	960 mm	40
2017	293 cc	50 hp	100 kg	960 mm	40
2016	293 cc	50 hp	102 kg	960 mm	40
2015	293 cc	50 hp	102 kg	960 mm	40
2014	293 cc	50 hp	102 kg	960 mm	40
2013	293 cc	50 hp	104 kg	960 mm	40
2012	293 cc	50 hp	104 kg	960 mm	40
2011	293.2 cc	50 hp	103 kg	985 mm	40
2010	293.2 cc	50 hp	103 kg	985 mm	40
2009	293.2 cc	50 hp	103 kg	985 mm	39
2008	293.2 cc	50 hp	103 kg	925 mm	40
2007	293.2 cc	50 hp	103 kg	925 mm	39
2006	293 cc	50 hp	103 kg	925 mm	39
2005	293 cc	50 hp	103 kg	925 mm	39
2004	293 cc	50 hp	105 kg	925 mm	40
2003	297 cc	50 hp	108 kg	925 mm	39
2002	297 cc	50 hp	109 kg	925 mm	40
2001	297 cc	50 hp	109 kg	925 mm	40
2000	297 cc	50 hp	109 kg	925 mm	37
1995	297 cc	45 hp	112 kg	945 mm	39