The KTM RC series has carved a unique identity in the world of entry-level and mid-range sportbikes. Launched by the Austrian motorcycle giant KTM, the RC range stands for “Race Competition,” and it lives up to that name with aggressive design, advanced engineering, and track-ready performance. The most popular models in the lineup include the KTM RC 125, RC 200, and RC 390, each tailored to offer a racing experience in its segment.

From the very first glance, the KTM RC grabs attention. Its sharp, aerodynamic fairing, twin projector headlamps (now upgraded to LED in newer models), and orange trellis frame shout performance. The bike’s racing ergonomics — with a committed riding position, clip-on handlebars, and rear-set footpegs — make it ideal for cornering and spirited rides.

Under the fairing, the RC models are powered by liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engines with DOHC technology. The RC 125 offers a learner-friendly ride with manageable power, while the RC 200 adds more punch for everyday thrill. The RC 390, however, is the crown jewel, boasting nearly 43 horsepower, a lightweight chassis, and advanced features like ride-by-wire, slipper clutch, TFT display, and Supermoto ABS mode.

KTM also pays special attention to weight reduction and handling. With a lightweight steel trellis frame, WP-sourced suspension, and high-performance ByBre brakes, the RC series offers agility and stopping power that outperform many in its class.

Whether you’re a beginner looking to enter the world of sportbikes or an experienced rider seeking a lightweight track tool, the KTM RC delivers unmatched performance and design. It's not just a motorcycle — it’s a machine built for those who live for speed, precision, and adrenaline.