I fell in love with dirtbikes since birth. But the orange ones always stood out to me. Once I turned 8 I got my hands on my first dirt bike. Now 6 years later, and after 3 different bikes, I got my hands on my first Ktm. A 2007 Ktm 105. I love my Ktm and enjoy riding it whenever I can.

Post-covid exit from Melbourne, Australia. Travelled via the Murray Sunset desert, Hunter Valley, Barrington Tops, Bathurst Race track, Old Grafton Rd, Frazer Island, Central Highlands QLD all the way to Australia's most northerly point, Cape York!

Snow has gone. First Kilometers on my brand new 690…

Sport, travel, thrills, adrenaline. This is what the orange blood of my 890 Adventure R gave me during my first road trip on the famous Route des Grands Alpes in France ! Ready to race, ready to ride, long live KTM ! 🇫🇷⛰️🍊

I started riding 2 years ago and got a lovely ktm duke 125. Throughout my time in riding I’ve ridden 26k miles and been to wales, Yorkshire, London, Southend and soon will be travelling up to wheels up north weekender. I have been learning along the way of working on the small 125 and have done a few bits even though it’s a 125 it’s a 125 that packs one hell of a punch. So much fun

Ever since I was a teenager, KTM motorcycles always fascinated me. For me they were the ultimate machines and I dreamt of buying one when I was capable enough. Fast forward to today when I picked this beast up and it has not stopped me from smiling ear to ear. Love me Duke 390!

Sunday ride to the mountain roads near Mexico City

The KTM growls as I launch into the endless golden dunes of Merzouga, the sand shifting beneath me like a living beast. Cresting a ridge, I feel weightless before diving into the next valley, carving my own path through the vast Sahara. The silence at the top is humbling, the horizon endless. Then, with a twist of the throttle, I chase the sun, lost in the rhythm of the ride—pure freedom.