KTM has arranged a new partnership with WesBank to make its bikes even more accessible to the motorcycling community. The iconic Austrian brand can now offer customers tailor-made finance packages for four KTM models in 2018. The new KTM Finance partnership secures competitive deals for the consumer which enable buyers to secure the bike of their dreams.
“We recognise the need for affordable finance packages in the biking segment,’ said WesBank. “We’re pleased to announce our partnership with KTM, and wish our shared customers many happy miles on two wheels.”
First up is the 125 Duke – an entry-level machine perfect for youngsters looking to ride in style. Like its bigger counterparts, the 125 Duke features an ultra-lightweight trellis frame and subframe to provide razor-sharp control, but wrapped up in a smaller package ideal for beginners or commuters.
Next is the KTM RC 390, a mid-size street bike developed by the same engineers and R&D team behind KTM’s MotoGP programme. Whether on a country road or a racetrack, the 390’s Moto3 genes are perceptible in its sporty look and agile handling.
The deal also applies to KTM’s Enduro machines, and buyers can choose from a selection of EXC 4-strokes, all designed to cover a wide variety of terrain with ease.
Last up is the 1290 Super Duke R – KTM’s corner-carver with the most powerful V-twin engine ever muscled into a KTM street bike. The Super Duke R features a host of state-of-the-art rider assistance systems, or as KTM calls them: Grin Amplifiers.
”Being faced with economic challenges, it has become more important than ever to make motorcycling more affordable and accessible. What better alternative for the everyday commuter to be able to beat traffic, safe fuel and money on their transport, all at the same time! We have launched four different KTM Finance options as a pilot project, also including a prime less 2% finance option on our 4-stroke EXC range in order not to neglect our Offroad and Enduro clients. KTM Finance offers are valid until 30 June 2018 at KTM dealers nationwide”, says Franziska Brandl, Managing Director of KTM South Africa.
