What does "KTM" signify? Some models are just ST-3 and this one is ST-3 KTM
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Yeah it's just the stickers. I believe it was a special edition that has now been discontinued, which is why it was marked down when I bought it. My daughter loves the orange color regardless.
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KTM is a dirt bike brand usually orange on color. This meant to resemble a dirt bike.
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KTM is a brand of Motorcycle. It is name brand and the "cool thing" to have. Example, Yamaha or Honda.
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KTM is a company that specializes in all things on and offroad moto racing. Check out KTM.com for more. The only changes with this model are in the decals, I believe.
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KTM is a brand of motorcycle. Some other Striders are branded Yamaha or Suzuki. No difference in the individual Striders though. Just the stickers.
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After doing some research it appears NOW labs doesn't address the type.. Most likely Mk7, but you probably should call them to verify!
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Minor difference in technical specs and / or components. As far as I can tell, the last significant change was around 2010 when they went to a rear disc brake. The 2014 spec shows shimano derailleurs which I think is a fairly recent change as in earlier models they used SRAM derailleurs. Overall, I don't think it's worth losing much sleep over... The Paratrooper is really solid bike in my opinion.
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Allow me to review my purchase. As I recall the model # confused me as well...I purchased front and rear on the same order
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My husband says it is, but I don't know what that means. I only know it is a very good bike, and I am thrilled at the quality.
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I'm not sure... I just got rid of my Trikke (couldn't sell it - actually gave it away). You really should test one first, if possible, to see if you like it. They're REALLY hard to ride. I didn't enjoy it. But, that's me. Good luck.
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I believe it implies that you can retrofit the kickstand to your bike, even if it's not OEM (original equipment manufacturer). Don't think it has anything to do with a vintage look or anything like that.
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XTR & XT 7 speed generation would be from the early 90's - I highly doubt you will find that unless it comes off an old bike. Shimano does not even do 9 speed XT any more, only 10 speed now.
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The white one with the 1-6 numbering in black. The shift rod is billet with hurst on both sides. Pretty kick ass! I installed it in my 2010 SS, and holy crap!!! You'll notice the shifting is much quicker on your first test rides. Enjoy
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On my 2004 Suzuki DR650, this was mounted on top of the handle bar risers, longer bolts and some spacers from the hardware store were required for access to the fork lock/ignition keyhole.For the KTM, maybe this will help.http://www.jebruns.com/03ktm_pictures.htmlhttp://www.jebruns.com/pictures/450_TT_dashboard_022603.jpg
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Mine say the same thing Edward Krolewski's do (the other person who answered the question), K 20427 stamped on the outside edge of each pedal. No branding of any kind from Wellgo (though I see the picture here on Amazon has the logo on there).
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The carb I received actually says Keihin on it. That being said, it was slightly smaller than the factory carb that came on my XR80R. I will second the mounting bolts, it is slightly different. All things considered, I would buy it again given the chance, it works great and was easy to overcome the slight differences. Also, the bike runs great!
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No there are 3 models and the R stands for the Roller Brake Model.I think Shimano used to make a Nexus, maybe 5 or more years ago that had a part that could be changed to allow roller or disk / pedal or disk but I couldn't find them when they were available and now I see no mention of them.I used the roller brake and changed from a disk brake (on a 3 speed Nexus) because I ride on the rode, have a Nexus 7 with a roller on another bike and was happy enough with it. The price to get a disk seemed prohibitive since I use the front disk way more.It is a bit weaker than a disk and requires even more pull than pads but I wanted a reduced maintenance part. I have to adjust the front disk every couple weeks. No there are 3 models and the R stands for the Roller Brake Model.I think Shimano used to make a Nexus, maybe 5 or more years ago that had a part that could be changed to allow roller or disk / pedal or disk but I couldn't find them when they were available and now I see no mention of them.I used the roller brake and changed from a disk brake (on a 3 speed Nexus) because I ride on the rode, have a Nexus 7 with a roller on another bike and was happy enough with it. The price to get a disk seemed prohibitive since I use the front disk way more.It is a bit weaker than a disk... » Read More No there are 3 models and the R stands for the Roller Brake Model.I think Shimano used to make a Nexus, maybe 5 or more years ago that had a part that could be changed to allow roller or disk / pedal or disk but I couldn't find them when they were available and now I see no mention of them.I used the roller brake and changed from a disk brake (on a 3 speed Nexus) because I ride on the rode, have a Nexus 7 with a roller on another bike and was happy enough with it. The price to get a disk seemed prohibitive since I use the front disk way more.It is a bit weaker than a disk and requires even more pull than pads but I wanted a reduced maintenance part. I have to adjust the front disk every couple weeks. « Show Less
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I am not sure but it could mean the part has been revised after the original build . At any rate I took a chance and used it .It was a great replacement .
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I would call Brian DeHate at TrailTech....his phone is 360 687 4530. His email is Brian@TrailTech.Net. He was really great to deal with when my kickstand broke...all I had to do was send him a picture of the broken one, and in two days I received a brand new one! They stand behind their products. If I had it to do over,I would drop the cash for the billet one, as the 5003 that just bolts on the original mount, still uses the original shiatty mount! The kickstand is the only thing that KTM didn't get right. Hope that helps.Shawn
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This is the STS version. Not only can you tell by the picture, but also the significat price difference.
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I've actually seen a nissan Titan with Kendal klever mts before, but I think they where a diff size. They looked good and before I was gonna compliment on the person's tires, I realized they where Kendal! Haha