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Please note that different warranty periods
might apply to eBike models. Contact your
specialist dealer or refer to the enclosed eBike
operating manual for more information.
replaced at the warrantee’s expense. Warranty
Wearing parts are excluded from the warranty as
long as they have been damaged by regular wear
and tear. These parts are as follows: rims in con-
nection with rim brakes, paint, brake pads and bra-
ke disks, saddles, grips, tyres, handlebars, stems,
seat posts, bearings and seals of moving parts,
sprockets, chain rings, pulleys, brake and gearshift
cables as well as lamps.
KTM cannot accept any warranty for damages ari-
sing through modifying or mounting any acces-
sories not suited for the given type of bike and
through improper use.
At the end of the operating manual there is a com-
pletion certificate, a copy of which stays with the
specialist dealer and is filed in the customer data-
base after it has been acknowledged and signed
by the buyer.
This completion certificate must be produced to-
gether with the defective bike or part should a
warranty claim arise. It serves as proof of purchase
without which no complaints are possible.
On principle the warranty applies globally. Please
contact the point of sale to submit your warranty
claim and produce your warranty certificate. The
dealer will then take the required steps.
Should this not be possible, please contact the
national KTM importer. Warranty claims cannot be
enforced if the original construction or the equip-
ment has been changed or the bike has been used
in improper conditions.
With this warranty KTM grants a voluntary manu-
facturers warranty. Additional claims from national
statutory rights remain unaffected.
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