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KTM
390 Adventure
KTM's 390 Adventure includes cornering ABS and traction control in the lightest full-featured adventure bike available at 379 lb — the clearest entry point for new riders who want genuine ADV electronics without the weight of a 650cc machine. Single-cylinder vibration is noticeable at sustained highway speeds, and stock tires are street-biased; plan for a tire swap if serious off-road use is intended.
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399cc single
Engine
379 lbs
Weight
33.7 in
Seat
$6,499
MSRP
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Rider fit
Best-use signals
Beginner8/10
Commuting7/10
Touring5/10
Off-road7/10
Two-up2/10
Sport5/10
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Known strengths
- Lightweight and nimble, ideal for newer adventure riders
- Cornering ABS and traction control at an accessible price point
- New 399cc engine (2025+) delivers more torque and smoother power
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Common issues
- Single-cylinder vibration noticeable at highway speeds
- Stock tires are street-biased and limit off-road capability
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Maintenance notes
- Service intervals at 7,500-10,000 miles depending on model year
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- 2024KTM's 390 Adventure includes cornering ABS and traction control in the lightest full-featured adventure bike available at 379 lb — the clearest entry point for new riders who want genuine ADV electronics without the weight of a 650cc machine. Single-cylinder vibration is noticeable at sustained highway speeds, and stock tires are street-biased; plan for a tire swap if serious off-road use is intended.Watch
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Last checked May 24, 2026 through MANUAL.
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adventure motorcycle with 399cc single.