The KTM 300 EXC HardEnduro 2027 is here: discover its endless standard equipment list, official price, and dealer availability on Crazywheels.it.
Anyone who rides seriously in the woods, dry riverbeds, and the nastiest rock gardens knows exactly what we are talking about. The 2027 KTM 300 EXC HardEnduro has been updated to reaffirm its absolute status as the benchmark across the planet's most grueling single-tracks, taking the most solid technical foundation on the market and packing it with everything you need to keep from crying when the bike ends up rubber-side-up on a sharp rock.
In Mattighofen, they didn't upend a formula that wins (and dominates) the globe's most extreme races; instead, they refreshed the look and bulletproofed a standard equipment list that would make a factory world championship bike jealous.
📦 Quick Consultation Box
Model: KTM 300 EXC HardEnduro MY27.
Engine: Lightweight 2-stroke, powerful and rich in low-end torque.
Availability: Starting in September at official KTM dealerships.
List Price: €13,590 (VAT included, ex-dealership).
The DNA: Ready to race without touching a single bolt, built for riders who accept no compromises.
The "Factory" Equipment That Makes the Difference
What sets the HardEnduro version apart from the standard 300 EXC isn't just the aggressive new graphics kit with an orange frame, but a shopping list of aftermarket components that would cost you an arm and a leg if bought separately.
The standard equipment list includes:
Suspension and Chassis: WP XACT Closed Cartridge fork with preload adjusters on the fork feet and black anodized CNC triple clamps.
Total Protection: Skid plate, front and rear brake disc guards (with a dedicated orange rear guard), clutch slave cylinder protection, and a Factory frame protector kit.
Grip and Control: Factory high-grip seat, soft gray ODI lock-on grips, front and footer pull straps to haul it out of trouble, and a map select switch.
Wheels and Brakes: Black Excel rims with orange hubs and nipples, Metzeler 6Days Extreme shoes with a soft rear compound, floating front disc, and solid rear disc with a safety wire.
READY TO RACE Details: Standard radiator fan (essential when the pace drops and temperatures soar in hard sections), orange Supersprox Stealth rear sprocket, orange oil filler cap, and black anodized engine mounts.
Price and Market Availability
If you plan to park it in your garage for the upcoming muddy season, mark your calendar: production at the Mattighofen facility kicks off in September, and the bike will arrive officially at Italian dealerships that same month. The public retail price is set at €13,590 (VAT included, ex-dealership). It is a hefty sum, but perfectly aligned with the massive amount of serious gear it packs straight out of the box.