KTM announced the completion of its 11-day, 12-night KTM Pro-XP Adventure Tour to Spiti. The tour was guided by KTM experts, where a group of 26 KTM Adventure riders battled through some of the most demanding riding challenges altitudes as the tour was conducted at over 14,900 feet. As the company described, the riders returned as Pros with stories to tell.
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The KTM Pro-XP riders had to undergo off-road training at the world’s highest Adventure Academy at Lari at an altitude of around 11000 feet. Which trained the riders to surpass any tough road with ease. Dhar Lung Wooh is a rarely visited location with its steep off-roads and an altitude of 14,900 feet, especially by a large group of riders. But this group of 26 KTM riders conquered the challenge. The riders also visited the Kunzum La through the pass where the KTM 390 Adventure won the ‘Kunzum Kaiser’ title in 2021 at the Kunzum La pass beating a rally racing car (Video of the challenge here).
The cliff-hanger routes uphill to Spiti at altitudes of over 10,000 feet raised the confidence of the riders and the Pro-XP riders learned new off-roading skills. The riders also visited many other landmarks, from the world’s highest post office in Hikkim to Asia’s highest bridge in Chesham, which included Baspa Valley, Kinnaur Iron Bridge, Kinner Kailash, Nako Lake, Tabo stargazing site, Tabo Monastery, Dhankar Monastery, Key Monastery
Sumeet Narang, President, Probiking, said: “The KTM Pro-XP platform is designed to help owners discover their biking potential and get to know the true capabilities of their KTM machines. We are elated to have successfully completed the Spiti Adventure tour. With its deep valleys, high mountain ranges, and challenging terrains, Spiti is the perfect destination for KTM Adventure riders to hone their skills and test their limits. I am proud of the 26 KTM riders who rode into Dhar Lung Wooh, which I am sure will be one of those Pro-XP moments they will never forget.”
