Automatic twin-cylinder KTM AMT
While Antoine Meo may have again won the twin-cylinder class at the Erzbergrodeo with Ducati, many enquiring eyes were focussed on the KTM AMT prototype that was raced to seventh place by Jonny Aubert.
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There is no clutch lever to be seen on the KTM AMT, only up-down toggles, which indicates that this is a new automatic or at least semi-automatic gearbox model being developed by KTM.
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One would imagine that this AMT prototype will eventually come to market in various forms, one for Travel, one for Adventure and a hard-core Rally variant.
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