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KTM 85 SX
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Manual Transmission
The F 450 R is confirmed to run a manual gearbox, suiting riders who want direct gear control.
Petrol Powertrain
It runs on petrol fuel, keeping it in line with conventional motocross machinery.
BMW Badge Appeal
As a BMW-branded motocross entry, it carries brand cachet that some riders and teams may value.
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KTM 85 SX
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₹6.69 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Dialed-In Motocross Engine
The 84.9cc liquid-cooled single makes 15.5 bhp @ 11500 rpm and 14 Nm @ 8500 rpm, tuned specifically for junior MX competition.
Premium WP Suspension
A 43mm XACT WP Upside-Down fork paired with an XACT WP PDS Monoshock gives it race-level suspension travel and adjustability.
Proper Dual-Disc Braking
A 240mm front disc with 2-piston caliper and 220mm rear disc with 1-piston caliper deliver serious stopping power for a kids' motocrosser.
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KTM 85 SX
The 85 SX is actually a dedicated motocross machine and BMW's F 450 R is a full-fledged motocross/enduro race bike too, so neither is built for commuting — but KTM at least has full documented specs and a known price, making it the more practical pick of the two for a buyer researching options.
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Why 85 SX for you?
Known pricing
KTM lists an ex-showroom price of ₹6,69,000, letting a buyer actually budget for it, while BMW's price is unlisted (shown as 0).
Documented specs
KTM provides full details on brakes, suspension, dimensions and warranty, helping a commuter understand running costs and ergonomics upfront.
Kick start simplicity
The 85 SX has a simple kick start and lightweight 75 kg build, which is at least easy to manage in stop-start environments.
Find out how the BMW F 450 R and KTM 85 SX stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The KTM's radar is fleshed out across every axis thanks to its full documentation, while the BMW's near-empty spec sheet forces low, flat scores almost everywhere except a nominal nod to its manual transmission and petrol power - the gap reflects missing data more than proven inferiority.
Dialed-In Motocross Engine
The 84.9cc liquid-cooled single makes 15.5 bhp @ 11500 rpm and 14 Nm @ 8500 rpm, tuned specifically for junior MX competition.
Premium WP Suspension
A 43mm XACT WP Upside-Down fork paired with an XACT WP PDS Monoshock gives it race-level suspension travel and adjustability.
Proper Dual-Disc Braking
A 240mm front disc with 2-piston caliper and 220mm rear disc with 1-piston caliper deliver serious stopping power for a kids' motocrosser.
A Trade-off
The F 450 R is confirmed to run a manual gearbox, suiting riders who want direct gear control.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise features, power and value.

Manual Transmission
The F 450 R is confirmed to run a manual gearbox, suiting riders who want direct gear control.
Petrol Powertrain
It runs on petrol fuel, keeping it in line with conventional motocross machinery.
BMW Badge Appeal
As a BMW-branded motocross entry, it carries brand cachet that some riders and teams may value.
Category Positioning
Listed in the Bikes category alongside dedicated motocross machines, suggesting a similar competitive intent.
Blank Slate Potential
With no published spec details yet, the F 450 R leaves room for surprises once full performance and pricing data is released.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, value and safety.

Dialed-In Motocross Engine
The 84.9cc liquid-cooled single makes 15.5 bhp @ 11500 rpm and 14 Nm @ 8500 rpm, tuned specifically for junior MX competition.
Premium WP Suspension
A 43mm XACT WP Upside-Down fork paired with an XACT WP PDS Monoshock gives it race-level suspension travel and adjustability.
Proper Dual-Disc Braking
A 240mm front disc with 2-piston caliper and 220mm rear disc with 1-piston caliper deliver serious stopping power for a kids' motocrosser.
Clear Warranty Coverage
KTM backs the 85 SX with a defined 50,000 km or 2-year warranty, giving buyers documented peace of mind.
Featherweight Build
At just 75 kg kerb weight with a 1290mm wheelbase, it's built for agile, lightweight handling on the track.
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