KTM VIN Decoder

KTM has produced high-performance motorcycles since 1934. Based in Austria, they are known for off-road and street bikes.

A KTM VIN has 17 characters. It identifies each specific motorcycle. A VIN decoder shows details about the bike's original build.

Our VIN decoder helps you understand your KTM motorcycle. It finds information linked to the VIN. This includes the model year and original components.

Use it to check the bike's history. It can show past ownership and accident information. Our tool accesses a detailed database of KTM vehicles.

We can decode VINs for many KTM models.

• Duke (125, 200, 390, 690, 790, 890, 990, 1290)
• Adventure (250, 390, 790, 890, 990, 1050, 1090, 1190, 1290)
• EXC (125, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, 500, 520, 525, 530)
• SX (50, 65, 85, 125, 150, 250, 350, 450)
• RC (200, 390)
• Super Duke (690, 990, 1290)
• Supermoto (690, 950, 990)

This list is not exhaustive. More KTM models may be supported.

Thinking of buying a KTM? Learn its past first. The VIN tells when it was made and its original features.

Differences from the original build can be important. The VIN helps you search official records for accident history and more.

To use our KTM VIN search, locate the bike's VIN. Common places include:

• On the steering head tube, often behind the front number plate.
• On the right side of the frame, near the foot peg or brake pedal.
• On a metal plate attached to the frame, sometimes under the seat.

The exact spot can vary. Check these areas carefully.

Each character in the VIN provides specific details about your KTM.

The first three characters identify the manufacturer. This includes the country of origin.

For KTM, the WMI often starts with 'VBK', indicating manufacture in Austria or other European locations.

Characters four through eight describe the motorcycle. This includes the model, engine type, and chassis.

These characters are specific to KTM's different models and configurations.

Characters nine through seventeen uniquely identify the bike.

Character nine is a check digit for VIN validity. Character ten indicates the model year. Character eleven shows the assembly plant. Characters twelve through seventeen are the unique serial number.

The tenth VIN character shows the model year.

KTM follows this standard for model year identification.

The eleventh VIN character indicates the factory where the KTM was assembled.

KTM has manufacturing facilities in Austria and other locations. The code varies.

The final six digits are the motorcycle's unique production number.

This number distinguishes your specific KTM from all others.

A KTM VIN is 17 characters. It provides key details about the bike's history and specifications. Always check the VIN when considering a KTM.

Real VINs contain specific codes for each motorcycle.