KTM Pattaya

[Nightrider70]

KTM is opening a shop on Pattaya tai. The shop is open but there are no bikes yet. They also sell Alpinestars gear.

Link to map

N12.92073 E100.88833

 

[KTMphil]

Are they offering KTM 350 EXC's with green book registration/ road legal?

 

[Nightrider70]

Are they offering KTM 350 EXC's with green book registration/ road legal?

Do not know. They do not have a single bike in stock yet, nor a price list. Not even a business card...

 

[Nightrider70]

Are they offering KTM 350 EXC's with green book registration/ road legal?

They say that 350 EXC-F Six Days will come with green book but not the standard 350 EXC-F.

 

[KTMphil]

They say that 350 EXC-F Six Days will come with green book but not the standard 350 EXC-F.

Any indication of price? 495,000 Bht with green book?

 

[Nightrider70]

Any indication of price? 495,000 Bht with green book?

No prices yet.

 

[Clarky]

Wonder if this is part of the new dealership mentioned here in Bangkok Post

http://www.bangkokpost.com/business/news/839024/burn-rubber-banks-on-ktm-big-bikes

And if it is, then hopefully the tax percentage mentioned in the article is total tax.

 

[CraigBKK]

The article mentions the import tariff rates only. I would expect to see at least VAT added to the price + import charges.

 

[Nightrider70]

They got one bike in yesterday, a RC390. Did not ask about the price.

 

[Nightrider70]

Now they have some prices.

250 Duke	169,900
250 RC	179,900
390 Duke	199,900
390 RC	209,900
1190 Adventure	1,139,900
1190 Adventure R	1,199,900
1290 Super Duke R	1,179,900
1290 Super Adventure	1,299,900

 

[KTMphil]

There's a currently a representative in Thailand from KTM Austria called John Mckeown (ive been told not to give out his contact details yet) who really knows the bikes. He's managed to get replaced ECU/ keys working on some new KTM's here plugging into KTM Austria's computer system. A parent company called Burning Rubber is supposedly the new official KTM dealer in Bangkok.


More here:



http://www.bangkokpost.com/auto/news/839024/burn-rubber-banks-on-ktm-big-bikes



A new authorised importer and distributor of Austria's KTM motorcycles vows to boost domestic sales and spend 30 million baht to open a flagship store on Rama IV Road in Bangkok. Bhumin Nivatvongs, executive...

 

[Lone Rider]

There's a currently a representative in Thailand from KTM Austria called John Mckeown (ive been told not to give out his contact details yet) who really knows the bikes. He's managed to get replaced ECU/ keys working on some new KTM's here plugging into KTM Austria's computer system. A parent company called Burning Rubber is supposedly the new official KTM dealer in Bangkok.

More here:

http://www.bangkokpost.com/auto/news/839024/burn-rubber-banks-on-ktm-big-bikes

A new authorised importer and distributor of Austria's KTM motorcycles vows to boost domestic sales and spend 30 million baht to open a flagship store on Rama IV Road in Bangkok. Bhumin Nivatvongs, executive...

Their Facebook page is here: https://www.facebook.com/ktmthailandofficial/?fref=ts

I am always surprised on how these companies handle their PR and advertising work. This company (according to the Bangkok Post) plans to increase the sales of KTM's from 488 bikes in 2015 to 150-200 per month in the second half of 2016 and invests 30 million Baht on its flagship store and wants to open 10 dealerships in 2016 does not yet have their own Website but only an email address on their Facebook page on how to contact them - info@burnrubber.co.th