These are the Top 5 best Upgrades that I would recommend doing to the 2020 KTM Freeride EXC electric dirt bike.
For a list of all the parts I mentioned in this video, please see below.
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Full Factory Offroad Suspension
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The XPOne kit replaces the base valve and adds a mid valve, which is not present on the original WP XPLOR fork, to obtain a much more regulated oil flow for the shock absorber. The result is a softer feel at the beginning of the stroke and consistently improves the feel and performance throughout the travel of the fork.
The Race Tech Gold Valve System for the PDS has much larger compression ports allowing damping control to be created by the valving. This takes advantage of restructured compression damping on the Secondary piston that is allowed to open on those highspeed hits. This volume of oil is added to the flow from the center of the hollow shaft and solves the restrictive problem. The result is a much plusher ride with excellent bottoming resistance
XC GEAR MAKO 360
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The XC GEAR MAKO 360 eliminates any metal to metal contact between the bars and clamp and allows cushioned travel in any direction or angle to which force is applied to the handlebars. In other words, it provides significant additional dampening in 360 degrees, which provides a high level of comfort. With the MAKO 360 engineered polymers absorbing vibration and hard hits, riders will have substantially less grip issues, arm pump issues and overall fatigue. The added comfort will allow you to hit obstacles harder and faster, which means you can adjust your suspension more aggressively to get more out of your bike and yourself.
Nihilo Concepts KTM Rear Brake Big Bike Carrier
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The Nihilo Concepts rear brake big bike carrier allows you to mount a full size big bike KTM rear caliper to the KTM Freeride EXC.
A new caliper can be purchased as part of the kit or directly from any KTM parts supplier. I used a rear brake caliper from a 2016 Husqvarna FC 450. The part number for the caliper is 77713080001. Many KTM and Husqvarna motorcycles use this brake caliper.
Depending on how your caliper is mounted, you will likely need to extend the brake line a few inches, which can be done at most brake shops.
In addition, you will need to purchase an oversized rear brake rotor to work with the oversized brake caliper. You can purchase a Nihilo Concepts Rear Rotor (NRBR85) or a stock KTM Rear Rotor (KTM PN: 47010060500) to work with the new caliper.
Michelin Starcross 5 Tires
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Michelin offers a range of dirt bike tires depending on the terrain you're riding. In this video, I am running a Medium Terrain in the front and Soft Terrain in the rear. Pick the best tires for your terrain!
KTM Frame Protection
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Not much else to say about it! Stick it on and protect your frame!
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