This comprehensive KTM 660 SMC 2003 Owner's Manual provides all the essential information you need to operate and maintain your motorcycle. It covers the operation of your KTM 660 SMC's driving controls and convenience features, ensuring that you can navigate the roads with confidence and understand the intricacies of your machine. This manual is a valuable resource for ensuring the safe and enjoyable operation of your KTM 660 SMC.

The KTM 660 SMC, launched in 2003, is a legendary supermoto machine that captured the hearts of riders worldwide. Designed to be a street-legal, track-ready beast, the 660 SMC is a potent blend of aggressive styling, potent performance, and a raw, engaging riding experience. Powered by a liquid-cooled, single-cylinder, 654cc engine known for its brawny torque and exhilarating power delivery, the 660 SMC delivers an adrenaline rush with every twist of the throttle. This power is harnessed by a robust chassis, featuring a strong steel frame, an inverted telescopic fork, and a monoshock rear suspension, enabling precise handling and inspiring confidence even when pushing the limits. The 660 SMC's low-slung profile, coupled with its wide handlebars and aggressive rider positioning, creates a thrillingly connected experience. The bike's supermoto-specific wheels, equipped with knobby tires designed for both road and track use, further enhance its versatility and handling prowess.

The KTM 660 SMC was a true game-changer in the supermoto world, offering a thrilling blend of performance, agility, and practicality. While it may lack some of the modern refinements and sophisticated electronics found in newer models, its simplicity and visceral connection to the rider are what make it so endearing. The 660 SMC remains a popular choice for both experienced riders seeking a raw and engaging experience, and those new to the supermoto scene who want a machine that's both fun and easy to control. With its unique blend of power, agility, and versatility, the KTM 660 SMC truly is a supermoto legend, leaving an undeniable mark on the world of motorcycle riding.