This comprehensive service repair manual is designed for the 1998-2003 KTM 60 SX and 65 SX motorcycles. It offers a wealth of detailed information and high-quality diagrams to guide you through every step of servicing and repairing your bike.

The manual covers essential areas like general information, engine removal and refitting, engine disassembly, individual component servicing, engine assembly, troubleshooting, technical specifications, and a comprehensive periodic maintenance schedule. With this manual, you'll have all the information you need to effectively maintain and repair your KTM 60 SX or 65 SX, allowing you to confidently tackle any project.

## The KTM 60 SX and 65 SX: Miniature Powerhouses of the Late 90s and Early 2000s

The KTM 60 SX and 65 SX were two of the most popular motocross bikes in the youth racing scene during the late 90s and early 2000s. These miniature powerhouses were designed to introduce young riders to the thrill of dirt bike racing, offering a balance of performance and manageability. The 60 SX, with its 59cc 2-stroke engine, provided a perfect introduction to motocross for riders aged 6-8, while the 65 SX, equipped with a slightly larger 64cc engine, catered to riders aged 8-12. Both models featured a lightweight, durable steel frame, telescopic front forks, and a monoshock rear suspension, ensuring a responsive and forgiving ride for young riders learning the fundamentals of motocross.

Building on KTM's reputation for high-quality, performance-oriented motorcycles, the 60 SX and 65 SX were engineered to be reliable and easy to maintain. Their small, compact engines were renowned for their strong power delivery, making them exciting to ride while remaining manageable for smaller riders. Both models were available in a variety of vibrant color schemes, adding to their appeal to younger riders. While these models were discontinued in the mid-2000s, they remain popular amongst collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate their historical significance and the role they played in nurturing a new generation of motocross racers.