Legends Adventure Park, situated on the outskirts of Pretoria, hosted a sea of orange as hundreds of KTM owners gathered to celebrate the Austrian brand. All types and sizes of the brand's machines descended on the facility to put them to the test.
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Not only were owners on site to ride, but many of the KTM outlets also had bikes available for tryouts. There were not only dealers and owners, but also many of the vendors who service KTM bikes and riders, on site to ply their wares.
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Brand play
For those keen on dirt activities, there were various off-road loops to ride. The groomed motocross track played host to high-flying riders, while youngsters had their own motocross track to play on, with many nervous parents keeping a watchful eye. The crew from Jungle Rush FMX put on exciting displays of freestyle motocross, pulling off insane tricks throughout the day. For those less enthused by dirt, there were road outrides in the surrounding area for more road-biased bikes.
The day was a relaxed experience of the KTM brand, with something for everyone. There was KTM-branded gear available, bikes to test ride and plenty of good food and displays to pique the interest. KTM's Orange Day is not just a celebration of the brand but brings families of riders together under the banner, getting everyone to pull for the brand. Like many adventure brands, KTM is not just a bike brand; it's a lifestyle, and those who ride them live it to the fullest.
Bring on next year
We can't see what KTM's Orange Day 2026 has in store, as it's clear that this event is growing far faster than anyone could have imagined. Check the full gallery to see what went down.
