KTM: all models and the accessories they fit
KTM accessoriesmodel by model
For KTM, the catalog follows off-road use: the 790 and 890 Adventure R are the models with the most accessories, and almost everything we cover is designed for dirt riding. Here, the distinction that matters is between the R versions, with long-travel suspension and a 21-inch wheel, and the road-oriented S versions.
On the Super Adventure, the difference isn't cosmetic: the R has long-travel suspension and a 21-inch front wheel, while the S has a 19-inch wheel and road-oriented setup. On the 1290, the luggage is shared - pannier racks, panniers, and top-case plate carry codes listed as R/S - while the auxiliary light brackets differ. A third fork depends on the equipment: if you have adaptive cruise control radar, the central headlight bracket cannot be fitted.
The models we cover
890 Adventure R
since 2021The evolution of the 790, with greater displacement and improved WP XPLOR suspension. Crash bars, frames, and panniers are the same as on the 790; the ECU is not.
889 cc105 hp26 accessories
790 Adventure R
since 2019The low-mounted tank on either side of the engine and rally chassis: the mid-size KTM most loved by those who ride on real dirt.
799 cc95 hp24 accessories
1390 Super Adventure S
since 2025The successor to the 1290, with the updated LC8 engine and CAMSHIFT variable valve timing. Road version, with a 19-inch wheel and semi-active suspension.
173 hp19 inches1 accessory
1390 Super Adventure S EVO
since 2025The most fully equipped 1390: AMT automated transmission, Bosch radar with adaptive cruise control, and semi-active suspension as standard.
173 hpAMT and radar1 accessory
1390 Super Adventure R
since 2025The off-road version of the 1390: a 21-inch wheel, 220 mm WP Xplor suspension, and crash bars as standard.
173 hp21 inches1 accessory
1290 Super Adventure R
since 2017The 160 hp twin-cylinder engine with a 21-inch wheel and long-travel suspension. The most powerful large enduro we cover, and it needs to be protected accordingly.
1,301 cc160 hp18 accessories
1290 Super Adventure S
since 2017The same power as the R, but with a 19-inch wheel and semi-active suspension. It's the long-distance version, not the off-road one.
1,301 cc160 hp17 accessories
390 Adventure
since 2020The gateway to the KTM adventure world, with an A2 license and low weight. Eighteen accessories, more than many bikes with twice the engine displacement.
373 cc44 hp18 accessories
690 Enduro R
since 2008The most powerful single-cylinder in its class, with a license plate. Side stand plate and risers shared with the Adventure range and the Norden 901.
693 cc74 hp3 accessories
1090 Adventure
2017-2019The last mid-size LC8 before the 890. Not very widespread, and now with a limited catalog.
1,050 cc125 hp3 accessories1190 Adventure and Adventure R
2013-2016The first large KTM with modern electronics. DENALI auxiliary light mounts, Kaoko cruise control, tank grip, risers and side stand plate.
1,195 cc150 hp6 accessories
What changes from one KTM to another
The first variable is the final letter. R means long-travel suspension and a 21-inch front wheel; S means a 19-inch wheel and a road-oriented setup. The luggage, however, remains shared between the two: on the 1290 Super Adventure, the pannier racks, panniers and top case plate have codes listed for R/S. The auxiliary light brackets are what differ, specific to each version.
The second is the relationship between the 790 and 890 Adventure R: they share the frame and much of the componentry, and the crash bars, pannier racks and top case plate are the same. The electronics are not: the CANsmart unit we carry is for the 890 and 1290 from 2021 onward, while the corresponding code for previous generations is no longer in the catalog.
For previous generations, the catalog is now limited to the essentials: the 1090 and 1190 share auxiliary light mounts, tank decals, side stand plate and risers with the Adventure range, while for luggage and protection, the most practical option is soft and semi-rigid solutions, which don't depend on dedicated mounting hardware.
Frequently asked questions
Do the 790 Adventure R accessories fit the 890?
Crash bars, pannier racks, panniers and top case plate: the LOBOO codes are listed for both. The auxiliary light mounts and electrical parts differ, however, as they follow the model and year.
What's the difference between the 1290 Super Adventure R and S?
The R has a 21-inch wheel and long-travel suspension for off-road riding; the S has a 19-inch wheel, semi-active suspension and a road-oriented setup. The luggage is shared, but the auxiliary light brackets are not.
Do you have accessories for the new 1390 Super Adventure?
Yes: the collections are separate for S, S EVO and R. Today, all three have the Kaoko mechanical cruise control for original handguards listed; other codes will be added as manufacturers release them. The model pages show what already fits without dedicated mounting hardware.
How many accessories are there for the 390 Adventure?
Eighteen, and it's one of the most customizable A2 models we carry. Pay attention to the year, though, because the 2025 facelift changed the handguard and tank decal codes.
My KTM model isn't listed
We also carry accessories for models without a dedicated collection, such as the 1050 Adventure, the 690 SMC and the Duke range. Tell us the model and year and we'll check what fits.