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KTM New Zealand Adventure Rallye

7 years ago | Words: KTM Australia | Photos: Wilkinson Photography

The 2019 KTM New Zealand Adventure Rallye saw a record number of adventurers sweep through the ‘Top of the South’ on the KTM’s fourth annual event.
It was a wild time with riders battling extreme conditions early on but nothing could dampen the riders spirits as the Rallye traversed through special access forestry and local farms. All while visiting unique communities for fun-filled evenings full of laughter and tales from the trail.

Watch the adventure unfold as 137 KTM adventure riders and over 30 support staff tackled the challenging conditions and outstanding terrain of the South Island. This is the 2019 KTM New Zealand Adventure Rallye…

Don’t want to miss out on the next KTM New Zealand Adventure Rallye?
Check out ridektm.com.au for more information on orange adventures down under.

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