KTM has introduced its 2023 Adventure Rally which can take place in Norway in July, and booking is now open for the event. 

Starting on 24 July and ending on 28 July, the 2023 KTM Adventure Rally will head to Norway for the occasion’s most northern location thus far, after beforehand running in Italy, Bosnia, Greece and, most recently, France.

Being more particular, Lillehammer would be the host city, with the maximum 150 riders being based mostly out of the Kvitfjell Hotel, the rally will start with the registration day on 24 July, and finish with the departure day on 28 July, whereas 25-27 July would be the riding days.

Fans of the Winter Olympics will recognise Lillehammer as the location for the 1994 games, whereas fans of Top Gear will recognise it as the placement for the 2006 Winter Olympics Special.

Nonetheless, a summer time Lillehammer should present riders with less icy, wintery conditions.

The 150 participants can be split into 4 tour guide teams of 24, with the remaining 54 riders able to self-navigate “‘Rally model, because of GPS instructions,” KTM says.

Every day of the rally will “feature dinner, music and entertainment because the KTM technical crew make sure the orange machinery is in fine fettle for the kilometres to come,” KTM says.

Additional, KTM ambassadors comparable to Chris Birch can be round for directions and help.

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There aren’t any limits relating to ability or expertise stage, and even the model or category of bike, so long as it’s a KTM, meaning a touring novice with a KTM RC390 is as welcome as a touring veteran with a KTM 1290 Super Adventure R, for instance.

In fact, with only 150 places obtainable, booking is limited, however it’s now open, as of 16:00 GMT on 28 February 2023. To book, visit the KTM Adventure Rally website.

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