What you’re looking at is one of the most specialized track motorcycles in the world today. The Kramer GP2 890 RR is the second KTM 890 Duke-powered supersport machine to come from German manufacturer, Kramer Motorcycles, but compared to the first iteration launched in 2020, this one is a far sharper track tool.
Almost everything on the GP2 890 RR has come in for serious revision. The motor pumps out a claimed 138 hp, there’s a new progressive rear linkage to complement fully reworked suspension at both ends, new, slipperier bodywork, and an electronics package that houses an IMU, nine-level traction control, wheelie control, and a WorldSSP-spec Mektronic ECU that really lets you delve into the data to help you eek out faster lap times.
Limited to 125 units worldwide, the $39,995 MSRP Kramer GP2 890 RR is not a diluted, mass-produced tool. The Kramer GP2 890 RR is a motorcycle designed for one thing and one thing only—going fast around a racetrack.