How One Design Studio Took KTM From Bankrupt Dirtbike Company To Giant-Slayer

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In 1991, Austrian motorcycle manufacturer KTM was forced into bankruptcy and a split into four independent companies. By 2015, it had fully risen from the ashes to become the best-selling European bike brand. How did that happen? One word: KISKA.

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