Four Offroad Days. One KTM 890 Adventure R. Zero excuses.

This is the best of Dieter Rudolf’s helmet cam from Red Bull Romaniacs 2026 all four Offroad Days cut into one ride through the Carpathians. Rocks, roots, river beds, off-camber climbs… sections that make riders suffer on a 300cc two-stroke – and Didi is sending a fully loaded adventure bike through them.

The Austrian X-GRIP rider jumped from the Gold Class into the new Adventure Ultimate category for the first time this year and went straight to the podium: P3 in the Prologue, P3 after four brutal days of racing, fighting Mario Roman and Pol Tarrés all the way to the finish line. On the last day he threw everything at it and nearly ran down Tarrés for second.

This is what “hard adventure” actually looks like from behind the bars. No music over the hard parts just engine, breathing and Romanian mountains.

🏁 Final standings – Adventure Ultimate:
🥇 Mario Roman (CFMoto 450MT)
🥈 Pol Tarrés (Yamaha Ténéré 700)
🥉 Dieter Rudolf (KTM 890 Adventure R)

📍 Red Bull Romaniacs 2026 “UNSTOPPABLE” – 23rd Edition

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38 Comments

  1. 5:58 Like every KTM you need to kiss their ass to start 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂That is why I have choosen Kove 800X Pro…. upgraded KTM engine without bullshits…. Other than that Epic ride bro you have it in hands 😀 If you dont like yellow screen I will give you THE RED ONE! 17:31 🤣🤣🤣😂

  2. What were they having to spit the water on to get the vehicle to keep going? That’s got to be unbelievably frustrating because he can’t get the bike started after about the 17 minute mark and multiple people pass him, that’s horrible advertising for KTM. I’m sorry!

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