Rok Bagoros’ KTM 1390 Super Duke R EVO was stolen in Milan on 8 November 2026 at around 21:30, after being displayed at EICMA. Bagoros confirmed the theft on social media, stating that the motorcycle had been in the back of a van and was taken from the Bicocca Village area, at the shopping centre with the UCI cinema.

Bagoros is offering €3,000 for verified information that leads directly to the bike’s successful recovery. He specifies that the reward will be paid only once the motorcycle has been recovered. Anyone with information is asked to contact him privately, avoid approaching anyone and notify the police if the bike is sighted. The post included photographs of the Super Duke as well as broken van windows.

A motorcycle central to Bagoros’ KTM role

The stolen bike is closely tied to Bagoros’ public work as a KTM demonstration rider. His relationship with the manufacturer began around 2011 with a Duke 125, followed by larger-capacity models. He has since become a regular presence in KTM promotional productions for its naked motorcycle family, appearing in films used to present new naked models. That background gives the theft particular significance beyond the loss of a single motorcycle, while the immediate focus remains its recovery.