Hi! I understand your iPhone pairs with your 2019 Superduke GT, but the KTMconnect app won’t connect properly to the bike. I’d be happy to help you get this sorted out.

To start, could you please tell me if the Bluetooth pairing between your iPhone and the bike is still showing as connected in your iPhone’s settings, or does it drop? Also, are you getting any particular error message in the app when trying to connect? Knowing this will help me pinpoint the issue better.

In the meantime, here’s a step-by-step approach we can try:

1. Bluetooth and App Permissions
- Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your iPhone, and that the KTMconnect app has permission to use Bluetooth and location services (required for connection). You can check this under Settings > Privacy > Bluetooth and Settings > Privacy > Location Services.

2. Forget and Re-pair Bluetooth Connection
- On your iPhone, go to Settings > Bluetooth, find your bike in the list, tap the “i” icon, and then “Forget This Device.”
- Next, disable Bluetooth on both bike (turn off ignition) and phone, then restart your iPhone.
- Turn on the bike ignition and enable Bluetooth on your iPhone, then re-pair your phone with the bike.

3. Restart the KTMconnect App and Bike
- Force close the KTMconnect app (swipe up from the bottom and swipe the app away).
- Restart the bike ignition.
- Open KTMconnect again and try to connect.

4. App Version and Device Compatibility
- Ensure the KTMconnect app is updated to the latest version from the App Store.
- Check that your iPhone model and iOS version are supported by KTMconnect. Sometimes, older iPhones or outdated iOS versions may cause connectivity problems.

5. Check Bike’s Connectivity Settings
- On your bike’s dashboard menu, check under settings for Bluetooth or connectivity options. Make sure the bike is set to be discoverable or connectable. There may be a toggle to enable the KTMconnect app connection.

If you’ve already tried any of these steps, please let me know exactly which ones, and if you noticed any changes or errors. We can then move on to some deeper checks or consider if there’s a known issue or update for your bike’s software.

Does this sound good? Let me know how it goes or what info you can share!