KTM 390 Duke

KTM 390 Duke Engine, Specifications, and Performance

This bike comes equipped with a 398.63cc liquid-cooled engine with a single-cylinder configuration and four-valve operability on dual overhead camshaft. It has state-of-the-art ignition electronics and gets mated with a six-speed transmission to supply the engine power to the wheels. The engine develops a maximum power and torque of 45.3bhp at 8500 rpm and 37 Nm at 6500 rpm, respectively. These deliveries are good enough to help achieve a thrilling top speed. Further, the ARAI-claimed KTM 390 Duke mileage hovers around 28 km/l which might vary in real-world traffic conditions.

The KTM 390 Duke specifications further include lightweight upside-down WP front forks and rear mono shock suspension. With the feasibility of rebound damping and preload adjustability, it delivers a smoother ride experience on rough terrains. Further, it rides on alloy wheels sporting radial and tubeless tyres. The braking duties are performed by 320mm front disc brake and 240mm rear disc brake. Furthermore, it sits on a split-trellis frame and has a ground clearance of 183mm and a seat height of 800mm.

KTM 390 Duke Exterior Elements

The front view of this KTM motorcycle flaunts a bent-forward split LED headlight with daytime running lights. The front fender is a bit wider and the wheels are orange coloured. The hexagonal rear-view mirror design looks unique and stylish. Besides, it exhibits an edgy badge plate on the muscular tank, an underbelly exhaust pipe, and a two-step split seat. It also showcases an engine guard that protects the engine from dust and mud. In the rear, it has a rectangular LED tail light and turn indicators on the extended part of the fender.

KTM 390 Duke Features

This motorcycle gets an assist and slipper clutch system, enhancing the ease and precision of downshifting while making clutch operation effortless. In addition, the KTM 390 Duke boasts an antilock braking system (ABS) that ensures stability and prevents skidding. What sets it apart is the ABS switch-ability. It allows riders to deactivate the rear ABS for activities such as bike drifting and other adventurous endeavors. Moreover, it features the Quick-shifter+ for smooth gear transitions, a TFT colour display, and adjustable brake and clutch levers.

KTM 390 Duke Price and Variants

The manufacturer sells this motorcycle in a single ‘Standard’ variant and two colour options – Electronic Orange Metallic and Atlantic Blue. Further, the KTM 390 Duke Price falls in a similar range to that of the BMW G 310 RR, Keeway K-Light 250V, and TVS Apache RR 310. You can navigate through the price section above to check the updated prices of this Duke bike.