KTM 390 Duke [2022-2023]

KTM 390 Duke Engine, Specifications, and Performance

This bike comes equipped with a 373.27cc liquid-cooled fuel-injector engine that has a single cylinder with four valves operated by a dual overhead camshaft. It has a CDI ignition system and gets mated with a six-speed manual transmission system to supply the engine power to the drivetrain. The engine churns out a maximum power of 42.9bhp at 9000 rpm and a peak torque of 37 Nm at 7000 rpm, which are good to aid in achieving a claimed top speed of 167 km/h. Further, the ARAI-claimed KTM 390 Duke mileage is 35 km/l which is variable in the real-world traffic condition.

The KTM 390 Duke specifications further include WP Apex USD forks of 43mm diameter in the front, WP Apex ten-step adjustable Monoshok suspension in the rear, and 17-inch alloy wheels sporting the front tubeless tyre of ‘110/70 – 17’ size and rear tyre of ‘150/60 – 17’ size. The braking duties of the ‘390 Duke’ are performed by 320mm disc brake in the front and 230mm disc brake in the rear. Furthermore, this bike has been built on a tubular split-trellis frame chassis with a wheelbase of 1357mm, a ground clearance of 151mm, and a saddle height of 822mm. The overall length of this two-wheeler is 2072mm, the overall width is 831mm, and the overall height is 1109mm. Further, it has a kerb weight of 171 kg and its fuel tank has the capability of storing 13.4 litres of petrol.

KTM 390 Duke Exterior Elements

The front view of this KTM bike flaunts a shield-like-looking split LED headlight with daytime running lights, a wider front fender, amber reflectors on the front forks, and pentagonal stylish rear-view mirrors. Apart from these, it exhibits edgy front extensions on the muscular fuel tank, side-slung exhaust pipe, coloured alloy wheels matching the colour of the chassis frame, a two-step split seat, and a bottom cowl to protect the engine. In the rear, it has an LED tail light and turn indicators placed on the extended rear fender element.

KTM 390 Duke Features

This motorcycle has been provided with an assist and slipper clutch system which helps in downshifting the gear more aggressively and easily as well as depressing the clutch lever effortlessly. Besides this, the KTM 390 Duke gets an antilock braking system that prevents the bike from skidding while ABS switch-ability gives the option to switch the rear ABS off, in order to drift the bike and do other adventurous activities like this. Furthermore, it encompasses Quick-shifter+, adjustable hand (brake and clutch) levers, and a TFT colour display with an automatic colour adaptability feature that changes the display colour based on ambient lighting.

KTM 390 Duke Price and Variants

This motorcycle is sold in a single ‘Standard’ variant and two colour options – Dark Galvano and Liquid Metal. It also comes with two years manufacturer warranty with a capping of a total run of 30000 km. As a warranty comes with a few terms and conditions applicability, you are advised to check them with the dealer beforehand.

The KTM 390 Duke Price is quite similar to its competitors BMW G 310 RR, Keeway K-Light 250V, and TVS Apache RR 310. You can check the updated prices of this Duke bike in the price section above.