KTM 200 Duke

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• Is the KTM 200 Duke a good bike?

  Yes, KTM 200 Duke is a good bike though it is quite costly. But it is one of the most comfortable naked 200cc bikes that look extremely stylish on road. It offers a great riding position for both the rider and pillion.  The single-cylinder powerful engine delivers an intoxicating acceleration. You get high-tech components with real racing genes. The updated airbox and exhaust perfectly meet the highest emission standards and noise standards. The large fuel tank helps in cornering and make sure that you can travel a longer distance. The X-Ring type drive chain has improved the riding experience. Overall, the dimensional modifications, technical advancements, new braking and suspension system, and lots more advancements make the new KTM 200 Duke a good bike. Now, the bike may not meet all your requirements. So, you must look for a bike that meets your purpose of purchasing one and then go for it.

• Is it worth buying a KTM 200 Duke?

  If you are having a budget of Rs 2 lakh,  and you are looking for a racing bike used in everyday life, then buying a KTM 200 Duke is worth it. It is safe with the new dual-channel ABS unit along with an improved braking and suspension system. The USD forks, Unique exhaust and airbox, wide tyres, higher seating position with comfort for rider and pillion, X-Ring type drive chain, are some of the key highlights. Moreover, the aggressive-looking ultra-mean headlight, sharp lines, racing stance, and LCD makes the new 200 Duke appealing on road. The built cornering fuel tank is now having a fuel capacity of 13.4 L thus ensuring longer rides. The upside-down fork suspension, rear shock absorber, battle-ready wheels, and high tech BYBRE braking system offers a great riding experience with ultimate control and safety measures. A lot more attractive features have been updated in the bike to attract young bikers.

• Which is better KTM 200 Duke or Bajaj Pulsar 150?

  The street bike KTM 200 Duke is available at a starting price of Rs 1.83 lakh whereas the commuter Bajaj Pulsar 150 is available at Rs 95,872. The 199.5 cc, liquid-cooled, fuel-injection, single-cylinder engine of 200 Duke mates with a 6-speed transmission gearbox produces a maximum power of 25 bhp @ 10000 rpm, peak torque of 19.3 Nm @ 8000 rpm, and offers a mileage of 35 kmpl. On the other hand, the 149 cc, air-cooled, fuel-injection, single-cylinder engine of Pulsar 150 mated with a 5-speed transmission gearbox produces a maximum power of 13.8 bhp @ 8000 rpm, peak torque of 13.4 Nm @ 6000 rpm, and a mileage of 65 kmpl. 200 Duke has 15 kg more weight than pulsar 150. 200 Duke is 17 mm longer, 76 mm wider, 49 mm taller, having 37 mm more wheelbase, 10 mm less ground clearance, and 38 mm more seat height in comparison to Pulsar 150.

• Which model of KTM 200 Duke is best?

  KTM 200 Duke is available in a single variant in the market. But you get two new colour variants - Electronic Orange and Ceramic White. Both of them looks striking on road. The Steel trellis frame gives an aggressive shape to the naked 200 Duke. The powerful single-cylinder engine with the most powerful 4-stroke option, updated airbox and exhaust provides a great performance. The updated chassis, braking and suspension system, Dual-channel ABS unit, and battle-ready wheels make it perfect for a race. Handling throttle, comfortable ride, managing noise, are some of the benefits you get. In addition to this, you can find several technical advancements, changes in dimensions, but the performance remains the same. As only one variant is available in the market we cannot compare it to others. Now, look into the features and technical specifications of the bike, if they meet your requirements, go for it. But for colour options, the electronic orange looks more appealing on road are highly preferred by young riders.