KTM 250 Duke
The 250 Duke is KTM’s quarter-litre powerhouse. It packs adequate punch due to its high power-to-weight ratio.
KTM 250 Duke Launch Date:
The KTM 250 Duke was launched in India in May 2022.
KTM 250 Duke Price:
The KTM 250 Duke costs Rs. 2.37 lakh ex-showroom in Delhi.
KTM 250 Duke Design:
KTM’s Duke line-up is known for its aggressive stance. As a naked street-bike, the 250 Duke has borrowed adequate design references from its elder siblings. The sharp tank shrouds and headlight assembly speaks volumes about the bike’s character. The forward leaning design is complemented by thick front suspension, and an exposed orange coloured frame on either sides. This Duke is available in two colour schemes, Dark Galvano Black with orange and Metallic Silver with black and orange.
KTM 250 Duke Dimension:
The bike weighs only 169 kilograms which is ideal for a street-bike of its class. The seat height is at a comfortable 823mm with a ground clearance of 155mm. The 250 Duke also comes with front and rear suspensions manufactured by a leading European company, WP.
KTM 250 Duke Features:
An LED headlight comes as a standard on the KTM 250 Duke. The parking light consists of 20 LED lights to make the bike visible to other motorists even from a distance. The KTM 250 Duke also comes with a fully digital LCD instrument cluster that shows gear position, fuel gauge, service reminder and an RPM alert for optimum gear shifts. This Duke also has slipper clutch and dual-channel Bosch ABS.
KTM 250 Duke Engine and Performance:
A 248.8cc liquid-cooled, single cylinder on the KTM 250 Duke makes 30 HP and 24 Nm torque. The mill is mated to a 6-speed gearbox. The bike has quick acceleration and can reach a top speed of 142 kilometers an hour.
KTM 250 Duke Mileage:
The KTM 250 Duke returns a company claimed mileage of 30 kilometers a litre. It has a fuel tank capacity of 13.4 litres.
KTM 250 Duke Rivals:
Main rivals of the KTM 250 Duke are Suzuki Gixxer 250, Husqvarna Svartpilen 250, Husqvarna Vitpilen 250, Bajaj Dominar 250, Bajaj Pulsar N250, Yamaha FZ 25, Yamaha FZS 25, BMW G 310R and Honda CB300F.
The 250 Duke is KTM’s quarter-litre powerhouse. It packs adequate punch due to its high power-to-weight ratio.
KTM 250 Duke Launch Date:
The KTM 250 Duke was launched in India in May 2022.
KTM 250 Duke Price:
The KTM 250 Duke costs Rs. 2.37 lakh ex-showroom in Delhi.
KTM 250 Duke Design:
KTM’s Duke line-up is known for its aggressive stance. As a naked street-bike, the 250 Duke has borrowed adequate design references from its elder siblings. The sharp tank shrouds and headlight assembly speaks volumes about the bike’s character. The forward leaning design is complemented by thick front suspension, and an exposed orange coloured frame on either sides. This Duke is available in two colour schemes, Dark Galvano Black with orange and Metallic Silver with black and orange.
KTM 250 Duke Dimension:
The bike weighs only 169 kilograms which is ideal for a street-bike of its class. The seat height is at a comfortable 823mm with a ground clearance of 155mm. The 250 Duke also comes with front and rear suspensions manufactured by a leading European company, WP.
KTM 250 Duke Features:
An LED headlight comes as a standard on the KTM 250 Duke. The parking light consists of 20 LED lights to make the bike visible to other motorists even from a distance. The KTM 250 Duke also comes with a fully digital LCD instrument cluster that shows gear position, fuel gauge, service reminder and an RPM alert for optimum gear shifts. This Duke also has slipper clutch and dual-channel Bosch ABS.
KTM 250 Duke Engine and Performance:
A 248.8cc liquid-cooled, single cylinder on the KTM 250 Duke makes 30 HP and 24 Nm torque. The mill is mated to a 6-speed gearbox. The bike has quick acceleration and can reach a top speed of 142 kilometers an hour.
KTM 250 Duke Mileage:
The KTM 250 Duke returns a company claimed mileage of 30 kilometers a litre. It has a fuel tank capacity of 13.4 litres.
KTM 250 Duke Rivals:
Main rivals of the KTM 250 Duke are Suzuki Gixxer 250, Husqvarna Svartpilen 250, Husqvarna Vitpilen 250, Bajaj Dominar 250, Bajaj Pulsar N250, Yamaha FZ 25, Yamaha FZS 25, BMW G 310R and Honda CB300F.
