KTM Duke 125 2019 Review -
KTM Duke 125 is an all new Motorcycle and this the first run through, Indian crowd will encounter a 125cc motorbike from the Austrian producer. KTM has been known for its execution, riding elements and notwithstanding dealing with. What does this new bike have on offer? Does it satisfy the KTM name? Would it be a good idea for you to considerably think about it? Is it worth your buck? We discover increasingly about it.
KTM Duke 125 Price-
KTM has propelled its most moderate motorbike as the 125 Duke. The KTM 125 Duke is evaluated at Rs 1,18,163 ex-showroom (Delhi). The 125 Duke from KTM accompanies ABS as standard and is the most costly 125 cc bike presently marked down in India.
KTM Duke 125 Performance -
Driving the all-new KTM 125 Duke in India is a fluid cooled 124.7 cc single chamber motor with double overhead camshafts. The motor of KTM 125 Duke produces 14.3 Bhp at 9,250 rpm and 12 Nm of torque at 8,000 rpm. The motor is matched with a 6-speed gearbox.
The KTM 125 Duke includes a Trellis outline case and an aluminum swingarm with 43 mm transformed front forks taking care of suspension obligations in advance and a mono stun with 10-step change managing the harsh streets at the back.
Braking obligations on the KTM 125 Duke are taken care of by a 300 mm circle in advance and a 230 mm unit at the back. The new 125 Duke sits on 17-inch combination wheels which are shod with 110/70 and 150/60 MRF REZ-FC tires at the front and back separately.
KTM Duke 125 Design -
The new bike KTM 125 Duke is 1,993 mm long, 789 mm wide and 1,083 mm tall high. The wheelbase of the 125 Duke is 1,366 mm long and the bicycle has a ground freedom of 175 mm. The seat of the 125 Duke sits 818 mm over the ground and the fuel tank can hold 10.2-liters of oil. The KTM 125 Duke has a kerb load of 148 kilograms.
As far as plan, the 125 Duke takes after its bigger stripped kin, the 200 Duke, with its split headlamp structure and a thickset tail segment alongside the etched fuel tank and the trellis outline setup. The KTM 125 Duke is offered in three diverse shading alternatives – orange, white, and dark, however every one of the three element the equivalent unmistakable orange painted amalgam wheels.
The KTM 125 Duke does not have any adversaries in India as the 125 cc section is disregarded by Indian cruisers producers as a portion for execution bikes. Indeed, with the yield from its 125 cc motor at 14.3 Bhp, the 125 Duke is, truth be told, more incredible than the 150 cc Bajaj Pulsar, which is appraised at 14 Bhp. Be that as it may, the Bajaj Pulsar 150 is much less expensive however, with a beginning cost of just around Rs. 65,000. The Bajaj Pulsar is gone for city suburbanites.
On the off chance that the Duke 125 is effective, it could goad more bike creators to dispatch such contributions. Like its kin – the Duke 200 and 390 – the 125cc rendition is worked at Bajaj Auto's Chakan plant in Pune. While KTM has been sending out the Duke 125 for a long time from India, this is the first occasion when that the infant Duke has been presented in the Indian market.
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