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KTM 200 Duke Launched – Price Rs 1.17 lakh (Ex-Showroom Delhi)

Yes, It’s been launched at a killer introductory price of Rs 1,17,500 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) price tag and that clearly undercuts its immediate competition, the Honda CBR 250R and Yamaha R15 2.0

KTM 200 Duke Launched - Price Rs 1.17 lakh (Ex-Showroom Delhi)

Standing tall at 165 mm, the KTM 200 Duke gets its thrust from a 199.50 cc DOHC 4V engine that produces 25PS of power @ 10,000 rpm and churns out 19Nm of torque @ 8,000 rpm.  Although KTM’s decision to limit the red line on the 200 Duke at 135 km/h may disappoint some, the linear manner in which this power will be delivered all through the rev band will define its ultimate purpose for riders both in the city and on long distance runs.

The KTM engine is all-new, featuring light aluminium construction, double overhead camshafts with finger followers, four valves, fuel injection and liquid cooling. The engine is heavily oversquare, allowing a big, short light piston to work a short stroke to provide quick-revving power. A light forged crankshaft, similarly promotes the quick revving power delivery, sort of how >> Read More

KTM 200 Duke India Specifications

The specifications are out! The motorcycle will be here soon as well! Full dope on the KTM 200 Duke

KTM 200 Duke India Specifications

200 Duke: Lightness rediscovered. Maximum riding fun, powerful propulsion and optimum user value thanks to thoroughbred motorcycle technology. Featherweight chassis with high-quality components and first-class brakes. And dynamic cornering fun guaranteed with the surprisingly full-bodied and lively power of the cultivated, new four-stroke single-cylinder with injection, six-speed transmission and low fuel consumption. Precisely what you’d expect from a genuine KTM

KTM 200 DUKE Specifications:

ENGINE:

  • Design  Single-cylinder, 4-stroke, spark-ignition engine, liquid-cooled
  • Displacement    200 cm³
  • Bore     72 mm
  • Stroke  49 mm
  • Power  25PS
  • Starting aid       Electric starter
  • Transmission     6-speed, claw shift
  • Engine lubrication          Forced oil lubrication with 1 rotor pump
  • Primary gear ratio         >> Read More

KTM 200 DUKE: OVERVIEW

KTM Duke 200 is launching on 24th (Tuesday) January  2012 in Delhi.

The eagerly anticipated KTM 200 Duke will be backed by the sales and service might of Bajaj Probiking. It boasts remarkably potent specifications, which is why we couldn’t wait to get behind the handlebars and tell you how it all comes together as a package.

KTM 200 DUKE OVERVIEW

Butch, lean and aggressive all at the same time, the striking 200 Duke proudly shows off its KTM genes. Black and trademark orange are the predominant colours, while sharp angles and steep creases define this modern naked bike. Every part is visibly pared down to the minimum, which allows the 200 to live up to KTM’s ‘Ready to Race’ tag and tip the scales at just 136kg. The front mudguard is sporty and bolted on above elegant, slim-spoke alloy wheels. A bikini fairing guards the engine sump, while the engine itself is exposed within a trellis steel frame. A stubby stainless steel exhaust box sits neatly tucked away underneath.

There’s a chin-set auxiliary light below the headlight, while a compact digital instrument cluster sits over it. Fussy at best, >> Read More

2012 Ducati Monster 795 Now at 5.99 Lakhs Only

The 2012 Ducati Monster 795 was launched at a price of INR 6.99 Lakhs, ex-showroom Delhi, days ago at the 2012 Indian Auto Expo. Today, we’ve just gotten wind of the fact that the Monster’s price has been slashed by a mighty 1 lakh rupees.

2012 Ducati Monster 795 Now at 5.99 Lakhs Only

Now the 2012 Ducati Monster 795 will now be priced at INR 5.99 lakh rupees, which is a killer deal for what is an iconic motorcycle and one that is extremely capable too. That said, the price being an introductory one might be bumped up after some time.

The Ducati Monster 795 is assembled at Ducati’s Thailand assembly plant through completely knocked down kits shipped in from Bologna,Italy. Apart from critical cycle parts, many parts have also been sourced from Thailand to bring the overall price of the Ducati Monster down, so that the Italian brand can compete with other rival brands, most of whom offer their motorcycles at lower prices than Ducati.

Speaking about the price revision, Ducati India CEO Ashish Chordia said, It was our endeavour to price this model attractively and we have succeeded in passing on >> Read More