KTM 200 Duke specs revealed

    KTM and Bajaj reveal eagerly anticipated 200cc streetbike specifications.

    Published On Nov 09, 2011 11:27:00 PM

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    KTM and Bajaj Auto have lifted the lid on specifications for the upcoming trendy and radically styled KTM 200 Duke. The exciting and top drawer technology enriched streetbike is all set for an India debut within a few months from now.

    India’s first Duke comes powered by a 200cc, single-cylinder, four-stroke, four valves, liquid-cooled and fuel injected engine. Bore and Stroke measurements are an ultra short stroke 72mm x 49mm, so expect the 200 to display a big affinity for high revs. Its bantamweight kerb weight of 137kg will make the 200 Duke considerably lighter than every Indian rival in its class, and 25bhp of peak power makes for a solid power-to-weight ratio of 182.4bhp per tonne. Expect a close ratio, six-speed, one-down, five-up shifting transmission. 

    The 200 Duke will carry the bulk of its weight low, including an under-slung exhaust system that sits just below the swing arm pivot section, to keep centre of gravity down for optimal handling. It also comes with 150mm travel suspension front and rear, with tough 43mm upside down forks in front and a mono-shock rear system, complemented by an ultra lightweight, inverted die-cast alloy swing arm.

    Sporty, low profile tyres will wrap around 17 inch rims front and rear, a 110 section in front and substantial 150 section rear unit. Brakes are a 300mm disc in front gripped by four-piston, radial mounted calipers and a 230mm disc at the rear.

    Watch this space…

      Price

      Rs 1,25,000-1,50,000 (estimated)

      On sale

      Jan/ Feb 2012

      Wheelbase

      1361mm

      Ground clearance

      170mm

      Fuel tank capacity

      10.5 litres

      Kerb weight

      137kg

      Engine layout

      Single-cyl, liquid-cooled, 4-stroke

      Displacement

      200cc

      Power

      25bhp

      Power to weight

      182.4bhp per tonne

      Gearbox

      6-speed, 1-down, 5-up

      Front suspension

      USD Telescopic forks

      Rear suspension

      Adjustable monoshock, alloy swingarm

      Front brake

      300mm disc

      Rear brake

      230mm disc

      Wheels

      Multi-spoke alloy

      Rim size (f-r)

      17 inches

      Tyre size (f-r)

      110 x 17-150 x 17 inches

     

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