KTM 250 Duke FAQs

The KTM 250 Duke may feel slightly cramped for taller riders on longer journeys because of the distance between seat and foot pegs making the knees more bent. However, there is an optional taller seat available that increases the seat height from 800 mm to 820 mm to help taller riders find a more comfortable riding position.

KTM Duke 250 comes with an off-centre WP Apex rear monoshock that helps absorb bumps and uneven road surfaces. Further, its 176mm ground clearance also makes it suitable for roads with potholes.

The KTM 250 Duke can cruise comfortably at speeds of around 110 kph with few vibrations felt at around 120 kph, thus, making it suitable for long highway rides.

KTM 250 Duke price in Delhi is Rs. 2.27 lakh for its standard variant (ex-showroom).
 

The 250 Duke on-road price in Delhi is approximately Rs. 2.46 lakh.

Carrying a pillion on the KTM 250 Duke can reduce real-world fuel efficiency by around 3-5 kpl due to increased load and riding conditions.

The KTM 250 Duke comes with a 15-litre fuel tank capacity. Based on its real-world mileage the bike can travel approximately 512 km to 595 km on a full tank under ideal riding conditions.

To improve the KTM 250 Duke’s mileage, maintain proper tyre pressure (29 psi for the front tyre and 32 psi for the rear tyre), service the bike regularly, keep the air filter clean, use good-quality fuel, and shift gears at the right RPM.

Supermoto ABS is a riding mode that keeps ABS active on the front wheel while disabling it on the rear wheel. This allows experienced riders to lock the rear wheel for better control during closed-course or track riding.