Both the naked motorcycles have been updated with new colour choices as they remain the same in terms of design, features and engine specs
KTM India has introduced new colour options for the 200 Duke and 250 Duke in the country. While KTM 200 Duke gets a new colourway in the form of Atlantic Blue, the KTM 250 Duke will now be available in two new paint schemes namely Slate Grey and Silver Metallic. Both the naked motorcycles retain their existing colours as they also remain unchanged in terms of design, features and engine specs. KTM 200 Duke is priced at Rs 1.94 lakh while the bigger 250 Duke comes at a sticker price of Rs 2.14 lakh. Both the prices mentioned before are ex-showroom, Delhi.
KTM 200 Duke Colours
A few days back, KTM 200 Duke was spotted at a company dealership in Atlantic Blue shade which is complemented by Orange colour on fuel tank and headlight cowl. On the other hand, the main frame and wheels are finished in black while the sub-frame also flaunts an orange shade. Apart from this, the naked bike can be availed in Electric Orange, Dark Galvano and Silver Metallic colours.
Sitting on a steel trellis frame, KTM 200 Duke boasts of 43 mm USD front forks and monoshock unit at rear with 10-step preload adjustablility. The stopping power comes from disc units at both ends, which are supported by a dual-channel ABS. At the heart, the naked bike has a 199.5cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine which develops top power of 24.7 bhp and peak torque of 19.3 Nm, mated to a 6-speed gearbox.
KTM 250 Duke Colours
KTM 250 Duke used to come in a single colour option till now in the form of Ebony Black. In the newly introduced Slate Grey color, the bike gets dark grey theme on tank panels while the fuel tank in finished in Orange colour. As for the Silver Metallic, it comes with silver shade on the tank extensions while we can see a dark grey theme on the fuel tank.
KTM 250 Duke uses a trellis frame which is suspended by WP-sourced USD front forks and monoshock rear unit. It comes with a 320 mm front disc and 240 mm rear disc unit as standard. The naked bike is powered by a 249.7cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled petrol engine which generates max power of 30.5 bhp and highest torque of 25 Nm while linked to a 6-speed transmission.
Since the new colour options have been updated on the official website with pricing, we believe that they have already reached dealerships. Though KTM is yet to roll out any press note with affirmation, the sales of these models is likely to have commenced.
