KTM is offering a limited number of Duke 390 with White paint scheme; available in select cities at no extra cost
Austrian bike manufacturer KTM is offering a limited edition of Duke 390 model, which comes painted in White instead of the brand’s signature Orange paint scheme. The Duke 390 White is available only in limited numbers and in select cities. The bike is available at Rs. 2.25 lakh (ex-showroom, New Delhi), which means the buyers don’t need to pay any extra price to purchase the limited edition model.
Apart from the White paint scheme, the limited edition model is purely identical to the regular Duke 390. The design, features and technical specifications remain unchanged. But a different colour scheme surely adds zing to the very popular high-performance KTM bike.
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The Austrian bike manufacturer launched the new 2017 KTM Duke 390 in February this year after its global premiere at the EICMA 2016. It came with significant design change and more premium looking compared to the previous model. The new Duke 390 gets an aggressive looking split LED headlamp, new fully digital TFT instrument cluster, an all-new muscular 13.4-litre capacity fuel tank and revised seat offering more comfort to the rider. The limited edition Duke 390 comes with White painted tank scoops, which are painted in the brand’s signature Orange colour in the regular model.
The front mudguard too comes wearing White, which is painted in Black in the regular model. Apart from that, the limited edition Duke 390 gets nothing different. Power source for the bike is the same 373.2 cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled fuel-injected engine mated to a 6-speed transmission. The engine is capable of churning out 43.5 PS of peak power at 9,000 rpm and 37 Nm of peak torque at 7,000 rpm.
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KTM has equipped the 2017 Duke 390 with slipper clutch and ride by wire technology. Suspension duty in the high-performance bike is done by 43 mm upside down front forks and a multi-step adjustable rear monoshock absorber. For breaking duty, it relies on large 320 mm front disc brake and a 230 mm rear disc brake.