KTM Duke 200
KTM Duke 200 is a 200cc sports naked bike with price starting from Rs. 1.98 lakh. It is available in 3 colours and is offered in a single variant. Duke 200 mileage is 33 kmpl. The bike gets disc brakes in the front and rear, apart from this it weighs 159 kg and has a fuel tank capacity of 13.4 liters. Duke 200 is a tough competitor to Bajaj Dominar 250, Bajaj Pulsar NS200 and Royal Enfield Classic 350 .
Pros and Cons of Duke 200
Likes
- Sharp and Aggressive appearance
- Most powerful 200cc bike on sale today
- Comes with dual-channel ABS
Dislikes
- A bit pricey for a 200cc bike; engine requires hard revs to extract its maximum potential
Expert's Conclusion
The fact that it has a 200cc motor and still delivers incredible performance makes the 200 Duke come out as an absolute winner. That said, the substantial hike in price means it now costs more than the higher-capacity bikes like Suzuki Gixxer 250. However, it still remains one of the most thrilling bikes you can buy today.
KTM Duke 200 Specifications
- 200 CCEngine
- 33 KmplMileage
- 25 PS @ 10,000 rpmMax Power
- 13.4 LitersFuel Capacity
- TubelessTyre Type
- 159 KgKerb Weight
KTM Duke 200 Overview
KTM has launched two new colours for the Duke 200 including an updated Electronic Orange colour and a new Dark Galvano colour. Both these colours will be sold along with the existing Silver Metallic Matt shade. Also, here’s how many 200 Dukes KTM sold during the month of April 2024. 2025 Duke 200 has been spotted and here’s all you need to know about it.
The KTM Duke 200 was the first KTM bike to be launched in India back in 2012. It revolutionised the idea of performance naked motorcycles at an accessible price point.
KTM Duke 200 Key Highlights
Price: KTM Duke 200 is priced at Rs 1,98,950 (ex-showroom Delhi). It is available in two colour options: Electronic Orange and Dark Galvano.
Design: The KTM 200 Duke gets a sharp look, which is the same as the previous-gen KTM Duke 250. To differentiate between them, KTM has given both motorcycles different liveries. Just like the KTM 390 Duke, the KTM 200 Duke continues to use an underbelly exhaust.
Features: The KTM Duke 200 comes equipped with an LED headlight and LED DRLs from the previous-gen KTM Duke 250, along with LED turn signals and an LED tail lamp. The bike also has a fully digital instrument console, the same as before, which shows speed, engine RPM, fuel level, real-time mileage, average mileage and average speed, along with a clock.
Engine: The KTM 200 Duke is powered by a BS6.2 compliant, 199.5cc, liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, which produces 25PS and 19.3Nm. The engine is paired with a 6-speed gearbox.
Suspension, Brakes & Other Details: The KTM Duke 200 is built on a tubular split-trellis frame, which is suspended on a 43mm front USD fork and 10-step preload-adjustable monoshock at the rear. Braking is handled by a 300mm disc up front and a 230mm rear disc brake. It comes with dual-channel ABS as standard. The bike rolls on 17-inch alloys, wrapped in 110-section (front) and 150mm (rear) tubeless MRF tyres. The KTM 200 Duke has a 13.4-litre fuel tank and weighs 159kg (kerb). The seat on this bike is 822mm tall, with the ground clearance being 155mm.
Rivals: The KTM 200 Duke goes up against the likes of the Bajaj Pulsar NS200 and TVS Apache RTR 200 4V. The Honda Hornet 2.0, however, is just a rung lower and would not be considered as its direct rival. Although not as direct rivals, the Yamaha MT-15 and Suzuki Gixxer 250 serve as worthy competitors as well.
Variants: The KTM Duke 200 is available in just one variant. It comes in three colour options: Electronic Orange, Dark Galvano and Silver Metallic Matt.
The 200 Duke has been for an update for a long time, and KTM is going all gung ho with the features
KTM Duke 200 Price and Variants
Variants | Ex-Showroom Price | ||
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Duke 200 STD200 cc . 33 kmpl |
Rs. 1.98 Lakh
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KTM Duke 200 Videos
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2020 KTM 200 Duke BS6 First Ride Review | India’s Favourite Duke Gets Better25 Feb, 2020 20146 views
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KTM Duke 200 (2017) : Review : PowerDrift1 Mar, 2017 522323 views
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KTM Duke 200 (2017) : 0 to 60 - 0 to 100 Speed Test : PowerDrift28 Feb, 2017 115946 views
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KTM Duke 200 (2017) : All you need to know : PowerDrift24 Feb, 2017 416321 views
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Duke 200 vs Pulsar 200NS : Review : PowerDrift19 May, 2013 1696007 views
KTM Duke 200 Expert Review
The KTM Duke 200 is an iconic motorcycle that started the orange madness in India, but since its launch in 2012 the bike remained more or less unchanged. Now with the second generation Duke lineup, the KTM 200 Duke has got a much needed update, both in terms of design and features. Here’s how it feels in the real world.
Design
The design of the Duke 200 now makes it look similar to the 1290 Super Duke R, with the new LED headlight and tank extensions. The bike still retains the old console that we have seen on the first generation 200 Duke. The new subframe is a bit longer and with its addition, the bike has received a new seat and feels larger as a whole, giving it a commanding presence on road.
The exhaust is still an underbelly unit and the bike and KTM has provided a small protective bash plate as well. It doesn’t cover the exhaust components fully and the bike’s ground clearance has taken a hit.
Engine, Mileage And Performance
The engine used is the same 199cc liquid-cooled single cylinder engine that we saw on the 1st Gen Duke 200, it produces 25PS and 19.2Nm torque. The engine still retains the rev-friendly, peppy nature that we associate with the 1st gen 200 Duke. Vibrations are an issue beyond 6000rpm, and the high strung motor makes the vibrations known at the pegs and fuel tank.
Handling And Ride Quality
The 2nd gen 200 Duke has undergone a bit of changes in terms of its underpinnings, now the bike’s weight has gone up by 9kg, bringing the kerb weight to 159kg. The seat height has gone up by 5mm bringing it to 823mm and the ground clearance has gone down by 20mm, so it's now 155mm. The increase in seat height will make the bike a bit harder to handle for shorter riders, as getting both feet planted is now not easy. This will be a problem in stop and go traffic conditions.
But the increased size of the bike has also brought a more spacious seat which allows riders to shift around the saddle. The increased weight can be felt when switching directions but the addition of wider handlebars has offered greater leverage, thus minimizing the effects of the added weight.
Comfort
The addition of the longer subframe has given the KTM Duke 200 a larger seat. The seat is well-cushioned and has enough room for larger riders to move around as well. Another additional plus point of the new seat is that it is able to absorb a bit of vibrations that come from the engine so the rider doesn’t feel anything on their bum.
Features
The KTM 200 Duke comes with the same LCD instrument console we have seen on the smaller 125 Duke. It gives standard readouts like speed, fuel levels, rpms and odometer and trip meters. But it can be a bit hard to read in direct sunlight and the rpm levels on the tachometer can be a bit hard to read while riding as the numbers are too small. Other features include dual-channel ABS.
Verdict
The KTM Duke 200 is the most powerful bike in the 200cc segment, making it a good choice if you are looking to buy a performance oriented naked. It may not be super rich in features, but you might not miss it considering its exciting performance.
KTM Duke 200 User Reviews
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Mileage3.8/5
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Performance4.4/5
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Maintenance3.6/5
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Comfort4.2/5
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Features & Styling4.4/5
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- Dark Galvano
- Electronic Orange
- Silver Metallic Matt
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Questions & Answers on Duke 200
Answered by Zigwheels Expert- Latest
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- The KTM Duke 200 features disc brakes at the front and rear.
- The KTM Duke 200 price in Pune starts from Rs. 1.95 Lakh (ex-showroom). For the availability and waiting period, we would suggest you to please connect with the nearest authorized dealer in Pune as it depends on their stock book. Follow the link for dealership details.
- For the availability, we would suggest you to please connect with the nearest authorized dealer in your city as it depends on their stock book. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership detail.
- The KTM Duke 200 is available in 1 variant only, which is KTM Duke 200 STD.
- The top speed of KTM 200 Duke is 142 kmph.
- The kerb weight of Duke 200 is 159 Kg.
- The kerb weight of Duke 200 is 159 Kg.
- KTM Duke 200 is available in 2 different colours Electronic Orange and dark Silver Metallic.
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