KTM Bikes

No, there is an eight mm difference between the seat heights of both the bikes. KTM 200 Duke and KTM 125 Duke have a seat height of 810 mm and 818 mm.

No. if you are installing the tyres of same size (Front -110/70 - 17, Rear -150/60 - 17), you may go for any brand. Always ensure the quality of tyre before instaling.

Both bikes are good enough and have their own forte. If we talk about KTM 200 Duke, swing a leg over the 200 Duke and you feel a sense of familiarity as the rider’s triangle is nearly identical to the 250 Duke and the 390 Duke. The footpegs are rear set, the handlebars are a bit raised, and you sit a little further back than before. Thanks to the new subframe, the rider’s seat is quite comfortable and there’s enough room for the rider to move around. The older model’s seat height was already on the higher side, but at 823mm, the seat height on the BS6 model has increased by 5mm. That along with the now wider seat might make it a little difficult for shorter folks to plant their feet on the ground. On the other hand if we talk about Dominar 250, in terms of ergonomics, there is absolutely no difference in the 250cc and 400cc versions. The riding position is upright with tall and wide handlebars that aren’t hard to reach at all. And while the footpegs are rearset, they’re not uncomfortably so. Couple this with a fairly accessible seat height of 800mm, and riders of pretty much any height should have no problems on the Dominar. The rider’s seat is quite spacious and comfortable too. Bajaj bills the Dominar as a “Sports Tourer”, and we believe that long hours in the saddle shouldn’t be too difficult. So, both are comfortable enough and as per the ergonimics, the comfort of a bike can not be same for everyone, we would suggest you to take a test ride in order to ge better clarity. Check out authorised dealership details. In terms of fuel efficiency, KTM 200 Duke has an upper hand. It delivers a claimed mileage of 35kmpl and you can expect a mileage around 30kmpl in Dominar 250. You may compare both the bikes accordingly.

Yes, KTM 200 Duke comes with a fuel injection fuel supply system.

Yes

60km/h