What is the mileage of KTM RC 200?

It's 30 kmph in the city and 35 can be promising.its a average bike in 200cc segment my thoughts its ok in that segment

For RC 200 and re 350 both are different segment bikes. If you like cruisers and legacy you can go with re350 but if you like the adrenaline rush, like to hold tight even at high speeds on corner or want to zoom out like a bullet get RC 200.

The Dominar 400 is a new breed of affordable performance bikes for the masses. Having said that, if you’re in the hunt for an affordable, fast and comfortable highway cruiser that performs well in the city too then the Dominar 400 definitely deserves a close look before finalising your choice. The ARAI claimed mileage is of 26.50 kmpl. On the other hand, The RC 200 has set the bar quite high for the entry-level sports bike segment. The committed ergonomics might not be everyone’s cup of tea but if you are looking for cornering dynamics with an added dose of power but are on a budget, your search ends here. Offers the ARAI claimed mileage of 35 kmpl. Moreover, the actual figures regarding mileage may differ depending upon the factors like road conditions and the riding pattern. Selection of the best pick depends upon one's choice and preference. Do take the test ride for both the bikes so that you can get a complete idea regarding the ease and comfort offered.

Well its not that low as known for the rc. My bike is 1 month old and I can tell you one thing about the mileage that it all depends on how you ride the bike. When i am rough on bike it gives me an average of 20 or below but while you are riding it perfectly that is going easy on the throttle it would give you around 40 and above. Let me tell you one thing the highest mileage i have got on my rc is 52. But that was in night with less traffic and onto the 6th gear and at a constant speed of 65-70 kmph.

The ARAI claimed mileage of KTM RC 200 is 35 kmpl. The actual mileage figure differs due to the factors like road conditions and riding pattern. In order to improve the mileage, we would suggest you to ride slower. Riding fast can reduce your fuel efficiency by up to 33% if you are travelling above 60 mph. It is best to change gears appropriately and match the gear and the RPM carefully. You have to be careful when going to the tuner. Make sure the tuning is just to keep your engine running at the proper revs to provide maximum fuel efficiency.

The RC 200 returns a mileage of around 30 km/l. Moreover, the bike has a top speed of 140kmph. Hence the KTM can reach a higher speed than the Royal Enfield Classic 500.

The Duke RC200 has a reserve of 1.5 litres. The mileage of the bike would depend on the maintenance and the continuous running off the bike at a speed under 60-80kmpl. If the mileage is calculated according to the ARAI figures then Duke RC200 can reach about 45km in the 1.5-litre fuel.

That is a mis information. According to company RC 200 gives 30 kmpl while RC 390 gives 25 kmpl. And in real life everyday use, in a mix of high way and city driving, RC 200 gives 26-27kmpl while RC 390 gives 20-21 kmpl