KTM 250 Adventure Speed User Reviews

Comes with heritage of 250cc engine of duke 250, The ktm 250 adventure is truly a experience to have both off-road and on-road let's start with the trellis frame, Which is clearly inspired from dakar bikes is on the bigger side compared to other bikes in this category.Which can be good for taller riders and shorter riders might take some time to be comfortable with.The engine, Is a liquid cooled 250cc six speed short stroke engine which kicks in its power after 4000-5000 rpm.This might be a trouble in off-road trails for rookies but once acclimatized you will be all ready to go.The power output is around 30ps at 9000 rpm and max torque is 24nm at 7500 rpm.Hard off-roading is not adviced with ktm adventure 250 as it comes with alloy wheels and suspension which is on the stiffer side compared to its competitors like xpulse and himalayan but you can have your bit of fun.On indian highways, This bike has more than to offer.Can comfortably cruise in 100-110km/hr without any vibes and seats are also very comfortable.Lcd display and off-road abs are other electronic features and it lacks traction control.You will probably have to change the chain and sprocket on your third service or 15k kms as ktm advs are on the lesser end of sprocket and chain life.You can do your bit of cornering on this bike but hard corners are better if avoided as it's a adventure bike and not sports bike.

441946Exceptional suspension travel and comfort. Abundance of touring accessories and aftermarket modifications readily available in the market. Good mileage, ranging from 30 kmpl to 38 kmpl, depending on road conditions and riding style. A robust power output of 30 bhp and 24 Nm of torque from a 250cc engine, is more than sufficient for maintaining comfortable speeds of 90-100 kmph throughout the day. Liquid-cooled engine and a smooth 6-speed gearbox that excels in highway cruising. Comfortable seating posture. A premium feel to the overall build. Imparts a substantial, big-bike feel with its looks. Cons: The chain sprocket necessitates regular maintenance, typically after every 300 km. Upgrading to a Rolon brass-coated chain sprocket is recommended. The stock halogen headlight is ineffective, and an upgrade to high-quality auxiliary lamps or a Nighteye LED headlight is necessary. The seat height, at 855mm, is relatively tall. The front headlight cover can produce some irritating noises, a problem also observed in the ADV390. The rear suspension may require adjustments for enhanced comfort. The stock windshield fails to shield the rider from windblast effectively, prompting the purchase of an aftermarket windshield. Conclusion: If you're in the market for a premium adventure bike priced under 3 lakh, offering a plethora of accessories, good mileage, impressive performance, and ample luggage space, then the KTM Adventure 250 is the ideal choice.

Adventures are meant to be exhilarating and memorable and my KTM 250 Adventure has ensured just that. Powered by a 248.8 cc engine generating power of 30 PS and 24 Nm torque this bike is designed to tackle both the smooth and rough surface with equal powers. Its fuel tank capacity of 14.5 liters is perfect for long rides without stressing about fuel stops.The bike has balanced power delivery and the comfort of the WP Apex suspension make it a joy to ride on rugged terrains.Additionally the wind deflector, while effective but could be taller for better protection at high speeds.

The KTM 250 Adventure is an entry-level adventure bike designed for exploring both paved roads and light off-road trails. It offers a good balance of performance, capability, and affordability for riders seeking their first adventure bike. Its 248.76cc engine provides you much power for daily rides. It features a digital instrument cluster displaying information like speed, odometer, trip meter, fuel gauge, and gear indicator. KTM's service network is growing but might be less in numbers as compared to others

Comes with heritage of 250cc engine of duke 250, The ktm 250 adventure is truly a experience to have both off-road and on-road let's start with the trellis frame, Which is clearly inspired from dakar bikes is on the bigger side compared to other bikes in this category.Which can be good for taller riders and shorter riders might take some time to be comfortable with.The engine, Is a liquid cooled 250cc six speed short stroke engine which kicks in its power after 4000-5000 rpm.This might be a trouble in off-road trails for rookies but once acclimatized you will be all ready to go.The power output is around 30ps at 9000 rpm and max torque is 24nm at 7500 rpm.Hard off-roading is not adviced with ktm adventure 250 as it comes with alloy wheels and suspension which is on the stiffer side compared to its competitors like xpulse and himalayan but you can have your bit of fun.On indian highways, This bike has more than to offer.Can comfortably cruise in 100-110km/hr without any vibes and seats are also very comfortable.Lcd display and off-road abs are other electronic features and it lacks traction control.You will probably have to change the chain and sprocket on your third service or 15k kms as ktm advs are on the lesser end of sprocket and chain life.You can do your bit of cornering on this bike but hard corners are better if avoided as it's a adventure bike and not sports bike.

441946Exceptional suspension travel and comfort. Abundance of touring accessories and aftermarket modifications readily available in the market. Good mileage, ranging from 30 kmpl to 38 kmpl, depending on road conditions and riding style. A robust power output of 30 bhp and 24 Nm of torque from a 250cc engine, is more than sufficient for maintaining comfortable speeds of 90-100 kmph throughout the day. Liquid-cooled engine and a smooth 6-speed gearbox that excels in highway cruising. Comfortable seating posture. A premium feel to the overall build. Imparts a substantial, big-bike feel with its looks. Cons: The chain sprocket necessitates regular maintenance, typically after every 300 km. Upgrading to a Rolon brass-coated chain sprocket is recommended. The stock halogen headlight is ineffective, and an upgrade to high-quality auxiliary lamps or a Nighteye LED headlight is necessary. The seat height, at 855mm, is relatively tall. The front headlight cover can produce some irritating noises, a problem also observed in the ADV390. The rear suspension may require adjustments for enhanced comfort. The stock windshield fails to shield the rider from windblast effectively, prompting the purchase of an aftermarket windshield. Conclusion: If you're in the market for a premium adventure bike priced under 3 lakh, offering a plethora of accessories, good mileage, impressive performance, and ample luggage space, then the KTM Adventure 250 is the ideal choice.

Adventures are meant to be exhilarating and memorable and my KTM 250 Adventure has ensured just that. Powered by a 248.8 cc engine generating power of 30 PS and 24 Nm torque this bike is designed to tackle both the smooth and rough surface with equal powers. Its fuel tank capacity of 14.5 liters is perfect for long rides without stressing about fuel stops.The bike has balanced power delivery and the comfort of the WP Apex suspension make it a joy to ride on rugged terrains.Additionally the wind deflector, while effective but could be taller for better protection at high speeds.

The KTM 250 Adventure is an entry-level adventure bike designed for exploring both paved roads and light off-road trails. It offers a good balance of performance, capability, and affordability for riders seeking their first adventure bike. Its 248.76cc engine provides you much power for daily rides. It features a digital instrument cluster displaying information like speed, odometer, trip meter, fuel gauge, and gear indicator. KTM's service network is growing but might be less in numbers as compared to others