KTM 250 Duke Price in Sawantwadi

The new black colour elevates the Duke to an entirely new level, giving it a striking and sophisticated appearance. The updated LCD colour display enhances functionality and aesthetics, making it more user-friendly and visually appealing. Additionally, its performance stands out as one of the best in the 250cc segment, delivering an exhilarating riding experience.

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I bought this bike in April now It is 7 months old with 15k km my experience is performance the pick is top-notch and the brakes are perfect actually they saved my life 3 times overall go for it other than any bike this price segment and cc without doubt I loved it.
The brake pad needs to change around 3 - 5k km as in Bangalore traffic for 15km I have changed 3 times front and 2 times back brake pads and regular chain lub is mandatory for every 700 to 1200 middle

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This bike is value for money.
The pickup was brilliant.
My experience is very awesome.
I suggest this bike.
The KTM 250 Duke has evolved into its third generation, and it's gotten all mean-looking. And with that, it has also matured as a motorcycle with rider aids that were previously only restricted to the 390 range. Not that the 250 Duke needs them, but it now becomes more approachable and manageable for a rider graduating from the commuter class. It’s laden with features like a bi-directional quick-shifter, dual-channel ABS with a supermoto mode, a 5-inch LCD instrument cluster with a 4-way switch cube, and then some more stuff, which we will get to in due course. While the price has gone up marginally over the Gen 2 model, the bragging rights have certainly gone up by leaps and bounds.
This bike is value for money.
The pickup was brilliant.
My experience is very awesome.
I suggest this bike.

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