KTM has unveiled its premium bike KTM 1390 Super Duke R. The bike has a powerful and attractive design, with features that are bound to attract attention. The majority of the bike’s design is similar to the previous KTM model, the Super Duke 1290.
However, KTM has redesigned the headlight and winglets of this hyper-fast street bike. It is equipped with a new LC8 engine that can produce 190hp power at 10,000 rpm and 145nm torque at 8,000 rpm, paired with a 6-speed gearbox. The fuel tank has also been increased in size to 17.5 liters, allowing for a longer travel range.
To make travel easier, the bike is equipped with upside-down forks at the front and a monoshock suspension at the rear. The total weight of the bike is 200 kilograms. It also features a special quickshifter system to assist in generating high power and torque.
In terms of features, the bike includes multiple riding modes – Auto, Comfort, Rain, Street, and Sport, traction control system, a 5-inch TFT instrument console, tire pressure monitoring system, and dual-channel ABS, among other powerful features. The bike also has an advanced anti-wheelie feature that operates through the push of a button.
With these impressive features, the reputation of the Duke 1390 R is expected to rise, as experts say that demand for bikes in this segment is generally low. However, KTM has done an exceptional job, enhancing the company’s global recognition.
As for the launch, it is expected to be launched at the beginning of next year, with deliveries starting within a month. Official information about the price is expected to be available in the coming days as the company shares it.
Summery:
– KTM has unveiled its premium bike Super Duke 1390R.
– The bike has a powerful V-twin engine that can produce 190hp power and 145nm torque.
– Features include a bigger fuel tank, upside down front forks, and advanced anti-wheelie feature.
– The bike is expected to be launched at the beginning of next year with deliveries starting within a month.
– The official price is yet to be announced by the company.
