KTM 250 Adventure Luggage Space User Reviews

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.

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.