Is it best for long ride - Duke 200? - KTM Duke 200 (2013

Q. Is it best for long ride - Duke 200?
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Lohith | 5 years ago

Nope if you want to cruise in triple digits speed...The character of Duke 200 is low end power but struggles at the top end so it makes cruising on highway bit difficult.. And also the tank capacity is around 10 liters which is very small you need to keep a eye on petrol bunks for every 200 + kilometers. Also the seat isn't the comfortable one for long rides but for short drives it's quite manageable.. you need a after market air seats for sure if you want to go for an long ride.

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Siddharth | 5 years ago

It can do long distance touring as the engine can cruise at 110 kmph all day long. However the seat is on the firm side and foot pegs are rear set, so it might get uncomfortable after riding for sometime. You can make some modifications like extra cushion in seat and handlebar riser to make is better, however there are better options available in the market today like Dominar and Mojo if you want to buy a bike just for touring

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SuperCharged | 2 years ago

If by 'best' you mean the engine then yes. Otherwise, its not at all meant for long rides. The seat is small and hard, your knees bend alot which causes alot of fatigue and pain. The engine feels stressed over 100kmph which is not an issue but irritating at times and of course the heavy wind blast since its a naked motorcycle. So overall, do not buy the duke if touring is your main agenda.

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Siddharth | 5 years ago

It is good, i have done many long rides, max 600 kms in a day you can do comfortably, but if touring is your only purpose look for other bikes like dominar or FZ25

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Arjunpangare | 5 years ago

NOT THAT MUCH, BECAUSE THE SEATE OF DUKE 200 IS HARD, IT WAS NOT COMFORTABLE TO LONG RIDE, I CAN GO WITH 250 KM CONTINUE IS NOT COMFORTABLE TO MORE 200 KM TO ME

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Jay | 4 years ago

Depends on how much long. For me longest is been 120km non stop and then i got a mild back pain along with butts thighs strain

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Jagan | 5 years ago

@ Lohith | Nope if you want to cruise in triple digits speed...The character of Duke 200 is low end power but struggles at the top end so it makes cruising on highway bit difficult.. And also the tank capacity is around 10 liters which is very small you need to keep a eye on petrol bunks for every 200 + kilometers. Also the seat isn't the comfortable one for long rides but for short drives it's quite manageable.. you need a after market air seats for sure if you want to go for an long ride.

You are exactly rite... But the tank will get u upto 300 ish KM in highway...

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Moto | 4 years ago

200 bs6 good experience but 200 kms just back pain but no problem just rest go to ride

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Kashiya | 4 years ago

No... its not best for long drives.. as its seat is not too comfortable to ride for too long...

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Lalruatsanga | 4 years ago

Not the best one..but you can consider it to be..it's your choice

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Harsh | 4 years ago

It's good though you'll need to do some modifications.

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Ruthvik | 5 years ago

Sure, do not listen to anyone who says otherwise, it's a splendid tourer with a comfortable riding position with a splendid cruising speed.

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Srinivas | 5 years ago

Best of best I driven 1000kms non stop in duke 200

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Supreeth | 4 years ago

@ Lohith | Nope if you want to cruise in triple digits speed...The character of Duke 200 is low end power but struggles at the top end so it makes cruising on highway bit difficult.. And also the tank capacity is around 10 liters which is very small you need to keep a eye on petrol bunks for every 200 + kilometers. Also the seat isn't the comfortable one for long rides but for short drives it's quite manageable.. you need a after market air seats for sure if you want to go for an long ride.

Can you please review the duke 200 BS6 version

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Aditya | 5 years ago

Yes...on highways ktm duke 200 is best...

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Supreeth | 4 years ago

@ Lohith | Nope if you want to cruise in triple digits speed...The character of Duke 200 is low end power but struggles at the top end so it makes cruising on highway bit difficult.. And also the tank capacity is around 10 liters which is very small you need to keep a eye on petrol bunks for every 200 + kilometers. Also the seat isn't the comfortable one for long rides but for short drives it's quite manageable.. you need a after market air seats for sure if you want to go for an long ride.

Can you review the duke 200 BS6 version

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Ally | 5 years ago

How mach shiling duke 200 cost tanzania

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Achaleshwar | 5 years ago

No, too sporty stance for riding

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Hydmoto | 4 years ago

Suited for 150-200kms without back issues.

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Taurus | 4 years ago

No..can be painful...but not impossible

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Shaiksalman | 4 years ago

Yes possibly for 500kms

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Vasu | 4 years ago

You feel some pain.. but can do..

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Lolaksha | 4 years ago

Yes because more powerful engine power it is better use long ride

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Surojit | 5 years ago

Yes very good long ride Duke 200

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Thanush | 4 years ago

Um no it is not nice

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Vedant | 5 years ago

Depend on the rider

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Jagannath | 4 years ago

Not that much its not very comfortable

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Digu | 5 years ago

Upto 500-600 km

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Nirmal | 5 years ago

Of coarse

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Akarsh | 4 years ago

Yes more Comfartble

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Kishor S | 5 years ago

700.klm

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Althaf | 5 years ago

Yess

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ANIL | 5 years ago

Yes

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Arun | 5 years ago

Yes

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GautamSingh | 5 years ago

Yes

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B | 5 years ago

Yes

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Sujanroy | 5 years ago

Yes

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ONE | 3 years ago

Yes

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Mukesh | 4 years ago

Yes

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Ghangesh | 4 years ago

Yes

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Ujjal | 4 years ago

Yes

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Arjun | 4 years ago

Yes

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Akash | 4 years ago

Heating issue

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Sj | 5 years ago

Yes

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Utkarsh | 5 years ago

Yes

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Sarah | 5 years ago

No

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Ameet | 5 years ago

No

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Mohit | 5 years ago

Yes it is best for long drive but make sure to service your bike before going on a trip

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Lamphrang | 4 years ago

Ofcourse

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Aravind | 3 years ago

Yes sar

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Phakiyaraj | 5 years ago

Yes

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Rupinix | 3 years ago

Yes

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Hl | 3 years ago

Yes

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Mohammad | 4 years ago

Yes

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Lemuel | 4 years ago

Yes

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Amit | 3 years ago

Ok

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Varaprasadksn | 4 years ago

No

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Dhurbojyoti | 4 years ago

No

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Ganesh | 3 years ago

Yes

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Cruz | 5 years ago

Yes off course its one of the finnest machine s

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Inder | 5 years ago

It is not comfortable for long ride..

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Alaporan | 5 years ago

Ktm 200 prize in thajavur totally

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Raju | 5 years ago

Absolutely best and comfortable

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Richi | 5 years ago

Yes it's best for long rides.

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Gautam | 6 years ago

Yes, Only for single rider.

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Krrish | 5 years ago

Yes of course bro

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Sammy | 5 years ago

Yes.

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Bhuwan | 5 years ago

Yeh

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Pankj | 2 years ago

Yes

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