KTM 160 Duke News

From a Doctor Doom-inspired bike to prices hikes

These bikes will make your motorcycle riding journey way easier

Why should boys have all the fun?

This new variant of the KTM 160 Duke was recently launched at a price of Rs 1,78,536 (ex-showroom)

One of these bikes offer slightly more features, and still cost Rs 13,000 less

The Pulsar 220F was updated, and the KTM Duke 160 got a new variant too

It costs about Rs 8000 more than the base LCD console variant!

New buyers can take a test ride of the 160 Duke at dedicated go-kart tracks with the new Orange XP-160 initiative

Lots of awesome launches this year – truly to set your heart alight this Diwali!

If you have been thinking on getting the KTM 160 Duke on loan, this EMI guide will help you make a right decision

If you’re planning on getting a new KTM bike under 350cc, this is the best time as they are cheaper than ever! Check the full official price list

All the colours look quite sporty, but one of them really stands out!

Does the KTM Duke 160 have what it takes to go up against the new TVS Apache RTR 160 4V? Here’s what we think

If you’re planning to buy a new KTM bike, we’d advise you to wait till September 22, which is when the new reduced prices will come into effect

The Duke series starts from a humble 160cc engine and goes all the way up to a beastly 1350cc V-twin heart

Both the bikes are almost similar, but there’s one key difference

If you’re in your late teens or early twenties, save this article right now, for it might help you convince your parents to finally buy you a bike!

A calm retro motorcycle, a fully faired bike, a lightning fast e-scooter and more - lots of options for around the same price as the baby Duke

From TVS’ entry into the 150cc scooter space to a Hero 125cc bike with cruise control - there’s a lot to look forward to

LOTS of new launches from Royal Enfield, KTM, Yezdi and Ola!

Slightly more powerful than the Yamaha MT 15, costs around Rs 4,500 more

The Austrian brand has now confirmed that the new KTM bike will indeed be called the 160 Duke

A much-awaited neo-retro cafe racer was launched this week!

It will replace the now-discontinued KTM Duke 125 and directly rival the Yamaha MT 15 Version 2.0