A Quick Comparison Between KTM 250 Adventure Vs KTM 390 Adventure

KTM is finally attempting to bring the accessible sport motorcycle after halting riders for more than a year and a half. Thrill riders across the globe have been waiting for a sturdy road bike. It requires a lot of effort to fire something out of scratch and make it reach to space, and KTM has some excellent and legitimate reasons that make it a match-changer and unwavering participant in the Indian two-wheeler business today. The Adventure 250 will also be launched in India by KTM, which would be more economical than 390.

Comparison between KTM 250 and KTM 390:

• Based on price: The anticipated cost of KTM 250 adventure is said to be Rs. 2.3 Lakhs whereas the expected cost of 390 Adventure is said to be Rs. 3 Lakhs.

• Based on specifications: The 250 Adventure is using a 249cc fluid-cooled DOHC motor generating maximum power of 30 BHP and 24 Nm. The 390 ADV deploys a 373cc fluid-cooled single-cylinder engine that consumes a speed of 43 BHP and 37 Nm. With almost the same engine modulation comparative to their Duke contemporaries, the performance figures remain the same.

• Based on brake and suspension: The suspension configuration on either of them works the same. The models are using twisted telescopic forks at the front and WP-sourced mono-shock on end. Braking is done by ABS double-channel front and back disc brake. They both get the SuperMoto function that pulls back ABS and stability regulation for a smoother off-road performance. Both use front 19-inch tires and back 17-inch tires.

• Based on features: Both of these are feature-full motorbikes, but the 390 Adventure succeeds in offering a few more. Features of 250:

• TFT display with full-color and Bluetooth connectivity

• USB charging port

• SuperMoto Mode

• Fuel Infusion

• Ergonomic windshield

• Halogen Headlamps

• Dual-channel ABS

• Multiple Seats

Features of 390:

• Split LED headlamps

• LED Tail Lamps

• Ride-By-Wire

• Quickshifter (Worldwide Edition)

• High colour TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity

• SuperMoto Mode

• Adjustable Windscreen

• Double-Channel ABS

• Split Seats

• USB Charging Port

• Based on style: There is no distinction in design as one or the other. All bikes appear the same, putting aside the design of the headlamp. Both get alloy wheels, the design of the uncovered motor and the assertive front cowl. Yet both of them could have different colour choices onboard. On the side fenders, the quirky logos also behave identically to what is found on specific KTM bikes. The variations will be within the headlight layout, with both the 390 Adventure having full LED headlight with LED DRL. In contrast, the 250 Adventure will probably have a halogen bulb for the headlight together with LED DRL. The body visuals and subtle changes in the colour schemes also will be distinct to offer every model a unique attraction.

Finance scheme on KTM Adventure 250 and 390: For the bike loan, the purchaser gets to choose between different duration. For a 12-month lending plan, a fixed rate of interest of 5.10% is given. Whereas the rate of interest for 24 months and 36 months is up to 6.50 percent and 7.10 percent, individually.

A combination of 11 motorcycles is accessible from KTM bikes in India. These comprise of 3 forthcoming KTM bikes in India and eight new KTM bikes. The country’s chart of KTM bike models includes eight sports bikes. A few of India’s most famous KTM bikes include KTM RC 200, KTM RC 125, KTM 125 Duke, KTM RC 390, KTM 200 Duke, KTM 390 Duke, KTM 790 Duke, KTM 250 Duke.