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  • Re: All fellow Duke 200 owners need one answer

    Originally posted by hunkofgals View Post
    @ Evander and above

    I have cleaned the brake pads with grit paper and still the sound exists and yea even the disc is cleaned

    Just 6000 Kms
    Do u think the disc plate or disc pads are worn ??

    And regarding loosening of clutch

    U have two bolts near the clutch wore which is attached to the engine side ( right ) loosen one of the bolt and u can adjust with the other bolt to ur desired play

    If I'm wrong please so correct me


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    Did you notice this after Bike wash? Check whether any rust is formed, bcoz you stay in coastal area. Change the Break Pads as the final option.
    KTM Lover,

    Zak

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    • Re: All fellow Duke 200 owners need one answer

      Seems like we need to contact EBC Brakes for better Brake pads. :P That squeaking occurs when you use the brakes very gradually, sudden use of it doesnt make that sound.
      2012 KTM Duke 200 ...Pure Love on two wheels <3

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      • Re: All fellow Duke 200 owners need one answer

        Originally posted by Syed Zakir Ahamed View Post
        Did you notice this after Bike wash? Check whether any rust is formed, bcoz you stay in coastal area. Change the Break Pads as the final option.
        yes there are few rust deposits on the disc

        Originally posted by Evander_F View Post
        Seems like we need to contact EBC Brakes for better Brake pads. :P That squeaking occurs when you use the brakes very gradually, sudden use of it doesnt make that sound.
        exactly
        when u brake gradually and come to halt then only it makes the sound
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        • Re: All fellow Duke 200 owners need one answer

          hi everyone. iv been hearing some khat khat noise from the front sprocket area whenever i ride the bike slow. i have tightned the chain and the clutch also but the sound is still there. anyone having the same problem please share your solution.

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          • Re: KTM 200 Duke

            hi, guys i am getting "service not reset" message whenever i start my duke. can anyone tell how i can reset the service message because the service guys didn't reset it in the 1st service.thanx

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            • Re: KTM 200 Duke

              Originally posted by vikundefined View Post
              hi, guys i am getting "service not reset" message whenever i start my duke. can anyone tell how i can reset the service message because the service guys didn't reset it in the 1st service.thanx
              I don't think you can do that yourself. The diagnostic tool which is connected to ecu is used to do that. So you will have to go to the service center again

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              • Re: KTM 200 Duke

                Originally posted by Xzibit Roll View Post
                I don't think you can do that yourself. The diagnostic tool which is connected to ecu is used to do that. So you will have to go to the service center again

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                thanks for replying.No you don't need to go to service center for resetting service message. I found a way how to do it " just press set button for 15 secs and service message will go.

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                • Re: KTM 200 Duke

                  Has anyone experienced issues with tappet noise?

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                  • Re: KTM 200 Duke

                    Originally posted by Ri$hi View Post
                    Has anyone experienced issues with tappet noise?
                    Ya Bro Before that Noise Gets Louder Go to The Service center..They will adjust the valves .....But mine was the connecting ROD issue :\

                    But Here is a Problem Even i experiencing the SPROCKET Sound "Kat" "Kat" When i Slow down around 10-30 speed
                    It is very annoying..
                    I have clocked 12k KMS
                    And I am Off to Alibaug Tomorrow with bike...Is it ok to ride with that sound?.
                    Please reply folks,
                    Thanks!
                    Riding with a cool mind always !

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                    • Re: KTM 200 Duke

                      Hello,

                      I'm trying my best to explain the steps here... [MENTION=47077]vikundefined[/MENTION], My "next service distance" was reset at the service center during first service (I saw it myself).
                      Post that when i was checking how to set different values on the console like RPM1, RPM2, time and stuff I've changed the next service distance as well, a couple of months back.

                      Since instructions for setting values like ones I mentioned above has been given in the Manual, I didn't find anything for "next service distance" (still I did it somehow) also I can't exactly recollect how i managed to do that.

                      I can randomly recall the steps (trail and error process though!), steps as follows:

                      (Note: As i had already mentioned it's a trail and error process, It's a combination of step 1.1, 2, 3,.. and the rest OR step 1.2, 2, 3,.. and the rest or step 1.3, 2, 3,. with the rest of steps to be tried)

                      1.1 Make sure ODO appears on the display.
                      1.2 Make sure TRIP 1 appears on the display.
                      1.3 Make sure TRIP 2 appears on the display.
                      2.0 Press and hold MODE and SET button together for 5-10 secs.
                      3.0 The distance for next service appears.
                      4.0 Set the distance using MODE and SET buttons.
                      5.1 Once done DO NOT press either of the button.
                      5.2 Once done press and hold MODE and SET button together for 10-15 secs.

                      (Similarly steps 5.1 OR 5.2 needs to tried as a combination with rest)

                      Please feel free to revert with Q's if you have any doubts, Will try my best to help..!


                      Thanks!
                      Sarav
                      Last edited by Srvn; 05-18-2013, 09:39 PM.

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                      • Re: KTM 200 Duke

                        Originally posted by Srvn View Post
                        Hello,

                        I'm trying my best to explain the steps here... @vikundefined, My "next service distance" was reset at the service center during first service (I saw it myself).
                        Post that when i was checking how to set different values on the console like RPM1, RPM2, time and stuff I've changed the next service distance as well, a couple of months back.

                        Since instructions for setting values like ones I mentioned above has been given in the Manual, I didn't find anything for "next service distance" (still I did it somehow) also I can't exactly recollect how i managed to do that.

                        I can randomly recall the steps (trail and error process though!), steps as follows:

                        (Note: As i had already mentioned it's a trail and error process, It's a combination of step 1.1, 2, 3,.. and the rest OR step 1.2, 2, 3,.. and the rest or step 1.3, 2, 3,. with the rest of steps to be tried)

                        1.1 Make sure ODO appears on the display.
                        1.2 Make sure TRIP 1 appears on the display.
                        1.3 Make sure TRIP 2 appears on the display.
                        2.0 Press and hold MODE and SET button together for 5-10 secs.
                        3.0 The distance for next service appears.
                        4.0 Set the distance using MODE and SET buttons.
                        5.1 Once done DO NOT press either of the button.
                        5.2 Once done press and hold MODE and SET button together for 10-15 secs.

                        (Similarly steps 5.1 OR 5.2 needs to tried as a combination with rest)

                        Please feel free to revert with Q's if you have any doubts, Will try my best to help..!


                        Thanks!
                        Sarav
                        bro i know how to reset the service message. Just press the set button for 15seconds and the message disappear.

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                        • Re: KTM 200 Duke

                          hello everyone!
                          Last night me and my friend were hanging out in the city. My friend owns a P220. He just tried to insert his 220's key into my duke's fuel lid opener and boom! it opened!! I was shocked! Then we checked if we could turn on the ignition of my duke with his key but that did not work. I tried to use duke's key on his fuel lid and ignition but failed both times!!

                          I had read somewhere an year ago that the pattern of the keys of P220s repeat every 10000 motorcycles or so but it's not so with the KTM. Now the problem is P220 key can open the fuel lid of the duke (my case atleast!).

                          Does anybody have any idea about the reason?
                          Scary stuff! Hope nobody elese finds out Not when we know the cost of petrol!

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                          • Re: KTM 200 Duke

                            Originally posted by mouli_wander View Post
                            hello everyone!
                            Last night me and my friend were hanging out in the city. My friend owns a P220. He just tried to insert his 220's key into my duke's fuel lid opener and boom! it opened!! I was shocked! Then we checked if we could turn on the ignition of my duke with his key but that did not work. I tried to use duke's key on his fuel lid and ignition but failed both times!!

                            I had read somewhere an year ago that the pattern of the keys of P220s repeat every 10000 motorcycles or so but it's not so with the KTM. Now the problem is P220 key can open the fuel lid of the duke (my case atleast!).

                            Does anybody have any idea about the reason?
                            Scary stuff! Hope nobody elese finds out Not when we know the cost of petrol!
                            That's some scary stuff bro

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                            • Re: KTM 200 Duke

                              Originally posted by mouli_wander View Post
                              hello everyone!
                              Does anybody have any idea about the reason?
                              Scary stuff! Hope nobody elese finds out Not when we know the cost of petrol!
                              Mouli, you post something like this on a forum with thousands of visitors and "hope" nobody finds out?

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                              • Re: KTM 200 Duke

                                Hey everyone,I've been following Xbhp since quite a few months and I've read every page of this informative tthread
                                I'm planning to buy a new bike,I'll be booking it today or tomorrow
                                ive narrowed my choice to the duke 200 and the r15 , I love the duke but I am quite concerned because a lot of people seem to be facing a lot of problem with the chain sprocket and noises from different parts of the bike and the hard seat
                                My requirements are as follows
                                1) comfortable city ride
                                2) maintanance free( excluding the regular oil changes and stuff)
                                3) after purchase survice (location Hyderabad )
                                & being owner friendly
                                So would the duke be the bike for me !?
                                thanks in advance
                                The equation is simple mate,If you can't REDLINE ​it you don't deserve it.

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