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  • Re: KTM Duke 200 Start up problem

    Your Starter Coil has gone brother. It\'s in initial stage. Get it replaced ASAP for free, if Your bike is <2-years old.
    Things may get worse as the days progress. I had similar issue, rode for 5 days. Just the day before taking it to service center, the bike didn\'t start. I was about to tow in an Auto for 1.5K, but luckily charging the Battery Jugaad came handy and immediately started my bike and rushed to SC.

    ATB.

    Regards,
    Zak
    KTM Lover,

    Zak

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    • Re: KTM 200 Duke

      Originally posted by Akash.Yadav View Post
      Bhai, this might be one issue which we share. They washed my front disc rotor and pads which temporarily solved the issue. Now its an ever loud metal screeching noise from both the front and rear discs. I have to ask them to dismantle the brake setup and refit everything.
      i had gone thru the washing , sanding disc pads, replacing disc pads under warranty. finally the disc rotor itself was replaced. this happens due to glazing, and i think maybe these brake pads might be poor quality or the one that came with my bike could have been a \'defective\' piece that cause the rotors to glaze. I use the front brake 80% of the time.
      only time will tell if the current pads and rotors (that were replaced under warranty) could develop the same noise. btw this happened to me [MENTION=56699]Aro[/MENTION]und 2000km / two months of ownership. which asc do you go to ? Don\'t let them make you run around cleaning ,sanding parts .. if it doesn\'t fix it in one or two tries, push for replacement and ALWAYS make them open a job card and WRITE YOUR COMMENTS (like \'under observation\' , \'not fixed even after visiting svc 3 times\') and keep a copy. If you just go by verbal promises then it will be a \'raat gayi baat gayi\' situation and you will continue to run behind them without closure.
      one alternative to replacing disc rotor (if you are not under warranty) is to have the rotor resurfaced or sanded down with a fine grit sandpaper.

      i have also enquired if there are any local or compatible (from other bikes) brake pads that fit the d200..but alas did not find any.

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      Originally posted by Akash.Yadav View Post
      Bhai, this might be one issue which we share. They washed my front disc rotor and pads which temporarily solved the issue. Now its an ever loud metal screeching noise from both the front and rear discs. I have to ask them to dismantle the brake setup and refit everything.
      i had gone thru the washing , sanding disc pads, replacing disc pads under warranty. finally the disc rotor itself was replaced. this happens due to glazing, and i think maybe these brake pads might be poor quality or the one that came with my bike could have been a \'defective\' piece that cause the rotors to glaze. I use the front brake 80% of the time.
      only time will tell if the current pads and rotors (that were replaced under warranty) could develop the same noise. btw this happened to me [MENTION=56699]Aro[/MENTION]und 2000km / two months of ownership. which asc do you go to ? Don\'t let them make you run around cleaning ,sanding parts .. if it doesn\'t fix it in one or two tries, push for replacement and ALWAYS make them open a job card and WRITE YOUR COMMENTS (like \'under observation\' , \'not fixed even after visiting svc 3 times\') and keep a copy. If you just go by verbal promises then it will be a \'raat gayi baat gayi\' situation and you will continue to run behind them without closure.
      one alternative to replacing disc rotor (if you are not under warranty) is to have the rotor resurfaced or sanded down with a fine grit sandpaper.

      i have also enquired if there are any local or compatible (from other bikes) brake pads that fit the d200..but alas did not find any.

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      • Re: KTM 200 Duke

        Friend owns a 200 and the ASC keeps telling him that the chain cannot be replaced separately. That it must be changed as a set - with the sprockets. Is this true? What is the cost breakdown? The sprockets seem fine and that is why I had suggested him to get only the chain replaced.

        Also, the \"Ready to Race\" is not displaying at all on his meter. And ASC again says that the whole meter has to be changed. Is that so? And cost?

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        • Re: KTM 200 Duke

          Originally posted by naveenroy View Post
          Friend owns a 200 and the ASC keeps telling him that the chain cannot be replaced separately. That it must be changed as a set - with the sprockets. Is this true? What is the cost breakdown? The sprockets seem fine and that is why I had suggested him to get only the chain replaced.

          Also, the \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\"Ready to Race\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" is not displaying at all on his meter. And ASC again says that the whole meter has to be changed. Is that so? And cost?
          Coming to the first part, yes when a chain or a sprocket wear is detected, changing them in uniform as a set is the recommended procedure, changing just one of the trio would induce a faster wear on the newer component as well as the older component.

          Secondly, yes, if the bike doesn\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t display R2R, then yes there is a problem with the console, and a replacement might be necessary.

          Cheers!
          VJ
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          Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
          The girl said, 'NO!'


          And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


          THE END

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          • DIY Fork Boots for DUKE 200

            DIY Fork boots. Used one and a half pulsar fork boots to make one for the duke. Cost Rs. 80 Fastened them using cable ties as attaching velcro is difficult.




            One & Half cut boot is joined using feviquick.
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            • Duke 200

              Hello everybody, new member here.
              I am about to purchase a new bike soon and wanted some opinions about the same.
              My choice right now is Duke 200 and I wanted to know whether there are any better bikes that I can consider in a similar range.
              Height- 5\'5
              Weight- 62 kg
              Budget- 1.5 lakhs
              Use- Mainly city travel, occasional weekend trips
              Also one of my concerns is whether the Duke will suit me for my height.

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              • Re: KTM 200 Duke

                Originally posted by naveenroy View Post
                Friend owns a 200 and the ASC keeps telling him that the chain cannot be replaced separately. That it must be changed as a set - with the sprockets. Is this true? What is the cost breakdown? The sprockets seem fine and that is why I had suggested him to get only the chain replaced.

                Also, the \\\\\\\"Ready to Race\\\\\\\" is not displaying at all on his meter. And ASC again says that the whole meter has to be changed. Is that so? And cost?
                Always go for the chain kit replacement. Sprockets won\'t look visibly bad, but as Naveen said, it would expedite chain wear and the cost difference is not much.

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                • Re: KTM Duke 200 Start up problem

                  Hey There
                  Thanks for the instant reply, i took my ride to Service center with doubt on battery and rectifier but instead it was the Battery Coil. my first ever Batt Coil change in the duration of over 33,300Kms.

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                  Hey There
                  Thanks for the instant reply, i took my ride to Service center with doubt on battery and rectifier but instead it was the Battery Coil. My first ever Batt Coil change in the duration of over 33,300Kms. And now its munching just as in good ol days
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                  • Re: KTM Duke 200 Start up problem

                    There is harsh sound when I lock my rear tire hitting the brake, no matter what speed it is. Are you all experiencing that or is it just me?

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                    • Re: Duke 200

                      Originally posted by shortrider26 View Post
                      Hello everybody, new member here.
                      I am about to purchase a new bike soon and wanted some opinions about the same.
                      My choice right now is Duke 200 and I wanted to know whether there are any better bikes that I can consider in a similar range.
                      Height- 5\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\'5
                      Weight- 62 kg
                      Budget- 1.5 lakhs
                      Use- Mainly city travel, occasional weekend trips
                      Also one of my concerns is whether the Duke will suit me for my height.
                      Bro, we\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'re both in the same situation right now.We\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'re pretty much the exact same height and weight. What matters more than your height is your inseam, that is the length from your crotch to the bottom of your feet. My inseam is around 31\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" and i could almost flat feet the duke wearing sandals during the test ride(i know i know). With some proper riding shoes, i\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'m sure i can flat foot it, so you should be able to do it as well.
                      Last edited by MjDaego; 01-17-2015, 11:35 PM.

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                      • Re: Duke 200

                        Originally posted by MjDaego View Post
                        Bro, we\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'re both in the same situation right now.We\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'re pretty much the exact same height and weight. What matters more than your height is your inseam, that is the length from your crotch to the bottom of your feet. My inseam is around 31\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" and i could almost flat feet the duke wearing sandals during the test ride(i know i know). With some proper riding shoes, i\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\'m sure i can flat foot it, so you should be able to do it as well.
                        I tried the 200NS today and I was able to sit on it with half my foot touching the ground. Is the duke taller than NS or is it shorter?

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                        • Re: Duke 200

                          Originally posted by shortrider26 View Post
                          I tried the 200NS today and I was able to sit on it with half my foot touching the ground. Is the duke taller than NS or is it shorter?
                          I haven\'t personally sat on the 200NS, so i can\'t say for sure. From what i\'ve read online, the NS seems to be taller than the duke, so you shouldn\'t have any problems. I\'m sure that we can flat foot the duke with proper shoes.

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                          • Re: Duke 200

                            will TD the duke tomorrow. Thanks a lot for the help mate!

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                            Originally posted by MjDaego View Post
                            I haven\\\\\\\'t personally sat on the 200NS, so i can\\\\\\\'t say for sure. From what i\\\\\\\'ve read online, the NS seems to be taller than the duke, so you shouldn\\\\\\\'t have any problems. I\\\\\\\'m sure that we can flat foot the duke with proper shoes.
                            Will TD the duke tomorrow. Thanks a lot for the help man!

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                            Originally posted by MjDaego View Post
                            I haven\\\\\\\'t personally sat on the 200NS, so i can\\\\\\\'t say for sure. From what i\\\\\\\'ve read online, the NS seems to be taller than the duke, so you shouldn\\\\\\\'t have any problems. I\\\\\\\'m sure that we can flat foot the duke with proper shoes.
                            Will TD the duke tomorrow. Thanks a lot for the help man!

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                            • Re: Duke 200

                              Originally posted by shortrider26 View Post
                              Hello everybody, new member here.
                              I am about to purchase a new bike soon and wanted some opinions about the same.
                              My choice right now is Duke 200 and I wanted to know whether there are any better bikes that I can consider in a similar range.
                              Height- 5\\\\\\\'5
                              Weight- 62 kg
                              Budget- 1.5 lakhs
                              Use- Mainly city travel, occasional weekend trips
                              Also one of my concerns is whether the Duke will suit me for my height.
                              I am 5\'6\" and weigh about 60 kilos. I tip toe the bike all the time except when my choice of foot wear is Woodlands. TO be honest, in 1.5L budget, you could possibly round up everything possibly available to Mango Man(Aam Aadmi). Your usage is pretty simple and clear and this makes easier for me to suggest but difficult for you to choose. The options available to you are - KTM D200, Yamaha R15, P220, P200NS, Yamaha FZ/Fazer, Suzuki Gixxer and many more to name a few. Personal favorite - Yamaha R15 and Suzuki Gixxer although I own a D200 myself. You are looking at the fuel efficiency of about 28-33 KMPL depending on the area of usage (city, highway, combined). The fuel tank is tiny 10.5L out of which it is good to save about 2L of fuel to avoid damaging the fuel pump. Effective usable fuel capacity - 8.5L = 250-265kms.
                              Take a test ride of all and decide which one suits you better, the one which makes you happy.


                              Originally posted by leorcid View Post
                              There is harsh sound when I lock my rear tire hitting the brake, no matter what speed it is. Are you all experiencing that or is it just me?
                              I am a little confused with the statement. Why would you want to lock the rear tyre? In any case, check the rear brake pads, most likely they are gone and you are hearing the metal-metal contact noise. Else, the disc rotor(circular disc/plate) might be bent, causing uneven wear and tear.
                              Regards,
                              Akash Yadav

                              The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows. It is a very mean and nasty place. It will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it.

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                              • Re: Duke 200

                                Originally posted by Akash.Yadav View Post
                                I am 5\\\\\\\'6\\\\\\\" and weigh about 60 kilos. I tip toe the bike all the time except when my choice of foot wear is Woodlands. TO be honest, in 1.5L budget, you could possibly round up everything possibly available to Mango Man(Aam Aadmi). Your usage is pretty simple and clear and this makes easier for me to suggest but difficult for you to choose. The options available to you are - KTM D200, Yamaha R15, P220, P200NS, Yamaha FZ/Fazer, Suzuki Gixxer and many more to name a few. Personal favorite - Yamaha R15 and Suzuki Gixxer although I own a D200 myself. You are looking at the fuel efficiency of about 28-33 KMPL depending on the area of usage (city, highway, combined). The fuel tank is tiny 10.5L out of which it is good to save about 2L of fuel to avoid damaging the fuel pump. Effective usable fuel capacity - 8.5L = 250-265kms.
                                Take a test ride of all and decide which one suits you better, the one which makes you happy.




                                I am a little confused with the statement. Why would you want to lock the rear tyre? In any case, check the rear brake pads, most likely they are gone and you are hearing the metal-metal contact noise. Else, the disc rotor(circular disc/plate) might be bent, causing uneven wear and tear.
                                Well I tried the D200 and it was too tall for me. Tried P220 today and it suits me fine. Just one question about it- how does it having a carburetor instead of fuel injection affect the experience? Is acceleration without the engine sufficiently heated up a major problem?

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