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Lol after meeting me hw many more u met ?Originally posted by anktm21 View PostHi ,
The Duke u saw near the flyover was mine got it on the 15 th of march probably the 1st in Dombivli .
Saw other Duke on GudiPadwa day while crossing the east-west flyover , gave him a pass light and a thumbs up
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Duke owners from dombivli lets meet up.
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Originally posted by ASSASSIN07 View PostThe circumferential holes are about 7-8 mm diameter on both front & rear disc. But in case you want extra security & bigger diameter lock, you can put it in front brake's radial space (not circumferential).
I also planned to buy Xena. But instead brought 2 local locks because -
1. The XENA locks needs a battery replacement every 8 months (In case you take alarm locks)
2. Cost difference was huge.
But believe me there is nothing better than XENA. Nobody would dare touch your bike & they will the scared by that 110 db sound.
I was planning to buy this one, but this pin diameter dimension says about 14mm. As you said, If the holes on the duke is 7-8mm, this lock doesn't fit right? Correct me if i'm wrong, this one is costing me a bomb and i'm worried a little bit if it doesn't fit .
The bike compatibility list on Xena's website says this fits in to KTM Duke 690 and the 990 Duke, doesn't say a word about Duke 200 / 125.
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help fellow bikers
hey fellas,
I've completed 480kms on my bike.. I revved it up yesterday on Worli seaface. The gears stuck two times. When i stopped near Mafco's and turned off the engine, it wasn't starting again. Then i switched the key off and started it again. The bike was working all fine then.
will this cause any problem to me


Plz HELP



Last edited by devil_rider; 03-26-2012, 10:23 AM.The best alarm clock is sunshine on chrome.
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Originally posted by Chandu!! View PostLol after meeting me hw many more u met ?
Hahah
it was a coincidence after meeting u , the same night i met other fellow Duke but it was in Dombivli
Its not always about the ride its sometime the Rider!
Pulsar 150 classic 2003-2008 (50,000 Kms) | HH Karizma R 2008-2012 (48,000 Kms) | Duke 200 2012-20xx
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Buddy can you please tell where you got this disk lock from.Is it available on any website.Actually i thought of getting my previous bikes security system installed on this but now i feel i should not tamper the electricals and get a disk lock.Originally posted by ASSASSIN07 View PostThe circumferential holes are about 7-8 mm diameter on both front & rear disc. But in case you want extra security & bigger diameter lock, you can put it in front brake's radial space (not circumferential).
I also planned to buy Xena. But instead brought 2 local locks because -
1. The XENA locks needs a battery replacement every 8 months (In case you take alarm locks)
2. Cost difference was huge.
But believe me there is nothing better than XENA. Nobody would dare touch your bike & they will the scared by that 110 db sound.
Safety doesn't happen by accident.....ride safe ride longer
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Not to worry about heating of the engine in KTM.
I own a Duke 200 and i am a fan since my college(since Ktm was not in India),engine heat up problem is not an issue new engine needs little bit time to get free as in piston and working of the whole engine mechanism.Duke's are made made for tough conditions and muddy terrains.Once the engine is free, its like a rocket especially on the traffic singals,it makes all the bike look slower with 80 nm torque.
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Update:
Kiirus has dropped the KTM ECU remap cost from 12k to 10k. Still expensive though:
Kiirus AutoSports drops price of KTM Duke 200 ECU remap to INR 10,000 | IndianCarsBikes.in
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