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Re: KTM Duke 390 - Ownership Reviews and Experiences
Originally posted by NitinGirish View PostI have been using Michelin Radial Tyre for my rear wheel for the past ~800kms and I find absolutely no difference in my daily commute compared to Metzler. Infact, Michelin has much better grip on gravel. Haven't tested in wet and it is not a priority for me since when it rains I prefer to commute by car.
Its good value and I think it is more than enough for a regular joe like me.
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Re: KTM Duke 390 - Ownership Reviews and Experiences
Originally posted by judebrent View PostSo just completed my ride on a full tank and got a mileage of 16! Sounds insane but asking what's the average you guys get? City and highway? Thanks
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Re: KTM Duke 390 - Ownership Reviews and Experiences
Originally posted by DoubleagentZ View PostMy rc gives a average of 14 normally mostly city jam rides
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Re: KTM Duke 390 - Ownership Reviews and Experiences
Originally posted by Veeral View PostIf I am not wrong these are produced by Galfer. This is definitely going to cost bomb. But a drool stuff...Originally posted by TrippieHippie View PostThis wheel belongs to Phillip Cuore from Malaysia. He was active on ktmduke390forum. His bike was displayed in KTM's official shows. He used only powerparts on his bike. This must be the wave rotor available as powerparts. He also installed a different master cylinder, a brembo RCS-19. As per his reviews it gave true one finger braking.
Try searching in official KTM Power parts catalogue available at any KTM dealer. You should find it.
Couple this with just EBC sintered HH brake pads and you'll have significant improvement in braking. I personally will just upgrade the pads, and if I still feel the need, to a bigger rotor.
Again, these PP are totally justified if you're a frequent track junkie, where these upgrades really do mean business, as they are meant to. If you're a commuter and are looking for "one finger" braking, EBC should be your best bet.
Also, one can get these wave rotor from Aliexpress, Chinese made, but good quality and priced comparatively competitively when you compare a powerpart from KTM.
Cheers!
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Re: KTM Duke 390 - Ownership Reviews and Experiences
Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View PostYes, philcuore, he's the one, who has the best modded bike in the entire 390 forum, he's crashed the bike a couple of times, and still brought the best out of the bike. @Veeral, yes, those are Galfter rotors. But for starters, I'd recommened upgrading to the EBC HH Sintered brake pads, though they cost upwards of 2500/pair, it's gotten nothing but praises from folks who've used it abroad with the stock rotor and MC.
Again, these PP are totally justified if you're a frequent track junkie, where these upgrades really do mean business, as they are meant to. If you're a commuter and are looking for "one finger" braking, EBC should be your best bet.
Also, one can get these wave rotor from Aliexpress, Chinese made, but good quality and priced comparatively competitively when you compare a powerpart from KTM.
Cheers!
VJ
Where can I source these EBC pads from ???
I did see some options for rotors on aliexpress. But do not trust the quality. I dont wanna risk it. But i did buy blings from Aliexpress, quality is good and way too cheap compared to powerparts.
Btw how long does brake pads last ? Normal vs EBC ?Last edited by Veeral; 01-29-2016, 12:21 AM.Not only Great power comes with great responsibility but also with Great RISK !!! Referring to SBKs...
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Re: KTM Duke 390 - Ownership Reviews and Experiences
Originally posted by Gunslingin_Ridr View PostI get anywhere from 18-24 kmpl in city depending on the traffic. And I get 33-39 kmpl on highway rides while riding around 90 kmph.
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Re: KTM Duke 390 - Ownership Reviews and Experiences
Originally posted by judebrent View Post39 wow! How do you manage to pull that off? At what RPM do you change gears?
Going slightly more enthusiastic on the throttle and maintaining speeds of 120kmph returned around 32kmpl as per the Console. But by the time I hit reserve, I had a lot of changes in riding style and it did involve quite a lot of traffic. I got a healthy Range of 205Kms which translates to about 27kmpl (7.5L is what it took to fill it to the brim again).
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Re: KTM Duke 390 - Ownership Reviews and Experiences
Originally posted by judebrent View PostSo just completed my ride on a full tank and got a mileage of 16! Sounds insane but asking what's the average you guys get? City and highway? Thanks
Wow that's very low ! I get a decent 24-26 kmpl in complete city riding. 2013 Model.
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Re: KTM Duke 390 - Ownership Reviews and Experiences
Hi guys,
I booked duke 390 few days back. But the overheating issue has started haunting me now. My running would be under mixed conditions of traffic and highway riding.
Please suggest whether i should hold the booking or cancel it?[/SIGPIC]PULSATING 22o
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Re: KTM Duke 390 - Ownership Reviews and Experiences
Originally posted by judebrent View PostWhat did the costs work up to. Sorry if I missed out on that bit! Thanks
Tyre costed me Rs.4200 on Flipkart mobile app.
I paid 150 to the local tyre shop to install as he had to come home, dismantle wheel and again came back to install.A lone amateur built the ark. A large group of professionals built the Titanic...
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