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  • Bajaj Auto's 'biggest' Pulsar NS400Z at Rs 1.85 lakh hopes to woo 'new buyers'

    The biggest Pulsar will be pitted against the likes of the Triumph Speed 400, KTM 390 Duke and the upcoming Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450

  • KTM launched all-new 390 Duke in India priced at Rs 3.11 lakh, ex-showroom: See Pics

    The KTM 390 Duke gets all-new styling, better hardware and a new engine that produces marginally more power. But it also comes with its set of advanced electronics just like before

  • KTM RC 390, Duke 390 now sport MRF tyres instead of imported Metzelers

    KTM silently made the change to MRF tyres because of issues in importing the German Metzeler tyres.

  • KTM upgrading Duke 390 again? New spy shots surface

    Another feature that seems to have changed is the rear monoshock.

  • Bajaj Dominar 400 vs KTM 390 Duke, BMW G 310 GS and Royal Enfield Classic 500: Which one should you choose?

    Each of these bikes are different and that is exactly why the Dominar 400 should be compared to them.

  • Overdrive: Tata Tigor, KTM 390 Duke

    Overdrive checks out the hottest compact sedan from Tata Motors. Shubhabrata Marmar tell us whether the all new KTM 390 Duke is just as good as the older one. Also watch Auto Selector with Bertrand D’Souza and all highlights from the 2017 California Superbike School.

  • Perspective: KTM 390 Duke vs Suzuki Inazuma

    At Suzuki Inazuma's price you can have a KTM 390 Duke and a half. Which makes a direct comparison impossible.

  • Bajaj launches mid-size sports bike KTM 390 Duke

    The KTM 390 Duke is the second offering from the KTM portfolio as Bajaj Auto had launched the first KTM offering, KTM 200 Duke, in January 2012. The Duke is the first mid-size sports bike from the Bajaj stable.

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