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KTM 125 Duke in the driving report
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KTM 125 Duke in the driving report

KTM 125 Duke in the driving report

KTM 125 Duke in the driving report

KTM 125 Duke in the driving report

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Unique selling point: The TFT cockpit is operated from the left handlebar end, nothing comparable can be found in this class

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Together with the 390 Duke, the 125 Euro 4 will also be renewed. Many features of the bigger sister upgrade “The Spawn of the Beast” significantly

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Standard on the high-end 125s: 15 hp, 12 Newton meters, four-valve technology, double overhead camshafts, balancer shaft, fuel injection

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Evil look? The 125 and 390 Duke have a stylish headlight in the style of the 1290. LED low beam, high beam and daytime running lights

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KTM 125 Duke in the driving report

Euro 4 renewed

Together with the 390, the KTM 125 Duke Euro 4 is renewed. Many features of the bigger sister upgrade “The Spawn of the Beast” significantly.

A clever thing: All the little dukes (besides the KTM 125 Duke and the 390 are also available for other markets, a 200 and a 250) have the same chassis with just different engines. Frame and geometry, swing arm, fork and strut, four-piston radial brake caliper, ergonomics too – everything is identical. Even TFT displays and LED headlights can be found on the smallest Duke.

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KTM 125 Duke in the driving report

KTM 125 Duke in the driving report
Euro 4 renewed

125 Duke is extremely grown up and well made for a 125cc. Otherwise you will look for a tubular space frame in this class in vain.

KTM 125 Duke with 15 hp as usual in its class

The handling is convincing all along the line. A little tighter, a little more cushioning, a little more aggressive sitting position, that’s also very good for the smallest Duke.

The only difference to the 390 Duke, besides the 300 brake disc that is still used in the KTM 125 Duke (and which is completely sufficient here), is of course the engine. It delivers the class-standard 15 hp and twelve Newton meters, hangs fine and lively on the gas even without ride-by-wire, does not vibrate excessively and rewards hard-working shifters with decent progress even over land.

Thanks to the modular strategy with many identical parts and cost-effective production at Bajaj in India, the price remains within reasonable limits. 4,695 euros are even cheap in comparison.

KTM 125 Duke in the driving report

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