KTM 200 Duke Speedometer Error Revealed in Top Speed Test - VIDEO
We’ve come across several KTM 200 Duke top speed test videos in the past. However, what we have here today is a clip that’s a bit different. It not only shows us the top speed of the Bajaj Pulsar NS200 rival on its speedometer but also shares real-time GPS-based figures. This reveals the speedometer error in the 200 Duke. Let’s have a look.
The 199.5cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine of the KTM 200 Duke is capable of delivering 26hp of max power at 10,000rpm and 19.5Nm of peak torque at 8000rpm. These are some of the best output figures that you can find in a 200cc category motorcycle in India. These numbers are more than sufficient to take the 140kg naked streetfighter to speeds upwards of 130km/h.
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In the video, it appears that the rider has enabled the GPS on his action camera. The speed figures that are shown at the bottom left corner in the footage are GPS-based. And, of course, we can also see the speed on the motorcycle’s fully digital instrument cluster.
