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Triumph Speed 400 vs KTM 250 Duke

Do you want to find out which bike is the best, Triumph Speed 400 or KTM 250 Duke? 91Wheels brings you a detailed comparison between Speed 400 and 250 Duke. Triumph Speed 400 Price starts at Rs.2.40 Lakh (ex-showroom) for STD and KTM 250 Duke Price starts at Rs.2.26 Lakh (ex-showroom) for ABS Gen 3. Triumph Speed 400 is 1 cylinder, 398 cc Engine can generate 39.5 bhp @ 8000 rpm power whereas KTM 250 Duke is a NA cylinder, N/A cc Engine can generate N/A power. In terms of range, Speed 400 provides a range of N/Akm/charge (base model), and 250 Duke has a range of N/Akm/charge (base model). Triumph Speed 400 is available in 3 colours & 2 variants whereas KTM 250 Duke is available in 3 colours & 2 variants.

Speed 400 vs 250 Duke

Key HighlightsTriumph Speed 400KTM 250 Duke
PriceRs.2.40 LakhRs.2.26 Lakh
Engine Capacity398.15 ccN/A
Power39.5 bhp @ 8000 rpmN/A
Mileage/RangeN/A km/chargeN/A km/charge
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Triumph Speed 400 STD bike
STD
Rs. 2.40 Lakh
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KTM 250 Duke ABS Gen 3 bike
ABS Gen 3
Rs. 2.26 Lakh
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Specifications Overview

Variant Name
On Road Price
2.70 Lakh
Price Breakup
2.53 Lakh
Price Breakup
User Rating
4.2
4.4
Transmission Type
Manual
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Fuel Tank Capacity
13 Litres
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Engine Displacement
398.15 cc
249.07 cc
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Brakes, Suspension & Tyres

Braking System
Dual Channel ABS
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Front Disc Size
300 mm
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Front Suspension Preload Adjuster
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Front Wheel Size
17
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Rear Suspension Preload Adjuster
check
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Rear Wheel Size
17
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Wheel Type
Alloy
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Front Suspension
43mm upside down Big Piston forks. 140mm wheel travel
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Rear Suspension
Gas monoshock RSU with external reservoir and pre-load adjustment. 130mm wheel travel
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Front Tyre Size
110/70 - R17
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Rear Tyre Size
150/60 - R17
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Front Type
Disc
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Rear Disc/Drum Size
230 mm
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Rear Type
Disc
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Tubeless Tyres
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Instrumentation

Touch Screen Display
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Fuel level guage
Digital
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Speedometer
Analogue
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Odometer
Digital
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Exterior

Daytime Running Lights
check
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LED headlight
check
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Body & Suspension

Colors
Images
Frame Type
Hybrid Spine/Perimeter
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Engine & Transmission

Gear Shifting Pattern
1 Down 5 Up
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Ignition
CDI
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Spark Plugs
1 Per Cylinder
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Engine Capacity
398.15 cc
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No. of Cylinders
1
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No. of valves per cylinder
4
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Transmission Type
Manual
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Bore x Stroke
89 mm x 64 mm
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Cooling type
Liquid Cooled
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Fuelling
Fuel Injection
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Max Power
39.5 bhp @ 8000 rpm
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Max Torque
37.5 Nm @ 6500 rpm
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Number of Gears
6 Speed
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Comfort & Convenience

Call/SMS Alerts
check
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Front Storage Box
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Geo Fencing
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Pillion Backrest
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Pillion Footrest
check
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Under Seat Storage
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Engine Kill Switch
check
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Instrument Console
Semi-Digital
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Safety

AHO (Automatic Headlight On)
check
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Hazard Warning Indicator
check
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Hazard Warning Switch
check
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Radial Tyres
check
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Pass Light
check
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Pillion Grabrail
check
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Turn Signal
LED
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ABS - Anti-lock braking system
check
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Dimensions & Capacity

Width
814 mm
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Height
1084 mm
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Wheelbase
1377 mm
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Fuel Tank Capacity
13 Litres
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Seat Height
790 mm mm
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Unladden/Kerb Weight
176 kg
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Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Build quality, fit & finish is superb
  • Lightweight chassis is easy to handle in city traffic
  • Engine performance is among the best in the segment
  • Attractive pricing with multiple colour options
  • Very comfortable riding posture
  • Brake bite is very sharp and confidence-inspiring
  • Most refined engine in the Duke series of models
  • Powerful & fast performance overall
  • Design is funky & modern with youthful appeal
  • Braking power is very powerful
  • Ride & handling combo is well tuned for enthusiasts
Cons
  • Compact in size makes road presence moderate
  • Rear suspension feels a bit too soft a times
  • Lacks modern features like TFT screen, Bluetooth connectivity
  • Mid-range vibrations from engine are still present
  • Aggressive riding position is not suited to all
  • Pricey when compared to the rivals
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Triumph Speed 400 and KTM 250 Duke Owner Reviews

  • Speed 400 Review
  • 250 Duke Review
    • R
      Rahul
      2 Month ago
      4.6
      Great ride. Lots of power and maneuvers. Not heavy and easy to handle even in traffic. Good for 200 - 300 km distances in 1 go. Cruiser position is lacking and can be further improved.
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      Aniket
      2 Month ago
      5.0
      The Triumph Speed 400 is undoubtedly the best bike under 3 lakh, combining premium British engineering with exceptional performance. Its 398cc engine delivers smooth power, making it perfect for both city rides and highway cruising. The bike's retro-modern design, featuring high-quality finishes and attention to detail, sets it apart from competitors. With dual-channel ABS and a well-tuned suspension, it ensures a safe and confident ride on all terrains. Triumph has truly raised the bar in this segment.
      Likes (2)
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    • D
      Deepak
      3 Month ago
      4.2
      light weight with compare to this segment bikes. Best for city as well highway riding. power and torque is best in this segment.
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    • S
      Shishir
      11 Month ago
      5.0
      Good bike for family members great design. Good mileage and maintenance. The bike has good performance and I really recommend this brand of all youngster.
      Likes (4)
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    • A
      Anonymous
      1 Year ago
      4.6
      This is an excellent bike. Speed, pickup and mileage are awesome. I own this bike and it gives me a very lovely experience.
      Likes (1)
      Reply
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