KTM Duke 390 Gen 3: Long Term Ownership Review / The Real Truth About Its Versatility

After a whole year of owning the Gen 3 KTM 390 Duke, Bhavneet takes it on an unplanned monsoon adventure to Goa, with the Safari Zeus Backpack tagging along for the ride. From rain-soaked highways to twisty coastal roads, see how the 390 Duke tackles the wet and wild conditions, while the Safari Backpack keeps everything safe, dry, and ready for the journey ahead. Find out what it’s really been like to live with this bike over the past year, and watch till the end for the full ownership experience. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe! The 390 Duke has always been all about performance and the 2024 version builds up on that with a new 399cc, single-cylinder engine. While the previous 373cc motor churned out 42.9bhp and 37Nm, the new motor offers 44.2bhp with 39Nm. While there isn’t a big difference in numbers, KTM is likely to have played around with the engine’s character and the way it puts down power. The 2024 KTM 390 DUKE gives its pilots a selection of RIDE MODES to best suit whatever conditions they find themselves in. The 2024 KTM 390 DUKE has a standard seat height of 820 mm, but can easily be decreased to 800 mm. On the other hand, the Duke 250 and 125 Duke come with a non-adjustable seat height of 800mm. Want to buy a cool tuner car? Go check out TDH Classifieds! https://www.thedrivershub.com/tdhclas... Go follow us on Instagram!   / thedrivershub   Hosted By: Bhavneet Vaswani   / bhavneet.v   Filmed By: Shreshth Gourish   / __sshreshthh__