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KTM 125 Duke vs Mahindra Mojo Comparison

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125 Duke vs Mojo Comparison Overview

Key Highlights125 DukeMojo
Price1.43 L1.64 L
Power124.7 CC295.0 CC
ClassCommuterSports
Mileage46 KM/L25 KM/L
125 Duke
KTM 125 Duke
*Ex-Showroom Price
1.43 L
Mojo
Mahindra Mojo
*Ex-Showroom Price
1.64 L
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STD
KTM 125 Duke
STD
1.43 L
UT 300
Mahindra Mojo
UT 300
1.64 L

Overview

EMI Starting From₹4,254/month₹4,847/month
User Rating
8.1
N/A
Design8.00
Performance8.00
Fuel Consumption6.50
Significance9.00
Safety8.00
Comfort9.00
Value For Money8.25

Specifications

Engine CC124.7 CC295.0 CC
Max Torque12.0030.00
Top Speed112 kmphN/A
No. of Gears6 Gears6 Gears

Features

ABS Yes-
Mobile Holder- No
Fuel Tank of 21L- No
Dual Channel ABS- No

Pros Cons of KTM 125 Duke

Pros

  • Sharp Styling
  • Premium components and build
  • Dynamic handling

Cons

  • Pricey for its performance
  • Stiff suspension
  • Rivals offer better value

Verdict

The 125 Duke offers similar road presence, fantastic road manners and a suitably entertaining personality for young riders to hone their skills to graduate to bigger and more performance oriented bikes. And being a 125 cc, it may well be passed off as a relatively 'safe' option, at least while convincing the parent. Considering the KTM 200 Duke is at least ₹ 30,000 more expensive, the 125 Duke certainly offers a relatively affordable and accessible entry into the KTM family.

Pros Cons Mahindra Mojo

Pros

  • Straight line stability
  • Ride quality
  • Performance

Cons

  • Discontinued
  • After sales service
  • Turning radius

Verdict

The Mahindra Mojo was definitely worth a purchase in its time. The 300 cc engine on the motorcycle was fabulous and offered great performance along with a likeable exhaust note. The Mojo delivered when it came to performance but was heavy and wasn't the best handling machine. It was discontinued a few years ago in India and now sales and service can be an issue too. There may be a few models in the used two-wheeler market, but our suggestion will be to stay clear of them.

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