KTM 160 Duke

Introduction

• The Duke 160 is a naked street bike boasting typical KTM design cues.
• It has an aggressive styling like the naked street bike siblings.
• Though with a smaller 160cc engine, it has a peppy output.
• And then with sharp handling, it's as impressive as any KTM is ought to be.
• As a result, it’s a great pick for city riding and twisty roads.
• At the end of 2025, KTM also updated the motorcycle with a new instrument cluster.

Features & Equipment

• Well, it is a new variant of the Duke 160 that comes equipped with a 5-inch TFT display.
• It costs more than the existing variants that continue to be on sale.
• As for the new variant of the Duke 160, it comes with a five-inch colour TFT display from the 390 Duke.
• It's a bonded glass display paired with a new switch cube with four-way menu switches.
• This new TFT instrument console supports smartphone connectivity via Bluetooth.
• Features like navigation, travel and motorcycle data. can be accessed by riders through the KTM Connect App.
• In fact, the Bluetooth Connectivity for Calls (BCCU) feature enables a rider to receive incoming calls using the mode switch.
• However, accessing the phone’s address book and making outgoing calls isn't allowed while riding for safety reasons.
• Nonetheless, owners can pair a Bluetooth helmet headset using the KTM My-Ride app.
• The Supermoto ABS modes can now be accessed via the TFT display.
• Moreover, the shift RPM can be customised along with the limit RPM using the left handlebar-mounted menu switch.

Engine & Gearbox

• Mechanically, the KTM 160 Duke remains unchanged since its launch.
• It comes powered by a 164cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine.
• This mill produces 18.73bhp and 15.5Nm of torque.
• On the transmission front, it comes mated to a six-speed gearbox.

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