From few days, we are noticed that craze of sports bikes has increased in the market. The buyers want to become an own of fast machine as soon as possible. The customers are demanding which motorcycles that come with more powerful engine and sporty looks. The Indian market is wrapped with a complete range of bikes that are available with a vary price range. Some of which are newly launched and some which are running.
In 2013, the Austrian bike maker, KTM had launched a sports bike, Duke 390 ABS and new generation of the motorcycle has introduced in August, 2015. To compete the Duke 390 ABS the domestic player, Mahindra two wheeler has recently launched a tourer bike, Mahindra Mojo 300. Therefore, the question is arising in my mind. Which bike is more powerful between KTM Duke 390 and Mahindra Mojo? To solve this question, we are coming with a comparison of Duke 390 ABS Vs Mojo 300.
The design of Mahindra Mojo is impressive that gives a rattling look to the bike. At the front side, the firm has offered 8mm eyebrow stylish twin headlights and 12mm LED tail lights at the rear. The headlight helps to give a comfortable and safe ride on the darkness road. It is also featured with white color 3d logo on 21 liter fuel tank. The bike is loaded with stylish digital and analogue instrument cluster. The twin exhaust and golden ribs offers aggressive look to the motorcycle.
Talking about the KTM Duke 390, it comes with a new steel fuel tank with 11 litre fuel capacity. The kerb weight of bike is 139 kg that offers a stability power. The split seat of bike provides excellent sitting posture that helps to give a comfortable ride. Duke 390 has got a stylish digital dashboard that is featured just downward of key holder. It has three-chamber exhaust, which has used in Bajaj Pulsar 200NS.
The Mojo is first sports bike from Mahindra2wheeler. The domestic player has manufactured the bike with robust engine. The powering of the bike comes from a 295cc fuel-injected, DOHC, single-Cylinder, EFI motor that produces out 26.8 BHP of power. DOHC stands for “Dual Overhead Camshaft”. DOHC allows a less restrictive air flow at higher engine speeds. The Mojo offers a claimed mileage of 30 KMPL.
Whereas, KTM Duke 390 ABS is powered by a 373.2 cc, single-cylinder, 4-stroke engine which churns out 44 BHP power against Mojo. The light weight mill of bike helps to give an outstanding performance in the Indian pit road. KTM claims that Duke 390 returns mileage of 25 KMPL.
Mahindra Mojo comes with a 320mm disc brake at the front and 240mm disc brake at the rear. The front wheel measures 110/70 ZR17 inch whereas the rear is 150/60 ZR17 inch. Mojo 300 offers a dynamic balancing power as it is featured with 143.5 mm upside down forks at the front and a high pressure gas charged 143 mm mono-shock at rear side.
Duke 390 manages the braking duties by a front 300mm disc brakes and 230mm disc brake at rear side the motorcycle comes with an ABS system that enhances your braking experience. KTM Duke 390 is loaded with upside- down front telescopic forks of 43mm and aluminum swing arm with rear mono shock absorber.
Mahindra Mojo is available in three attractive colors as Volcano Red, Charcoal Black and Glacier White. The Mojo 300 is priced at INR 1,63,000 (Ex-showroom, Delhi). It is available in four metro cities Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai and Pune.
On the other hand, Duke 390 is available in black and white shades. The exclusive showroom price of bike starts at INR 1,90,328 in Delhi.
Design and Style - Mojo vs Duke 390 ABS
The design of Mahindra Mojo is impressive that gives a rattling look to the bike. At the front side, the firm has offered 8mm eyebrow stylish twin headlights and 12mm LED tail lights at the rear. The headlight helps to give a comfortable and safe ride on the darkness road. It is also featured with white color 3d logo on 21 liter fuel tank. The bike is loaded with stylish digital and analogue instrument cluster. The twin exhaust and golden ribs offers aggressive look to the motorcycle.
Talking about the KTM Duke 390, it comes with a new steel fuel tank with 11 litre fuel capacity. The kerb weight of bike is 139 kg that offers a stability power. The split seat of bike provides excellent sitting posture that helps to give a comfortable ride. Duke 390 has got a stylish digital dashboard that is featured just downward of key holder. It has three-chamber exhaust, which has used in Bajaj Pulsar 200NS.
Power and Mileage - Mojo vs Duke 390 ABS
The Mojo is first sports bike from Mahindra2wheeler. The domestic player has manufactured the bike with robust engine. The powering of the bike comes from a 295cc fuel-injected, DOHC, single-Cylinder, EFI motor that produces out 26.8 BHP of power. DOHC stands for “Dual Overhead Camshaft”. DOHC allows a less restrictive air flow at higher engine speeds. The Mojo offers a claimed mileage of 30 KMPL.
Whereas, KTM Duke 390 ABS is powered by a 373.2 cc, single-cylinder, 4-stroke engine which churns out 44 BHP power against Mojo. The light weight mill of bike helps to give an outstanding performance in the Indian pit road. KTM claims that Duke 390 returns mileage of 25 KMPL.
Brakes and Suspensions - Mojo vs Duke 390 ABS
Mahindra Mojo comes with a 320mm disc brake at the front and 240mm disc brake at the rear. The front wheel measures 110/70 ZR17 inch whereas the rear is 150/60 ZR17 inch. Mojo 300 offers a dynamic balancing power as it is featured with 143.5 mm upside down forks at the front and a high pressure gas charged 143 mm mono-shock at rear side.
Duke 390 manages the braking duties by a front 300mm disc brakes and 230mm disc brake at rear side the motorcycle comes with an ABS system that enhances your braking experience. KTM Duke 390 is loaded with upside- down front telescopic forks of 43mm and aluminum swing arm with rear mono shock absorber.
Shades and Price - Mojo vs Duke 390 ABS
Mahindra Mojo is available in three attractive colors as Volcano Red, Charcoal Black and Glacier White. The Mojo 300 is priced at INR 1,63,000 (Ex-showroom, Delhi). It is available in four metro cities Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai and Pune.
On the other hand, Duke 390 is available in black and white shades. The exclusive showroom price of bike starts at INR 1,90,328 in Delhi.
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