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2024 KTM 250 Duke: Why does it feel like a complete motorcycle?

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  Ah, the 2024 KTM 250 Duke—a bike that turns heads and quickens pulses, capturing the hearts of motorcycle enthusiasts everywhere. It's not just another bike; it's a complete package that ticks all the right boxes. Let's explore why the 2024 KTM 250 Duke feels like a complete motorcycle, blending performance, style, and practicality in an impressive manner. Striking Design: Aesthetic Excellence From the moment you lay eyes on the 2024 250 Duke, its aggressive and sharp design commands attention. The sleek bodywork, sculpted tank, and exposed trellis frame scream performance and style. The bike’s LED headlights with split-type LED DRLs from its elder sibling (390 Duke) and menacing looks, not only enhance visibility but also add to its modern appeal. The minimalist rear end with its compact tail light complements the sporty stance, making it a head-turner whether parked or in motion. Power-Packed Performance Underneath that eye-catching exterior lies a powerhouse. The 2024 ...

2025 Husqvarna Vitpilen 801: Is it KTM 790 Duke in new clothes?

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  The 2025 Husqvarna Vitpilen 801 has been making waves in the motorcycle world, and many enthusiasts are curious to see how it compares to its sibling, the KTM 790 Duke. Both bikes share much in common, but some key differences set them apart. Let's dive into a detailed comparison to see if the Vitpilen 801 is just the 790 Duke in new clothes or if it stands independently.   Design and Aesthetics The Vitpilen 801 takes design inspiration from Husqvarna's Swedish heritage, featuring a sleek and modern look. The LED projector lens headlight with a surrounding light ring gives it an unmistakable appearance. The bike's lines are clean and minimalistic, with a tapered seat for easy access and movement. The overall design is more understated than the aggressive and sporty look of the KTM 790 Duke.   Engine and Performance Both the Vitpilen 801 and the 790 Duke are powered by a 799cc parallel-twin engine. The Vitpilen 801 produces around 95 hp, while the 790 Duke delivers 101.8...