The Duke 125 will serve entry-level riders, with Europe adopting a graduated licensing system that caps engine displacement at 125cc for beginners. The little Duke gets its go from a 124.7cc Single. The four-stroke single-cylinder is liquid-cooled, with a four-valve head actuated by dual overhead cams. A low-slung exhaust exits directly behind the engine and under the swingarm, Buell-like in its appearance.
Bosch fuel injection feeds the 125, with claimed power production topping out at 15 horsepower at 10,500 rpm and 8.9 lb-ft torque at 8000 rpm. A six-speed transmission transmits the beginner-friendly pony production to the rear wheel via chain drive.
The Duke 125 frame is chromoly trellis, with steel subframe. WP suspension units consist of an inverted 43mm fork and rear shock, with both units delivering 6.3 inches of travel. Brakes were developed with Brembo with single disc units in the front and rear.
The Duke will target entry-level riders in Europe, where a limit is set on engine sizes of 125cc for beginners.
Styling of the small Duke befits its larger-displacement siblings, but KTM’s learner Duke weighs in at a diminutive 282 pounds, including a full 2.9-gallon tank. Seat height is 31.9 inches.
Euro youngsters may long for the performance of the more potent Dukes, but while they pay their dues in the EU’s tiered licensing at least they can look the part with the new 125.
Bosch fuel injection feeds the 125, with claimed power production topping out at 15 horsepower at 10,500 rpm and 8.9 lb-ft torque at 8000 rpm. A six-speed transmission transmits the beginner-friendly pony production to the rear wheel via chain drive.
The Duke 125 frame is chromoly trellis, with steel subframe. WP suspension units consist of an inverted 43mm fork and rear shock, with both units delivering 6.3 inches of travel. Brakes were developed with Brembo with single disc units in the front and rear.
The Duke will target entry-level riders in Europe, where a limit is set on engine sizes of 125cc for beginners.
Styling of the small Duke befits its larger-displacement siblings, but KTM’s learner Duke weighs in at a diminutive 282 pounds, including a full 2.9-gallon tank. Seat height is 31.9 inches.
Euro youngsters may long for the performance of the more potent Dukes, but while they pay their dues in the EU’s tiered licensing at least they can look the part with the new 125.
KTM 125 DUKE Features:
Year
2011
Engine
Liquid cooled, four stroke, Single cylinder, DOHC, 4 Valve
Capacity
124.7
Bore x Stroke 58 x 47 mm
Compression Ratio
Induction
Electronic fuel injection
Ignition / Starting
/ electric
Clutch Multi-disc clutch, operated hydraulically
Max Power
11.3 kW 15 hp @ 10500 rpm
Max Torque
12 Nm @ 8000 rpm
Transmission / Drive
6 Speed / chain
Frame Space frame in chrome -molybdenum steel tubes Subframe: Steel
Front Suspension
38mm WP USD Upsidedown forks, 160mm wheel travel.
Rear Suspension
WP monoshock 160mm wheel travel.
Front Brakes
Single 280mm disc
Rear Brakes
Single 220mm disc
Front Tyre
110/70 -17
Rear Tyre
150/60 -17
Seat Height 810 mm
Weight
125 kg
Fuel Capacity
11 Litres
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