Bajaj Avenger Street 220 vs KTM Duke 250

Fuel	Petrol	Petrol
Engine Displacement	220.00 cc	248.80 cc
Engine	Twin spark, 2 valve, DTS-i engine	1-cylinder, 4-stroke engine
Engine Starting	--	Electric starter
Engine Lubrication	--	Wet sump
Clutch	Wet Multiplate	PASC™ antihopping clutch, mechanically operated
Fuel System	Carburettor	Electronic fuel injection
Ignition	Digital Twin spark Ignition	Digital
Cooling System	Oil cooled	Liquid cooled
Maximum Power	19.03 PS @ 8400 rpm	29 bhp @ 9000 rpm
Maximum Torque	17.5 Nm @ 7000 rpm	24 Nm @ 7500 rpm
Transmission	5-Speed Constant Mesh	6-speed
Gear Shift Pattern	1-N-2-3-4-5	1-N-2-3-4-5-6
Battery	12V 9Ah MF	12 V DC
Frame	Tubular Double Cradle Type	Steel trellis frame, powder coated
Headlamp	55/60 W	LED with DRLs
Taillamp	--	LED Tail Lamp

Overall Mileage

40 kmpl

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Front	90/90 - 17 49P	--
Rear	130/90 - 15 66P	--
Wheel / RIM	Black alloys	Alloy Wheels

Front	Disc 260 mm	Four-piston radial fixed calliper, brake disc
Rear	Drum 130 mm	Single-piston floating calliper, brake disc

Front	Telescopic with anti friction bush	WP upside-down 43 mm
Rear	Twin shock absorber	WP monoshock

Colors

Matte Black, Matte Wild Green

Orange and White

Length	2177 mm	--
Width	801 mm	--
Height	1070 mm	--
Weight	150 kg	149 kg
Wheelbase	1490 mm	1357 mm
Ground Clearance	169 mm	185 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity	14 litres	13.4 litres

About	Bajaj introduced their iconic Avenger model in the market yet in the form of Avenger Street 220 Read More	KTM Duke 250 is the first ever quarter litre naked street bike from the Austrian bike makers. T Read More
Features	Powerful oil cooled DTSi engine. Digital meter Alloy wheels Low slung seating Wide rear tyre Long Wheel base	--

Pros	--	- Aggressive and dynamic design with a resemblance to the higher-end KTM models. - Features a slipper clutch, typically found in premium sports bikes. - Ergonomically efficient with ample space and freedom of movement. - Powerful 249cc engine delivering 30 Ps of maximum power. - Lightweight and maneuverable chassis for enhanced precision. - Adjustable suspension for balancing according to riding conditions. - Effective braking system with optional ABS.
Cons	--	- Lacks a split LED headlight like the 2017 Duke 390. - Uses an older instrument console instead of a TFT display screen. - Side-slung exhaust position may not appeal to all riders. - Limited fuel tank capacity of 13.4 liters.