Where is the KTM 390 engine made?

Austria
The heart of each and every KTM is created within the engine plant in Munderfing in Austria, a short distance from Mattighofen. Nearly 200 people work here every day and produce 300 to 400 engines. Two-stroke and four-stroke, single and twin cylinders.

Which bike has highest compression ratio?

Kawasaki’s Ninja ZX-6R has a compression ratio if 12.9:1, the highest of any production motorcycle engine.

What are KTM engines made from?

Registered. The RFS engine has Magnesium side casings (not the valve cover), the only parts that comes in contact with the coolant are the cylinder block and cylinder head, these will be cast from a 3xxx grade Aluminium alloy.

Who makes the KTM 390 Adventure?

Bajaj Auto
Launched back in 2013, the 390 Duke was part of KTM’s push into the road bike world. It was built in India as part of KTM’s partnership with Bajaj Auto (Bajaj has a 48\% share in KTM).

When was Himalayan launched?

2016
Royal Enfield first launched Himalayan in the Indian market back in 2016.

Where are KTM motorcycles produced?

Those who don’t know the history of KTM has made a lot of guesses as to its origins. Some believed it was out of Japan, some from the United States and others guessed that it was a German company. Although amazing racing bikes are produced in all of these countries, few guessed that it was actually Austria.

Where are KTM bikes manufactured?

India is likely to emerge as the lead production hub of Austrian motorcycle brand KTM with its four motorcycles manufactured at Chakan poised to outsell super-sports and off-road bikes made at the company’s mother plant in Mattighofen, Upper Austria.

What is the difference between the KTM 390 and KTM Himalayan?

KTM 390 is for speed enthusiast where high reving engine is required for higher speed, whereas Himalayan is for tourer where high speed is not much of a issue they tuned for higher torque. Now to answer your question, these two engines are tuned differently.

What kind of engine does the KTM 390 adventure have?

It’s the smallest bike of the bunch, being powered by the same liquid-cooled, 373cc single-cylinder engine found in the 390 Duke. The Adventure model, however, is wrapped in a steel trellis frame derived from KTM’s 450 Rally racer, and comes equipped with more dirt-oriented WP Apex suspension and visual cues adopted from its siblings.

How much power does a 373cc motorbike have?

The 2014 model year road racing style bike has the same 373 cc engine making a claimed 44 hp (33 kW) @ 9,500 rpm with a claimed weight without fuel of 147 kg (324 lb). With a fuel capacity 10.0 l; 2.20 imp gal (2.64 US gal), the wet weight would be 150 kg (340 lb).

What is the compression ratio of the 390 KTM motor?

KTM 390’s motor is designed for racing purpose so it need high power and torque to get ballistic acceleration. So the motor is designed at high compression ratio of 12.6:1. Due to its high compression the motor produces more heat.