KTM India retails a slew of options in the Indian market. In this article, we will go through the 390cc range and the key differences. The models included in this article are, Adventure X, Adventure, Adventure V and Adventure SW.
All the aforementioned models come with a 373cc engine. This motor makes 43.5 BHP and 37 Nm of torque. The frame used in all the models is also the same, which is Split Trellis. Talking of kerb weight, all four models weigh 177 kg. In fact, the wheelbase is also the same as 1430 mm. Fuel capacity is all the same for all, at 14.5 litres. Braking power comes from a 320mm disc for the front and 230 mm for the rear. Again, the same for all four models. The equipped instrument cluster is a TFT unit, shared with all four models.
The key difference is the front suspension, Adventure X makes use of 43mm USD with Big Piston Fork. Meanwhile, 390 Adventure, 390 Adventure V, and 390 Adventure SW use 43m USD Open Cartridge. The rear suspension setup is the same for all, which is a monoshock with 10 steps preload.
Ground clearance stands at 175 mm for 390 Adventure V, which is the least of four. As the 490 Adventure X, 390 Adventure, and 390 Adventure SW come with 200 mm of ground clearance.
Saddle height too is the least for 390 Adventure V at 834 mm. Thus, this is the choice for shorter-height riders. Meanwhile, the other three options come with 855 mm of saddle height.
The 390 Adventure SW rides on Spoke Aluminium wheels. Meanwhile, the other options ride on Cast alloy wheels.
Talking of features, the 390 Adventure X misses out on some equipment, being a lower-priced model. The other three models get, riding modes, traction control, quick shifter, and cornering ABS. These models are not available with the 390 Adventure X.
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