KTM 250 Adventure Price in Nepal- Features, Specifications, Colors Available

December 7th 2022

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KTM 250 Adventure Price in Nepal- Features, Specifications, Colors Available

The KTM Adventure series was expanded by the firm after the KTM 390 Adventure was introduced. In the Nepalese market, KTM is now selling the KTM Adventure 250 with BS6 compliance.

This motorcycle was unveiled last year by Hansraj Hulaschand & Co. Pvt. Ltd, the sole authorized distributor of KTM bikes in Nepal. Following the formal launch, it joined the new KTM Adventure series as the second vehicle after the 390 Adventure. In addition, the cost of this bike has already increased from what it originally cost.

Let's now go into more information about the KTM Adventure 250, including its key features, precise specifications, and availability.

Design

The KTM Adventure 250 takes design inspiration from the 390 Adventure. As a result, the fuel tank is bigger, the passenger and rider seats are bigger, and the riding position is more comfortable and suitable for touring.

Although it looks almost the same from the side as its older sibling, the headlamp unit distinguishes it. The bike has a halogen headlamp with LED DRL in place of a fully LED configuration.

Second, it has an LCD TFT screen devoid of Bluetooth connectivity. Additionally, there are occasional small-scale cost-cutting measures. With its pointed tank coverings, styled grab rail, trapezoidal exhaust system, off-roading Tyres, and other features, it nevertheless retains its adventurous character.

The Adventure 250 measures 2154mm in length, 900mm in width, and 1263mm in height on the outside. Similar to the fact that ground clearance is 200mm and the seat height is 855mm. The motorcycle has a petrol tank that holds 14.5 liters of fuel and weighs about 156 kg. It promises to get a respectable 35 Kmpl in terms of fuel efficiency.

Performance

Similar to its street-naked sibling, Duke 250, KTM Adventure 250 is powered by a single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, 250cc FI engine. In terms of output, it has a maximum torque of 24Nm at 7500 rpm and a maximum power output of 29.91PS at 9000 rpm. A slipper and assist clutch is used in a 6-speed gearbox. The Quick shifting feature found in Adventure 390 is absent in this model, though.

The 250 Adventure sports off-road-oriented WP APEX suspensions from KTM. The back mono-shock features a 177mm suspension travel with preload adjustment, compared to the upside-down 43mm front fork's 170mm.

230 mm single-piston floating caliper rear brake disc and a sizable 320 mm four-piston radial fixed caliper front brake disc is used for braking. Interestingly, it supports both off-road ABS mode and conventional dual-channel ABS for the braking system.

Features

In terms of equipment, this bike includes a GPS bracket, crash bungs, a single headlamp cluster in the shape of a pentagon, a radiator protection grille, alloy wheels, and an LCD instrument cluster with a fully digital display. Other standout features include:

Adjustable Triple Clamp Handlebar
Adjustable WP APEX Suspension
BYBRE Brakes with Dual-Channel ABS (switchable)
Ride by Wire
Slipper Clutch
5-inch TFT Black and White Display
Cornering ABS + Off-road ABS
Dual Purpose MRF Tires and Off-road Ready Footpegs
Liquid Cooling System and Fuel Injection Technology
Traction Control System

Specifications

Dimensions (L x W x H)	2154mm x 900mm x 1263mm
Seat Height and Ground Clearance	855mm and 200mm
Engine	Single-Cylinder, four valve, Liquid Cooled, FI, DOH, BS6-compliant
Displacement and Emission	248.8cc and BS6
Max Power and Max Torque	29.6 PS @ 9000rpm 24Nm @ 7500rpm
Cooling system and Gearbox	Liquid Cooled and 6-speed
Top Speed and Mileage	148kmph and 35kmpl
Tires	Front- 110/70-R17 - Disc Rear- 130/80-R17 - Disc Tubeless Tires
Suspension	WP USD Front Forks and WP Mono Shock
Braking System	Dual-Channel ABS (switchable)
Fuel Tank Capacity and Kerb Weight	14.5 liters and 156kg
Clutch type and Chassis	PASC anti-hopping and Steel Trellis Frame, powder-coated
Colors	Orange and Black