Lucky MAPI unleashes next-gen KTM Duke 390, Husqvarna 401 Svartpilen, 401 Vitpilen in PH

MANILA: Lucky MAPI has brought in three next-generation models to the Philippines: the KTM Duke 390 as well as the Husqvarna 401 Svartpilen and Vitpilen.

The three new offerings were introduced to the local market after the company took over the brands’ distributorships late last year.

All three are equipped with refreshed looks, more powerful engines, and updated suite of technologies.

Specifications

Here’s what customers can have in the next-generation KTM Duke 390, Husqvarna 401 Svartpilen, and 401 Vitpilen.

KTM’s naked motorcycle grew a slightly-longer wheelbase (1,357 millimeters [mm>) and an improved seat height (820 mm) compared to its predecessor that enhanced its handling proficiency.

On the other hand, the two models under Husqvarna have the same 1,368-mm wheelbase and 820-mm seat height.

In front of their handlebars are their respective digital clusters that displays highly important details such as revolutions per minute, fuel gauge and consumption meter, battery, speed, and trip meter.

Powering the trio of new offerings are the 399-cubic centimeter single-cylinder, four-stroke engine that can deliver the following numbers:

Maximum output (in horsepower)	44
Peak torque (in Newton-meters)	39

The said mill is matched to a six-speed manual transmission with mechanically-operated anti-hopping clutch.

Thanks to said combination, the motorcycle can do 29.4-kilometers-per-liter fuel consumption.

Meanwhile, their stopping power comes from its brake system made up of:

• Front: Four-piston radial fixed caliper, disc-type (320 mm)
• Rear: Single-piston floating caliper, disc type (240 mm)

These have their own Bosch 9.3 MP Two Channel anti-lock braking system.

Further ensuring stability are the powder coated steel trellis frame and the WP APEX suspension set-up for both front and rear.

The prices of the three motorcycles are all P309,000.

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