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Bajaj and KTM extend their operations to Indonesia

The Duke and RC will now see sales in the South-East Asian sub-continent

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Overdrive|Apr 11, 2016, 15:58:26 IST

After the roaring success of their motorcycles in India, KTM, with the help of Bajaj, now plans to expand their market to South East Asia - starting with Indonesia. As part of the arrangement, KTM will be offering their Duke and RC models up to a displacement of 400cc which are manufactured by the Austrian-Indian joint venture. The bikes are to be distributed from KTM showrooms managed by Bajaj.

The Duke is a naked street bike, while the RC is a fully fared sports bike. The 199cc engine produces 26PS, while the 373cc engine makes 44PS,...

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First Published:Apr 11, 2016, 15:58:26 IST
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