KTM’s Duke and RC range – 125, 200, 250 and 390 – are performance machines with closely related but not identical parts. KTM spare parts are displacement- and variant-specific (ABS/non-ABS, and model year), so precise matching matters. This guide shows you how.
1. Displacement and model
Duke 125, 200, 250 and 390 are different bikes with different engines, brakes and electricals. Likewise RC 125, 200 and 390. A part from one displacement usually will not fit another, so match the exact model and engine size.
2. ABS and model year variants
Many KTM models were revised across model years, sometimes with ABS and non-ABS variants. Brakes, forks and electricals can differ, so note the year and variant.
3. Common KTM part families
Popular KTM spares include self starter motors, disc brakes (front and rear), fork components and electricals. A starter motor is matched by mounting and pinion; discs by model and diameter.
4. Genuine dimension and quality
KTM parts work hard, so dimensions and materials matter. autoss.in lists OEM-spec replacements built to the original KTM specifications, and each listing names the exact models covered.
5. Brakes and safety parts
For brake discs and pads, never compromise on fitment. Match the model, rotor diameter and ABS variant exactly, and bed in new brake parts carefully.
6. Ordering tips
Have the model, displacement, model year and ABS variant ready. autoss.in listings name the exact KTM models covered.
Bottom line
Match the model and displacement, confirm the year and ABS variant, and be exact with brake parts. That keeps your KTM performing as designed.
Bike Model Fitment
| Bike Model | Year | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| KTM Duke 125 / 200 / 250 / 390 | 2012-present | Yes |
| KTM RC 125 / 200 / 390 | 2014-present | Yes |
| KTM 250 Adventure / 390 Adventure | 2020-present | Yes |
Quick Mechanic Diagnostic Checklist
- Identify the exact model and displacement (Duke 200 vs 390)
- Note the model year
- Confirm ABS or non-ABS variant for brakes
- Match rotor diameter for brake discs
- Check mounting and pinion teeth for starter motors
- Photograph the original part if unsure
- Check the listing names your exact model
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right KTM spare part?
Match the exact model and displacement - Duke 200 vs Duke 390, or RC 200 vs RC 390 - plus the model year and ABS variant. KTM parts are not interchangeable across displacements.
Are KTM Duke and RC parts interchangeable?
Some shared components fit both, but engines, bodywork and many electricals differ between Duke and RC. Always check the listing fitment for your specific model.
Are these KTM spare parts genuine OEM?
They are OEM-spec replacements built to the original KTM dimensions and specifications, and each listing names the exact models covered.
What should I check before buying KTM brake discs?
Match the model, displacement, model year, rotor diameter and ABS variant. Brake parts must fit exactly, so confirm every detail before ordering.
Do KTM starter motors differ by model?
Yes. Mounting flanges, body length and pinion teeth differ between displacements, so match the exact model and check the starter specification in the listing.