Description
Click here for an CycleVIN Motorcycle History Report on this 2002 KTM Duke II. Additional photos are available here for your perusal.
One of the first semi-popular supermotos in the US, the KTM Duke II was a revelation for the lucky few that got to enjoy it – the comfortable ergonomics and light weight made this an excellent hooligan bike. Get used to riding with the front wheel off the ground!
KTM’s LC4 engine was good for 50 horsepower and 40 miles per gallon and the Duke II weighed just 320 pounds. For more on the Duke II, check out this review from MCN, which says that the Duke II “the very best of streetmoto – the slightly more refined cousin of that biking outlaw the supermoto. The Duke is rugged, grunty, well-braked and packed with attitude. It’s also a simple bike to fettle yourself and tune. It could be the best commuter ever made.”
This example is VIN: VBKDUN4002M752353. The seller acquired it from a private party 18 years ago.
During his ownership, the seller has covered roughly 1,000 miles. The odometer shows 2,052 miles.
Modifications:
In the seller’s first day of ownership, he swapped out the original front sprocket for one with 15 teeth, a common modification for these bikes. The original (16T) is included but not pictured.
Cosmetic Blemishes: please see the album up top for all known cosmetic issues. Here is a selection:
It has a recent battery and the carb was cleaned approximately 2 months ago. It runs, though there is a slight stumble under heavy load at low rpms and we suspect the pilot jet might be partially clogged.
It is riding on Pirelli Diablo tires with date codes of 0507 and 1207.
The sale includes one key, owner’s handbook, WP shock manual, WP forks manual, KTM catalog, spare parts manual, sticker sheet, and more.
Currently located at our facility in Santa Monica, California (please make an appointment for an inspection), this KTM is offered on a clean California title with registration current through September 2022.
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