Brand	KTM Philippines	Triumph Philippines
SRP*	₱289,000 KTM Duke 390 Price	₱566,000 Triumph Tiger Sport 660 Price
Variant	Duke 390 Standard	Tiger Sport 660 Standard
User Rating	4.54 Duke 390 reviews	4.5 Tiger Sport 660 reviews
Fuel Type	Gasoline Gasoline Motorcycles in Philippines	Gasoline Gasoline Motorcycles in Philippines
Available Color(s)
Vehicle Type	Sport Sport Motorcycles in Philippines	Adventure Touring Adventure Touring Motorcycles in Philippines

	4.54/5 34 reviews	4.5/5 12 reviews
Design	4	--
Comfort	4	--
Performance	4	--
Safety	4	--
User Review Comparison	KTM model that is known to offer rocking acceleration and power I have been a hardcore fan of KTM bikes since I myself started my bike riding expeditions. This year I decided to buy a strong option from the same... Read More J Javier Oct 15, 2025 for KTM Duke 390	An all-round, light sport tourer The core of the Triumph Tiger Sport 660 is its inline-triple engine, but it has alot more to offer than power. Triumph has designed this bike as an... Read More F Fernandez Nov 10, 2025 for Triumph Tiger Sport 660

Things we like	Versatile Performance. The Duke 390 offers a good balance between power and agility, making it suitable for both city commuting and spirited riding on open roads. Lightweight and Nimble. The bike's lightweight design and nimble handling contribute to its maneuverability, especially in urban environments with traffic and tight spaces. Modern Features. KTM includes modern features like a full-color TFT display, LED lighting, and ABS, enhancing the overall riding experience and safety. Read More	Refined and powerful engine Ride quality and handling Read More
Things we don't like	Vibrations at High Speeds. Some riders have reported vibrations at higher speeds, which may affect long-distance comfort. Pillion Comfort. The rear seat may not be as comfortable for passengers on longer rides, and the bike's compact design might limit space. Limited Wind Protection. The naked bike design may result in limited wind protection at higher speeds, which could be a factor for riders who frequently travel on highways. Read More	Limited features Negligible off-road not suitable for the ‘Tiger’ badge Read More

ABS	Yes	Yes
Pass Switch	Yes	Yes
Shutter Lock	No	No
Engine Immobilizer	No	No
Back Rest	No	No
Launch Control	No	No
Engine Check Warning	Yes	Yes
Riding Modes	Street, Road, Sport Street, Road, Sport	Road Road
Leg Guards	No	--
Stability Control	No	--
Traction Control	No	Yes
Anti-Theft Alarm	No	--
Central Locking	No	No
Side Reflectors	No	Yes
Wheel Lock Front/back	No	--

Displacement	373 cc	660 cc
Maximum Power	43 hp	80 hp
Fuel Tank Capacity	11 L	17.2 L
Maximum Torque	37 Nm	64 Nm
Clutch Type	Wet, Multi-Plate	Wet Multi-Plate, Slip & Assist
Cooling System	Liquid Cooled	Liquid Cooled
Lubrication System	Forced Oil Lubrication	--
Bore X Stroke	89 mm x 60 mm	74.4 mm x 51.1 mm
Engine Type	Single Cylinder, 4-Stroke, Liquid Cooled	Inline 3-Cylinder, 12 Valve, Liquid-Cooled, DOHC Engine
Exhaust Pipes	Single Exhaust	3 Into 1 Exhaust
No. Of Cylinder	1	3
No. Of Strokes	4-Stroke	--
Drive Type	Chain Drive	Chain Drive
Fuel Consumption	28 kmpl	22 kmpl
RPM at Maximum Torque	7000 rpm	6250 rpm
RPM at Maximum Power	9000 rpm	10250 rpm
Injection Type	--	Fuel Injection
Emission Control	--	Euro 5
Compression Ratio	--	11.95:1
Valve Configuration	--	DOHC
Valves Per Cylinder	--	4

Transmission Type	Manual	Manual
Gear Box	6-Speed	6-Speed

Chrome Garnish	No	--
Side Wings	Yes	Yes
Electronic Suspension Adjustment	No	--
Body Frame Material	Steel Steel	Steel Steel
Seat Type	Dual Stepped Dual Stepped	Dual Stepped Dual Stepped
Body Frame Type	--	Tubular Perimeter Tubular Perimeter

Height Adjustable Seats	No	--
Cruise Control	--	No

Front Brake	Disc Disc	Dual Disc Dual Disc
Rear Brake	Disc Disc	Disc Disc

KTM Duke 390 vs Triumph Tiger Sport 660 Comparison

Overview: Duke 390 vs Tiger Sport 660