KTM RC 390 Reviews

The 13.7 litre fuel capacity gives the RC 390 enough fuel onboard for longer stretches between stops. That becomes especially useful when a quick city ride turns into an unplanned highway run. Meanwhile, the 5 inch colour TFT screen gives the cockpit a modern feel and keeps the ride information clearly presented. The combination works well for a motorcycle built around sporty riding. There is enough fuel for the journey, while the screen keeps important details right in front of the rider.

The Quickshifter on the KTM RC 390 makes shifting up and down super smooth without touching the clutch lever at all. Changing gears in heavy traffic or on open highways feels completely effortless and fast. Safety is top notch too because of Cornering ABS and traction control working continuously in the background. The bike stays firmly planted and safe even when taking sharp turns or braking on slippery roads. It is an amazing sports bike that gives pure speed with total safety.

For the first few days, I kept using the clutch out of habit. Then one ride, I realised the quickshifter had already done most of the work before I even thought about it. It felt so natural that I started wondering why I was still reaching for the clutch. The Cornering ABS and traction control stayed completely in the background. I never noticed them during the ride, and I think that's the best part. Good features don't ask for attention. They simply let you enjoy the bike.

This bike is an absolute beast on the road. The 373.27cc engine gives crazy acceleration the moment you twist the throttle. It just flies, making overtaking on the highway super easy. While riding, the new 5 inch display is highly useful. It looks high tech, is very clear even under bright sunlight, and shows all the speed and navigation info easily. It is the perfect choice if you want pure racing power and style.

I bought this bike for my weekend track days and highway touring, and it is a pure performance machine. The LED headlight looks sharp and incredibly aggressive. It cuts through the dark like a knife, giving me amazing visibility and confidence during late-night highway rides. The big windscreen is a total lifesaver for high-speed cruising. It deflects the heavy wind blast right over my helmet when I tuck in, keeping me comfortable and strain-free even after hours in the saddle.

I wanted a bike that offers sharp design and a strong on-road presence, especially for weekend rides. One of my friends recommended the KTM RC 390, so I started checking all its details before deciding. The RC 390 comes with a 373cc engine, quick shifter, PASC antihopping clutch, and TFT display. It also features dual-channel ABS and ride-by-wire tech. Mileage is around 25–27 kmpl, which feels okay for a bike in this performance category.