What is the top speed of the KTM 390?

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The KTM 390 has a top speed of 170 km/h. Generally, private cars are set with a top speed around 160 km/h depending on the brand and model, but the highest speed limit on domestic highways is 120 km/h, so it is advisable not to exceed the speed limit. Below is some relevant information about the KTM 390: Model Design: The KTM 390 is the second-generation model of the 390 Duke, with a seat height of 830 mm. It has changed from the old underbelly exhaust design to a right-side exhaust design and switched from the traditional cable throttle to an electronic throttle. These changes allow for multiple riding mode switches and make the bike even lighter. Braking System: The KTM 390's braking system uses Brembo's sub-brand Bybre, featuring a front radial four-piston caliper and a rear single-piston floating caliper. The front brake disc has been upgraded from the old 300 mm to 320 mm. However, due to the single-cylinder engine, resonance issues are not completely eliminated.