Is the KTM RC 390 good for beginners?

Broadly yes. With 373cc and 44 PS (43.5 hp) @ 9000 rpm, the KTM RC 390 is manageable for newer riders and is roughly A2-friendly. Confirm licence eligibility for your market and build confidence gradually.

Is the KTM RC 390 good for shorter riders?

The KTM RC 390 has a tall 824mm seat, which can be a stretch for shorter riders. Look for a factory low seat, lowering links, or a low-suspension variant.

Is the KTM RC 390 good for touring?

The KTM RC 390's 13.7L tank means more frequent fuel stops on a long trip. It can still tour, but a larger or auxiliary tank helps on big miles.

KTM RC 390 - specs, owners & reviews

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RC 390

KTM · 2022–2026

Power: 44 HP
Torque: 37 NM
Kerb weight: 172 KG
Seat height: 824 MM

Engine: 373.2 cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder, DOHC 4-valve, EFI ride-by-wire
Displacement: 373 cc
Gearbox: 6-speed, optional quickshifter
Final drive: chain
Fuel: 13.7 L
Front brake: 320 mm disc, 4-piston radial caliper, cornering ABS
Rear brake: 240 mm disc, single-piston caliper, ABS
Front suspension: WP APEX 43 mm USD fork, adjustable
Rear suspension: WP APEX monoshock, adjustable
Front tyre: 110/70-17
Rear tyre: 150/60-17

Engine 373ccDrive chainFuel 13.7 L

Service schedule

RC 390

KTM · 2022–2026

Engine oil: every 7,500-10,000 km or annually
Valve check: every 15,000 km
Major service: every 15,000 km
Spark plugs: every ~15,000-30,000 km
Air filter: inspect each service; replace ~15,000-20,000 km
Coolant: every 2 years
Brake fluid: every 2 years (DOT 4)
Drive: chain: clean & lubricate ~every 800 km, check tension/wear regularly

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