I bought my vitpilen 250 on 07 jun'20, just few days after the lockdown period ended in delhi. I went to the showroom for a test ride, but didn't get one due to covid-19 situation. Only thing i did was, i sat on the bike to check the seat height. Mine was the first husqvarna bike to be sold from that showroom. Riding experience is pretty good so far, i use it for daily commute. Bike has a sporty seating posture and i don't think it's everyone's choice. Waiting at the traffic signals, getting pulled over numerous times, people approaching me whenever i stop for a tea, trust me this bike is a conversation starter. And that perplexed look on the people's face when i tell them the make & model of the bike. I usually tell them, this company is owned by ktm to make it simple. The bike looks very minimalist, like 'retro meets future'. My suggestion would be, just don't forget to remove those grab rails if you want the bike to look more sexy.I have done my bikes first service at ktm service center nearby my place. Basically, servicing cost will be similar to duke 250. Performance of the bike is really nice and i get around 32-35kmpl mileage for my daily commutes.Pros:- this bike is a real attention grabber. Really made for style conscious buyers.- you get reliable service as it's provided by ktm. Cons:- this bike my look compact, but the seat height is higher than average. I'm 5'6, and i think shorter people might find it difficult to reverse the bike while being seated.- the ground clearance of this bike is pretty low, you are going to hit those speed bumps which are not made according to the norms if you are not careful enough.
Tips for Husqvarna Vitpilen 250
Bike has a 9.5L fuel tank, it fills up faster than you expect, so keep an eye while refueling to avoid filling the tank to the brim.
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