Yamaha MT 10 SP vs KTM Super Duke R:
Yamaha MT 10 SP is based on the Yamaha R1 inline 4, which is a 998C cc double overhead cam 16 valves liquid cooled engine, giving out 164 pH P at 11,500 RPM and 112 Newton meters of torque or 83 foot pounds at 9000 RPM. The wet weight is 210 kg or 462 pounds. Fuel tank capacity is 17 L or 4.49 US gallons and you can ride it for 350 km of 220 miles before it runs dry.
KTM Super Duke is a 1301 cc liquid cooled transverse 75° V twin engine with four valves per cylinder and a double overhead cam delivering 180 BHP at the crank and 140 N meters of torque or 103 foot pounds and it weighs in at 196 kg wet or lbs432.

00:00 Intro
00:44 Yamaha vs KTM specifications & top speed
02:55 Suspension differences
03:39 Yamaha vs KTM Braking differences
04:20 Comfort and riding posture
05:04 Differences in electronics
05:17 Price differential
06:06 Racer's Opinion
07:39 Myths about the KTM
08:06 How to choose between the KTM & the Yamaha