DUKE 125-390 2017-2023 Graphic kit

This category covers graphic kits for the KTM Duke 125, 250 and 390 of the 2017-2023 generation – the A2-friendly nakeds with full LED headlights, TFT colour display with Bluetooth connectivity and the signature orange tubular steel frame. Each kit is made to order in France, cut to the exact bodywork template of this specific generation.

On the 2017-2023 Duke range, the 125 and the 390 share identical bodywork panels – tank, side panels and headlight surround. A graphic kit designed for this generation fits both engine variants without modification. Full personalisation across colours, finishes, logos and rider numbers.

Duke 125, 250 and 390 models covered in this category

This category covers KTM Duke 125, 250 and 390 models from the 2017-2023 generation only, identified by their full LED headlight, TFT colour display with Bluetooth connectivity and the revised orange tubular frame with aluminium subframe.

Models included:

• Duke 125 – 125 cc single-cylinder, A2 licence entry (full A after two years), 11 kW
• Duke 250 – 249 cc, export market variant, same bodywork as 125 and 390
• Duke 390 – 373 cc throughout the 2017-2023 generation, A2-restricted at 35 kW, supermoto ABS standard

Generation 2017-2023 hallmarks that distinguish this line from the previous generation: full LED lighting, TFT dash with Bluetooth (smartphone connectivity), revised orange tubular steel frame, aluminium subframe, reshaped single-sided swingarm, quickshifter on the 390. If your Duke has these features, your bike belongs in this category.

For Duke 125, 200 and 390 models from the first generation, visit the dedicated Duke 125-200-390 2011-2016 graphic kit page – the fairing template is entirely different.

Duke 125 and Duke 390: one fairing template, one graphic kit

The KTM Duke 125 and Duke 390 share the same plastic bodywork on the 2017-2023 generation – tank, side panels and headlight surround are identical. A graphic kit made for this generation template fits both engine variants without modification.

The practical implication for ordering: specifying “Duke 2020” covers both the 125 and the 390 without needing to state engine size. The Duke 250 uses the same fairing and is covered by the same template. The only differences between these variants are the engine, electronics package and braking spec – not the panels that receive the graphic kit.

This is a common question for buyers choosing between the A2-legal 125 and the more powerful 390 – the answer is straightforward: one template, two engines, one kit. A Duke 125 2021 in KTM orange with a matte finish and a Duke 390 2022 in full black both use the same cut template.

For larger-displacement Duke models, explore our Duke 790-890 2018 graphic kit range – an entirely different fairing template with no overlap with the 125-390 generation.

Custom graphic kits for Duke, made in France

Duke graphic kits in this category are produced to order in France, using premium vinyl from 3M, Hexis, Oracal and Avery Dennison, cut to the exact template of the 2017-2023 Duke bodywork. This is not a pre-printed generic kit.

The process: place your order online, select colours and finishes, receive a digital proof for approval, then production begins. Materials are automotive-grade vinyl at 200 to 300 microns thickness for road use, protected with an anti-UV laminate for colour stability over several seasons outdoors. Kits are removable without residue on clean, degreased bodywork.

Personalisation options include RAL colour matching, satin, gloss and matte finishes, rider number integration and custom logo placement. The Duke 125 is the definitive A2 learner naked – personalising it from day one with a custom colour scheme is a natural part of the ownership experience.

Browse the full range of KTM street and naked graphic kits to explore other KTM models, including the SuperDuke 1290 graphic kit for the hyper-naked range. Complete the look with a matching motorcycle helmet graphic kit from our helmet range.

FAQ – KTM Duke 125 and 390 Graphic Kit (2017-2023)

Does the Duke 125 graphic kit (2017-2023) fit the Duke 390 of the same year?

Yes. The KTM Duke 125 and Duke 390 of the 2017-2023 generation share identical bodywork panels – tank, side panels and headlight surround. A graphic kit made for this generation fits both engine variants without any modification. You do not need to specify your engine size when ordering.

What is the difference between a Duke 2017-2023 graphic kit and one for the 2011-2016 generation?

The 2011-2016 and 2017-2023 Duke generations have completely different fairing shapes. The 2017-2023 generation introduced a restyled front end with full LED headlights and a new tank profile. A kit designed for the 2017-2023 template will not fit a 2011-2016 Duke – always select the generation that matches your model year.

Can I choose any colour for my Duke 125 graphic kit – for example KTM orange or full black?

Yes. Colour choice is entirely open – KTM orange, full black, white, any RAL reference or custom mix. Finishes are available in gloss, satin and matte. You receive a digital proof to approve the exact colour and layout before production begins, so no commitment is made before you confirm the design.

How do I fit a graphic kit to my Duke 125 at home?

Application requires a squeegee, a cleaning spray and a heat source such as a hair dryer. Clean and degrease the fairings thoroughly before starting. Apply at room temperature, working panel by panel to avoid air pockets. For tight curves around the tank or headlight surround, gentle heat softens the vinyl and aids conformity. Full instructions are included with every kit.

Is the Duke 390 2023 graphic kit compatible with 2021 or 2022 models?

Yes, within the 2017-2023 generation. The fairing template is consistent across these years. Throughout the 2017-2023 generation, the Duke 390 retains its 373 cc single-cylinder engine – the displacement increase to approximately 399 cc only came with the 2024 generation redesign. The bodywork panels remain on the same template across all 2017-2023 model years. If your bike has the full LED headlight and TFT Bluetooth dash, the 2017-2023 kit applies.

What materials are used – vinyl type, thickness, UV resistance?

Kits are produced on automotive-grade vinyl from brands such as 3M, Hexis, Oracal and Avery Dennison. Thickness ranges from 200 to 300 microns for standard road use. Each kit is finished with an anti-UV laminate to protect against colour fade from sun exposure – the main cause of graphic degradation on bikes kept outdoors. The laminate also provides scratch resistance against road debris.

Can I remove the graphic kit without damaging the Duke’s factory paintwork?

Yes, provided the fairings are clean, dry and properly degreased before application. Kits are designed to be removable without adhesive residue on factory paintwork. Avoid applying over cracked, chipped or repainted surfaces as adhesion and removal behaviour will differ from factory-painted panels.

Can I add a rider number or name to my Duke graphic kit?

Yes. Rider numbers and name text can be integrated directly into the graphic kit design at the order stage. This is a standard personalisation option – specify your number, preferred font style and placement (front number plate, side panels) during the order process. This option is popular on Duke 125 race series and trackday builds.