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  • Mohd Irfan
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    Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

    Originally posted by Vipergts07 View Post
    220 for top up? Your bike burnt off 300ml oil between services?
    ASC charged me just ₹100 on my 2nd service. I had it last Saturday.

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  • Mohd Irfan
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    Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

    Originally posted by varungzb View Post
    1st service is done on my rtr200 and it has just completed 1500kms and both front shockers are leaking oil. Is this repair come under warranty? What parts come under warranty, like handle coneset, piston-rings, rear shocker etc? just asking because i am now concerned about the bike's quality.
    in my case, I bought my 2.0 in March. and it's front right shocker was leaking already before I bought it. I didn't notice that. as soon as noticed that, I took it to ASC after writing to the TVS and get it repaired. few days later, it started leaking again. again visited service center and get it repaired. Job card ask me to pay for it. but I did not and owner didn't asked me to pay. I even said I will not pay any money till my other (left) shocker is working fine and this one keep leaking.

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  • Mohd Irfan
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    Originally posted by Sudish View Post
    Hi Everyone,

    About me:
    I know few little things about mechanic and I try my level best to understand them more.
    I am following this thread from 2017, and today finally writing as I would like to clear some of points which I am feel.

    Few things about me and my bike:
    - I own RTR 200 (RED Matt) from Apr 17, till date. I really love this bike and this is one of the best which I have owned till date.
    - I am city rider, on week ends go for small trips
    - Total Odo (till date) is 28K
    - I maintain my bike properly, every service is on time, from TVS SVC only (have AMC)
    - Engine oil which I am using Motul 300 V (10w40)
    - Every single thing in my is stock (no mods) apart from clutch (I got slipper clutch installed- from TVS SVC only)
    - Getting mileage of 37Kmpl

    Topic which I wanted to know about is Gear sensor:
    * This has been really a pain. Till this date, TVS has replaced 4 gear sensors and multiple time clean/refix has been done, but again, it is same. Issue reoccurs after 500+ KMs. They provided different gen of modified parts, sometime from plant or sometime from R&D Team.

    Can any suggest me on this as I am really confused about gear sensor. What should I do about this.

    Please suggest.

    - Please forgive me for mistakes (if any), this is my first time writing on any forums.
    Yes, The fake Neutral fault came just next day of first service, before that it was absolutely fine. I have visited service center for 3-4 times for that problem. ASC changed sensors and gear dock too. but the problem Increased to that level where 2nd gear started showing neutral. I wrote a mail to TVS, ASC picked bike from home, kept it for a week (i didn't ask for quick repair willingly). last Saturday, I got my bike back. I checked it and f*#k the problem still persist once while checking. but it's been 4 days, they gear box is doing fine. No fake Neutral or no fake indications. ASC Owner and me have good communication now. I just call him and tell everything I'm facing and he pick bike from home.

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  • Mohd Irfan
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    Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

    Originally posted by imashish2789 View Post
    For some reasons, My bike didn't come into reserve last time. Usually, it comes around 325-335kms with full tank. This time, odo shows 351kms and no reserve. When I refuelled, It took 11.3ltrs of petrol No Trip F indication also. I doubled checked the fuel switch and it was on main not on reserve.

    Anyone faced same issue or know about the cause? Bike completed 6250km.

    Also, during Heavy Traffic, the clutch release on 2nd or 1st gear gives 'kat kat' sound. Any idea about this?


    Anybody has done ceramic coating or 9H coating in Bangalore? Is it worth?
    I have had ceramic coat on 200 2.0 BLACK in Delhi
    Last edited by Mohd Irfan; 06-13-2019, 05:52 PM.

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  • Mohd Irfan
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    Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

    Originally posted by Vipergts07 View Post
    It's because of un-informed people that asc's survive and prosper.
    I was/am well informed about the engine flush, I know it is unnecessary on new bike or before 10k kms, but I was about to pay for AMC plan, where the first bill was totally free. I just need to pay the AMC charges. that's why I asked them to do everything possible and needed.

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  • surenyfs
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    Originally posted by himu View Post
    Does anyone know what's up with the mandatory ABS rule ? How TVS can sale RTR 200 FI without ABS ?
    I could still see non abs RTR 200 4v carburetor bikes are sold now. Only if the court intervenes similar to that of BS IV deadline, things will go in right direction.

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  • himu
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    Does anyone know what's up with the mandatory ABS rule ? How TVS can sale RTR 200 FI without ABS ?

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  • Ashwiin Napster
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    Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

    Originally posted by surenyfs View Post
    Can you please explain me in decoding the VIN.
    Please go through the following link for a better understanding --> https://www.autocheck.com/vehiclehis...k/en/vinbasics
    Then apply the same to your bike's VIN.

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  • vanp
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    Hi guys,

    Can some member from Delhi suggest a good mechanic who can perform the fork alignment menthod in this video:-

    (the method which involves loosening of the front assembly and then pressing the front end a dozen times to straighten everything)

    I think my forks are not parallel to each other and need to try this method but don't have the tools.

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  • surenyfs
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    Can you please explain me in decoding the VIN.

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  • Arunachalam
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    Originally posted by w4rrior View Post
    Hi guys,

    Quick update about my ownership: Done around 2800kms now, going for second service this weekend. Did a small 500 kms ride last week! Bike performance was awesome! I have couple of very minor concerns.

    I have a slight squeaking sound coming from the rear, I can notice it only in crawling speed like 10-15kmph, not sure if it's from the brakes or suspension or what, but it's kind of annoying. Any idea what it is?

    Also i use gear oil for chain lube and i have oil dripping from my side stand all the time, am I overdoing it or is this because of gear oil? It almost makes the rear wheel messy! Thinking I'll just go with chain lube cans, are they any better?

    Any other things I should check during second service?
    I believe the squeaking noise coming from the rear disc brake cover on top of it. When the cover is touching the disc you will notice it in slow speeds.
    Also the gear oil always leave you with that mess. I get that even with chain sprays, but very little.

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  • Akash.Yadav
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    Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

    Originally posted by w4rrior View Post
    Hi Akash, sure I'll get a good jet wash. Also I don't think it's from the chain. Probably just dust in brakes or maybe suspension, not really sure though. I believe I'm actually overdoing chain maintenance and there's always oil dripping wherever I park my vehicle. There's no dust in the sprocket whatsoever. I have 80w90 oil now, I'll switch to w140 next time.
    Just get the spray through the rear brake disc-pad assembly. It must be some sand and grit accumulation.
    140 being thicker oil, I can visually analyze how much lube should go in.
    90 is good too, just gotta be a little miser with the usage [emoji28]
    Happy riding mate, you've got a sweet bike.

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  • w4rrior
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    Originally posted by Akash.Yadav View Post
    Get the bike washed especially nicely on the rear suspension area. That's most likely the cause. Or the chain has gathered dust which might be another area of squeaky sound.

    I switched from chain lube spray to gear oil. Got 140 grade oil and it has never been so sweet ever. No dripping, chain remains well lubed and just the nice whizz at decent speeds.
    Hi Akash, sure I'll get a good jet wash. Also I don't think it's from the chain. Probably just dust in brakes or maybe suspension, not really sure though. I believe I'm actually overdoing chain maintenance and there's always oil dripping wherever I park my vehicle. There's no dust in the sprocket whatsoever. I have 80w90 oil now, I'll switch to w140 next time.

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  • Akash.Yadav
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    Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

    Originally posted by w4rrior View Post
    Hi guys,

    Quick update about my ownership: Done around 2800kms now, going for second service this weekend. Did a small 500 kms ride last week! Bike performance was awesome! I have couple of very minor concerns.

    I have a slight squeaking sound coming from the rear, I can notice it only in crawling speed like 10-15kmph, not sure if it's from the brakes or suspension or what, but it's kind of annoying. Any idea what it is?

    Also i use gear oil for chain lube and i have oil dripping from my side stand all the time, am I overdoing it or is this because of gear oil? It almost makes the rear wheel messy! Thinking I'll just go with chain lube cans, are they any better?

    Any other things I should check during second service?
    Get the bike washed especially nicely on the rear suspension area. That's most likely the cause. Or the chain has gathered dust which might be another area of squeaky sound.

    I switched from chain lube spray to gear oil. Got 140 grade oil and it has never been so sweet ever. No dripping, chain remains well lubed and just the nice whizz at decent speeds.

    Leave a comment:


  • w4rrior
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    Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

    Hi guys,

    Quick update about my ownership: Done around 2800kms now, going for second service this weekend. Did a small 500 kms ride last week! Bike performance was awesome! I have couple of very minor concerns.

    I have a slight squeaking sound coming from the rear, I can notice it only in crawling speed like 10-15kmph, not sure if it's from the brakes or suspension or what, but it's kind of annoying. Any idea what it is?

    Also i use gear oil for chain lube and i have oil dripping from my side stand all the time, am I overdoing it or is this because of gear oil? It almost makes the rear wheel messy! Thinking I'll just go with chain lube cans, are they any better?

    Any other things I should check during second service?

    Leave a comment:

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