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  • #4606
    Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

    Just got to know Masseters doesnt come with 130 section. They have mentioned 140 section for Apache 200.
    Pirelli has Angel City in 130/70/17 & Sports Demon. Rest of Pirelli series are too expensive to consider (atleast for me).

    There is another brand Timsun Tyres & I heard all the good about them. Might wanna consider them too.
    Last edited by madgunnerbomb; 07-20-2019, 04:24 PM.

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    • #4607
      Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

      Originally posted by madgunnerbomb View Post
      Sure. Make one & give link for whatsapp group brother.
      https://chat.whatsapp.com/FWaOHrYCjjv9IfMtuY7E6y

      Here you go

      Everyone here is invited to join the group.

      Cheers

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      • #4608
        Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

        Has anyone here got the clutch plates of the bike changed?

        I am facing these issues

        1. Engines heats up very fast and very quickly. A 3-5km stroll in the city and my engine temperature soars up
        2. I am feeling a lack of throttle response. The pickup and and overall power seems to have dropped significantly. I have to open the throttle really wide to feel some power.
        3. Drop in mileage.

        Service centre told me that these things are happening because I have burnt my clutch plates and are quoting me 3.5k cost to change them

        My bike has completed 19k kms, and it hasn't been ridden rough for the most part.

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        • #4609
          Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

          Originally posted by abdeali96 View Post
          https://chat.whatsapp.com/fwaohrycjjv9ifmtuy7e6y

          here you go

          everyone here is invited to join the group.

          Cheers
          all apache owners please join this group!

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          • #4610
            Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

            Originally posted by madgunnerbomb View Post
            all apache owners please join this group!
            Done!!!!!!!!!!!

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            • #4611
              Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

              Originally posted by madgunnerbomb View Post
              Just got to know Masseters doesnt come with 130 section. They have mentioned 140 section for Apache 200.
              Pirelli has Angel City in 130/70/17 & Sports Demon. Rest of Pirelli series are too expensive to consider (atleast for me).

              There is another brand Timsun Tyres & I heard all the good about them. Might wanna consider them too.
              Yeah, dont wish to upsize. I live in raipur I don't think I would get those tinsuns here, besides i think they seem to be soft compound tyres. Theres a ceat radial tyre for our bike though for around 3100 on amazon. Ceat Zoom Rad 130/70 R17 62H Tubeless have you hears of this ?

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              • #4612
                Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

                Originally posted by livfstdieyoung View Post
                Yeah, dont wish to upsize. I live in raipur I don't think I would get those tinsuns here, besides i think they seem to be soft compound tyres. Theres a ceat radial tyre for our bike though for around 3100 on amazon. Ceat Zoom Rad 130/70 R17 62H Tubeless have you hears of this ?
                Never compromise on quality when it comes to tyres. Always pick soft compound tyres as they have better grips. Though they might have lesser life but they give u satisfaction of safety. I can't say about this particular tyre but I had Ceat Vertigo tyre & man that was hard tyre. It tends to slip quite much & I fear for life.
                If not getting Timsun locally, try getting it online. Don't go with cheap ones. Pirelli sports demon is also available on Amazon yet they are giving it cheap too. Mind it that tyre is 2015 manufactured.

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                • #4613
                  Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

                  Originally posted by madgunnerbomb View Post
                  Never compromise on quality when it comes to tyres. Always pick soft compound tyres as they have better grips. Though they might have lesser life but they give u satisfaction of safety. I can't say about this particular tyre but I had Ceat Vertigo tyre & man that was hard tyre. It tends to slip quite much & I fear for life.
                  If not getting Timsun locally, try getting it online. Don't go with cheap ones. Pirelli sports demon is also available on Amazon yet they are giving it cheap too. Mind it that tyre is 2015 manufactured.
                  What about tyre changes on ABS models? Whether the exact size is needed or we can upsize? Whether it will impact seriously on ABS calculations? Need recommendations.

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                  • #4614
                    Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

                    Originally posted by Arunachalam View Post
                    What about tyre changes on ABS models? Whether the exact size is needed or we can upsize? Whether it will impact seriously on ABS calculations? Need recommendations.
                    Afaik tyre width has no relation to ABS. Fatter tyre means bigger patch but generally it's good to use recommend tyres. Going 10mm over the recommended won't hurt at all (atleast in rear tyre). Just keep in mind to check the air pressure.

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                    • #4615
                      Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

                      Originally posted by abdeali96 View Post
                      Has anyone here got the clutch plates of the bike changed?

                      I am facing these issues

                      1. Engines heats up very fast and very quickly. A 3-5km stroll in the city and my engine temperature soars up
                      2. I am feeling a lack of throttle response. The pickup and and overall power seems to have dropped significantly. I have to open the throttle really wide to feel some power.
                      3. Drop in mileage.

                      Service centre told me that these things are happening because I have burnt my clutch plates and are quoting me 3.5k cost to change them

                      My bike has completed 19k kms, and it hasn't been ridden rough for the most part.
                      Looks like the bike is running either too lean or too rich. Before Changing the clutch plates first change the carburettor setting from some other mechanic or by yourself if you have some knowledge. Even youtube videos could help you in this. After that if you still have problems then change the clutch plates. But i think 3.5k is expensive. I think it is in the range of 2 - 2.5k. Please also check with other ASC.

                      But i think changing the settings should solve your problem. ASC guys just fool people for making money.

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                      • #4616
                        Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

                        Originally posted by madgunnerbomb View Post
                        Afaik tyre width has no relation to ABS. Fatter tyre means bigger patch but generally it's good to use recommend tyres. Going 10mm over the recommended won't hurt at all (atleast in rear tyre). Just keep in mind to check the air pressure.
                        I recently upgraded to 140 rear section tyre, now I dont know what tyre pressure recommended for rear. Previously I used to fill it to 32 psi (as i usually ride with a pillion).
                        Any suggestions.

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                        • #4617
                          Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

                          Originally posted by RahulT View Post
                          I recently upgraded to 140 rear section tyre, now I dont know what tyre pressure recommended for rear. Previously I used to fill it to 32 psi (as i usually ride with a pillion).
                          Any suggestions.
                          https://www.xbhp.com/talkies/tyres/2...-thread-8.html

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                          • #4618
                            Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

                            Originally posted by RahulT View Post
                            I recently upgraded to 140 rear section tyre, now I dont know what tyre pressure recommended for rear. Previously I used to fill it to 32 psi (as i usually ride with a pillion).
                            Any suggestions.
                            Hey Rahul, can you let know which 140 section tyres did you fit for the rear and what about the front tyre?
                            Please share any performance difference or problems you have experienced. Thanks!

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                            • #4619
                              Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

                              https://youtu.be/3uMqGjTEMYI


                              For those who are looking into 140 rear section tyres. This is one good option.

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                              • #4620
                                Re: TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Ownership Experience

                                Guys i can't understand what's wrong with my bike's digital console
                                For the first 3-4km every morning it works fine
                                After that it goes on-off every few seconds while I am driving (doesn't happen when I am not in motion)
                                Yesterday I went for a small ride and I noticed that when the bike is stable it high speeds it doesn't go on-off.
                                I think it is happening when I apply brakes or maybe when i am accelerating in lower speeds in the city.
                                Didn't happen once on the highway

                                What can be the issue here?

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