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**sshinde555** · 08-04-2020, 09:31 AM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

Originally posted by Tushar 26 View Post

Dear Sagar Bhai,

Let me be Candid on your post. You only asked for Oil Seal replacement, not the fork dust cap. I can understand your concern, but it is totally unfair to blame SVC for the same, you should have been more explict. In addition, date of packing of oil seals is also fine. What I can see in the above video that the jugaad (fork pipe cover) you have done to your forks could well do more damage to fork pipe. When dust enters the inside of cover, it will remain there and could, otherwise, led to formation of scratch lines in fork pipes.

Now I can empathize with what you have felt when they charged so much and broke the Indicator; which they must have replaced. Agree, with your point that TVS SVCs are falling short on quality of service. I wish they address your concerns.

Goo

Hi Tushar,
Sharing part 2 of this video here it will give you more idea what exactly happened, As talking about fork covers, so i have more trust on my self created fork covers than tvs fork seals, It's been more than a year those covers are on my bike, i have completed my taste of north India ride of more than 4k kms in extreme rainy condtions, without single seal broke even riding in golden sand of rajasthan, Yes you have to remove the fork cover at every month and clean, to remove dust but there was hardly any dust i can found at inner side of fork cover, as it's seat very tightly on pipes to avoid any dust to go inside.

kiran2508 No my Bike is not in warranty as mentioned in video it's more than 2.5yrs old,

TVS team is addressing the issues which i have raised in video.will update in future video.

**Tushar 26** · 08-04-2020, 12:34 PM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

Originally posted by sshinde555 View Post

Hi Tushar,
Sharing part 2 of this video here it will give you more idea what exactly happened, As talking about fork covers, so i have more trust on my self created fork covers than tvs fork seals, It's been more than a year those covers are on my bike, i have completed my taste of north India ride of more than 4k kms in extreme rainy condtions, without single seal broke even riding in golden sand of rajasthan, Yes you have to remove the fork cover at every month and clean, to remove dust but there was hardly any dust i can found at inner side of fork cover, as it's seat very tightly on pipes to avoid any dust to go inside.

kiran2508 No my Bike is not in warranty as mentioned in video it's more than 2.5yrs old,

TVS team is addressing the issues which i have raised in video.will update in future video.

Nice, if it works for you.... I used to ride mostly on highways, I kept it simple just by using a damp clothe on fork pipes. It worked for me.

Secondly, they bill format and layout submitted by Matrix TVS in your case is acceptable. It has basic fields, which an invoice should have. Need not get panic.

Then comes service centre quality and charges. I think unless TVS decides regulatory charges, service centres are free to charge whatever they like to. Regarding quality of service, TVS is lacking skilled advisors and mechanics. You are very right to raise these concerns and I wish this time, when their premium product sales is seeing a downward trend; they listen to their customers.

**sshinde555** · 08-12-2020, 11:53 AM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

**Himanshu17320** · 08-21-2020, 05:24 PM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

My apache rr310 pulling toward right side
Is this normal with Apache rr310?
Ibhave checked with service center
But they said its normal with rr310?

**B7ACKTHORN** · 08-21-2020, 10:32 PM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

Originally posted by Himanshu17320 View Post

My apache rr310 pulling toward right side
Is this normal with Apache rr310?
Ibhave checked with service center
But they said its normal with rr310?

A bike shouldn't pull towards any side. A vehicle should tread straight once the hands are off the bars. Start off with too high or low tire pressure, which can cause the issue. Secondly, if you have a tight T stem, the bike will pull to either one of the side, you can get the T stem loosened which is a two minute job. You can probably get this done at your local mechanic.

Cheers!
VJ

**MandySingh** · 08-21-2020, 11:20 PM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

Same issue with my Dominar 400 2019 ug.Checked at service center they mentioned it's fine

Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post

A bike shouldn't pull towards any side. A vehicle should tread straight once the hands are off the bars. Start off with too high or low tire pressure, which can cause the issue. Secondly, if you have a tight T stem, the bike will pull to either one of the side, you can get the T stem loosened which is a two minute job. You can probably get this done at your local mechanic.

Cheers!
VJ

**Himanshu17320** · 08-22-2020, 11:35 AM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

Tyre pressure check
T-stem check
But i think its because of weight which is more on right side because of exhaust.

**prettyflacko** · 08-23-2020, 01:14 PM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

Anyone got their first service of their BS6 RR310 done in Bangalore? Which showroom and how was it? Also for 500 or 1k kms?

**slevynhawk** · 08-29-2020, 11:18 AM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

Hello people.. I am looking forward to buy BS6 Apache RR310 but I have few queries which you guys might help sorting out. While I have watched/read most of the reviews over social media, there are little or no road reviews for the bike for which I am relying on you guys. I have mentioned my queries in points below:-

1. How does the bike behave in city traffic conditions and highway touring ? How good is the handling in city riding, weight management in B2B traffic and heat dissipation ?

2. At what speed it can comfortably (vibes free) cruise on the highway all day long ?

3. How comfortable is the pillion seat for touring ?

4. Which saddle bags will be suitable for touring purpose ?

Hoping to get feedback from y'all people.

Thanks

P.S. I believe [MENTION=81032]xBhp[/MENTION] HQ Delhi has bought this bike on 26th June 2020 so a detailed road review is due to be posted..[emoji12]

**prettyflacko** · 09-03-2020, 06:04 PM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

Originally posted by slevynhawk View Post

Hello people.. I am looking forward to buy BS6 Apache RR310 but I have few queries which you guys might help sorting out. While I have watched/read most of the reviews over social media, there are little or no road reviews for the bike for which I am relying on you guys. I have mentioned my queries in points below:-

1. How does the bike behave in city traffic conditions and highway touring ? How good is the handling in city riding, weight management in B2B traffic and heat dissipation ?

2. At what speed it can comfortably (vibes free) cruise on the highway all day long ?

3. How comfortable is the pillion seat for touring ?

4. Which saddle bags will be suitable for touring purpose ?

Hoping to get feedback from y'all people.

Thanks

P.S. I believe [MENTION=81032]xBhp[/MENTION] HQ Delhi has bought this bike on 26th June 2020 so a detailed road review is due to be posted..[emoji12]

I have owned the bike for less than 3 months so my answers will be restricted to them
1) Handling the bike in traffic conditions is a breeze. The GTT technology comes to great use. You can nimble through traffic without much effort. The bike although heats up quick and you can feel it near the calf muscles. But it's a 310cc bike so that's normal and it cools down fast.
2) not much experience in highways to answer
this
3) It's bearable for <100 kms. I went on a ride which was for 120 kms 2 way and my pillion didn't have complaints.
4) https://www.amazon.in/dp/B07RX5FJDB/..._7pnuFb4D86SB4
This is just one of many used by RR310 owners.
Check out this really good and detailed ownership review by one of the RR310 owners.

Fury in all its glory | My TVS Apache RR310 Ownership Review | EDIT: 6 years and 43,500 kms up!

https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/motorbikes/205737-fury-all-its-glory-my-tvs-apache-rr310-ownership-review.html

Fury in all its glory | My TVS Apache RR310 Ownership Review | EDIT: 6 years and 43,500 kms up!

Corrections and better suggestions are welcome!

**slevynhawk** · 09-04-2020, 12:00 AM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

Originally posted by prettyflacko View Post

I have owned the bike for less than 3 months so my answers will be restricted to them
1) Handling the bike in traffic conditions is a breeze. The GTT technology comes to great use. You can nimble through traffic without much effort. The bike although heats up quick and you can feel it near the calf muscles. But it's a 310cc bike so that's normal and it cools down fast.
2) not much experience in highways to answer
this
3) It's bearable for <100 kms. I went on a ride which was for 120 kms 2 way and my pillion didn't have complaints.
4) https://www.amazon.in/dp/B07RX5FJDB/..._7pnuFb4D86SB4
This is just one of many used by RR310 owners.
Check out this really good and detailed ownership review by one of the RR310 owners.

Fury in all its glory | My TVS Apache RR310 Ownership Review | EDIT: 6 years and 43,500 kms up!

https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/motorbikes/205737-fury-all-its-glory-my-tvs-apache-rr310-ownership-review.html

Fury in all its glory | My TVS Apache RR310 Ownership Review | EDIT: 6 years and 43,500 kms up!

Corrections and better suggestions are welcome!

Many thanks for your input..do keep updating the thread with your experience..

**Abhi00703** · 09-07-2020, 06:47 PM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

Hi all
My question might sound funny
But does anyone know where can i get replica or something similar rr 310 exhaust
To fit on left side
So it looks double silencer
Just for looks dont intend to weld with original

**RPRIME95** · 09-24-2020, 11:26 PM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

Hi everyone,

I got my RR310 BS6 about 3 weeks back and have been riding daily since. Noticed a few odd things. If someone could help that would be awesome -
1. When I manually push the bike around, the front disc always grazes against the pads and I can hear it. More sound comes through if it is muddy
2. The headlights while great for city riding are completely useless for highway as the low beam has a very short throw and the high beam illuminates oncoming traffic more than the actual road
3. I dunno if this is caused due to a new engine, but I face large amounts on engine braking. E.g. I am doing about 65 in 6th gear, the moment I leave the throttle, it quickly creeps back down to GTT speed i.e. 36
4. Rear brake pedal has a quite a large amount of freeplay. So you never know if it being pressed or not.

Any fellow BS6 owners facing the same issue ? If yes, how did you resolve them.

Thanks for your help

**RPRIME95** · 09-25-2020, 12:14 AM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

Hey JS16,

Could you please update the WA group link ? It seems to be expired. Thanks

Originally posted by JS16 View Post

Hey Rreneav! Thank you so much!

No specific reason, i guess updated parts are always introduced in tvs motorcycles. In this case, I'm sure tvs are going to upgrade these parts foc at a certain point of time.
One of the reasons being customer feedbacks.

Emm say smoother by 25-30%?

Also, thanks again! Your Ninja's 31kmpl is giving a tough competition to my 46kmpl haha [emoji14]

Thanks bud! Definitely, red stands out in the crowd. I think this is going to attract many for the years to come.

Also guys here's the link to the Apache RR310 owner's group :

WhatsApp ग्रुप आमंत्रण

https://chat.whatsapp.com/Hygjyucvb0AJKlonrVIehM

WhatsApp ग्रुप आमंत्रण

Anyone is free to join, just make sure you don't spam! Everything else is alright.

Cheers everyone!

**indyana** · 09-27-2020, 10:30 AM

Re: TVS Apache RR310

[QUOTE=RPRIME95;1395095]Hi everyone,

1. When I manually push the bike around, the front disc always grazes against the pads and I can hear it. More sound comes through if it is muddy

3. I dunno if this is caused due to a new engine, but I face large amounts on engine braking. E.g. I am doing about 65 in 6th gear, the moment I leave the throttle, it quickly creeps back down to GTT speed i.e. 36

I'm owner of BS-ancient 310, so I'll reply to just these two.

1. Front disc noise disturbs me too, It is because of dust particles which cling on to disk and pads, I use a pressurized 2l spraying bottle to clean off both of them, noise goes away.

3. I engage 6th gear at around 70. Before that the 6th gear lugs, 5th is better. Don't know though if they've done some voodoo with the BS6 version.

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