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  • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

    I was about to post this when you posted it..

    As per spec its 250cc, 4valves, 38.5hp @12k rpm, 23Nm torque, kerb wieght of 134kg, mileage of 33.3kmpl & 10L tank capacity.
    Only petrol tank capacity i felt bit less, maybe they did so to reduce kerb weight. Rest all good figures.
    I hope TVS sincerely brings this concept bike to reality and launches it in market.
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    • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

      Originally posted by hemnath View Post
      i have recently service my APACHE RTR, in an svc, i have complained them about the steering play and i felt like the bike handle bar is more towards the right while riding the bike.
      They have serviced and they said, there is a bend in the HEAD LAMP BRACKET, and they charged me 250 for taking the bend, but i can stilll feel the steering is towards right while riding, and it is more while riding with the pilllon, sitting one sided.
      Check the cone set, might be gone. Just tap the left or right handle when bike in main stand and front wheel off the ground.the handle should move freely to reach the other side. Similarly do tap from other side.

      Vino

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      • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

        Originally posted by kavb1986 View Post
        My new beast which i acquired on new year's eve.


        The only problem i have is that i feel a sharp vibration in the Head Light Doom when i reach a speed of 70kmph and the vibration stops after 75kmph..

        Is there a solution for this? And is there anyone who face the same problem?

        I am enjoying my ride to the core..

        Proud to be an apachian..
        Hey congrats man. Welcome to the tribe.
        About vibrations, they do reduce after a few thousand km, especially after switching over to SS oil like AX7. The sound near the head might be because of some loose screw. New RTR owners might be able to help you out.
        BTW, didn't you report it to the SVC during the first service?

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        • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

          [MENTION=42069]pcgamer[/MENTION], Thanks for your wishes. Informed the svc during the service. The service engineer informed me that they have tightened some loose screws in the hl doom.

          Even then I feel the same vibration. But the difference is before service the vibration was between 60 to 70. And now the vibration has just changed for different speeds.

          I have asked the svc for further solutions too. I will post about further updates soon after rectifying the vibration problem.

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          Last edited by kavb1986; 02-06-2014, 06:44 AM.

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          • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

            Vibration is there from 4krpm to 12 krpm... only thing is few feel it few don't

            (Depend on the other bike you have rode for long time)

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            Vibration is there from 4krpm to 12 krpm... only thing is few feel it few don't

            (Depend on the other bike you have rode for long time)
            Pride & Prejudice: Ladakh Ride,

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            • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

              Hi Folks,

              I own a 2011 RTR160 done 13,100 Kms. Recently got the regular servicing done, in which Front Disk Pads were replaced. Now there seems to be quite a lot of resistance in the front wheel. When on center stand, even with a heavy handed force, wheel only rotates maximum of one rotation. Is this normal with new pads and free up with usage?? Or is something a miss here.
              Need help. Thanks..
              Regards,
              Yogesh.

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              • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                Originally posted by yogesh.vk View Post
                Hi Folks,

                I own a 2011 RTR160 done 13,100 Kms. Recently got the regular servicing done, in which Front Disk Pads were replaced. Now there seems to be quite a lot of resistance in the front wheel. When on center stand, even with a heavy handed force, wheel only rotates maximum of one rotation. Is this normal with new pads and free up with usage?? Or is something a miss here.
                Need help. Thanks..
                It is normal when you put new set of pads. Anyway if you are feeling too much resistance do report to SVC.
                Normally it will fade out in few days..
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                • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                  Originally posted by susheelkumar View Post
                  It is normal when you put new set of pads. Anyway if you are feeling too much resistance do report to SVC.
                  Normally it will fade out in few days..
                  Thanks.. In that case will wait for few more days and check
                  Regards,
                  Yogesh.

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                  • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

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                    TVS Graphite concept, TVS Draken - X21 concept unveiled

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                    • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                      Nice Concept... Waiting for actual production .
                      Pride & Prejudice: Ladakh Ride,

                      Ride To Raajmachi - Highway, Off Roading, Tent fire & Dhamaal

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                      • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                        Originally posted by kavb1986 View Post
                        The forthcoming beast [ATTACH=CONFIG]135582[/ATTACH]
                        TVS Graphite concept, TVS Draken - X21 concept unveiled
                        I just hope ki TVS will bring Draken to real light soon because we all know that they are very slow in new launches. This concept looks amazing and will compete well with others in its segment,,,comon TVS brring it on..

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                        • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                          Greetings Apache tribesmen

                          After a lot of research (lurking around ownership threads and asking every friend for a test drive) I have decided to buy the new Apache 180. However it seems that there are many complaints about the quality of service provided by service centres in Bangalore. Can some one please direct me to a good showroom with a trusted after sales support? I hear good things about TVS Trijal in Whitefield. Are there any other options?

                          Thanks
                          Torque over Top-end

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                          • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                            Originally posted by obe_88 View Post
                            Greetings Apache tribesmen

                            After a lot of research (lurking around ownership threads and asking every friend for a test drive) I have decided to buy the new Apache 180. However it seems that there are many complaints about the quality of service provided by service centres in Bangalore. Can some one please direct me to a good showroom with a trusted after sales support? I hear good things about TVS Trijal in Whitefield. Are there any other options?

                            Thanks
                            Welcome to the RTR tribe in advance

                            And yes, quality of service is not great almost anywhere. I had done most of servicing from Tristar TVS near Domlur (later found a mechanic who did better job ) and the experience with them was decent, though others did have bad experiences over there. Just talk to Mr.Murthy, the service manager and things usually go well if he is informed about issues etc.

                            I am not sure about Trijal, maybe some one else can throw some light on it.

                            Btw, if you can shell out a bit more money, I would suggest to go for the ABS variant. Trust me, you wont regret it!
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                            • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                              Originally posted by Adarsh_Bk View Post
                              Welcome to the RTR tribe in advance

                              And yes, quality of service is not great almost anywhere. I had done most of servicing from Tristar TVS near Domlur
                              Thanks Adarsh, I read some complaints against TVS Tristar on this forum, have they improved their quality? Also I am really tempted to go for the ABS version, but will have to wait for next month's salary to afford it. CANT WAIT
                              Torque over Top-end

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                              • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                                Originally posted by obe_88 View Post
                                Thanks Adarsh, I read some complaints against TVS Tristar on this forum, have they improved their quality? Also I am really tempted to go for the ABS version, but will have to wait for next month's salary to afford it. CANT WAIT
                                Me too go for Tristar TVS for services. I normally consult one Mr. Lokesh. So far the experience has been good (not excellent).
                                Atleast for the free services do it in authorised TVS SVC. After that you can try other local mechanics if you are not satisfied.
                                Also all companies after sale services are not that good unless you are some premium customer.
                                So dont expect too much from anyone. Expect the basic stuffs and you will be happy.
                                If you have the time & money then go for ABS version.
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