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  • #16291
    Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

    Originally posted by pranav_salieri View Post
    guys how long does the battery last?? I have 2010 model which has AC electricals..I haven't changed it since the past 4years
    Generally batteries last for around 3-5 years of normal usage.. If it's holding charge normally, then don't worry about it.

    Sent from my ST18i

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    • #16292
      Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

      no the SVC guy told me that its gone and the low batt indicator sometimes starts blinking

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      • #16293
        Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

        Originally posted by pranav_salieri View Post
        no the SVC guy told me that its gone and the low batt indicator sometimes starts blinking

        In matters such as this some user discretion is always advised. Get the battery checked outside to see if it has charge and if it is holding charge. And batteries last more than 3-5 years easy but tend to loose effective charge after 3 years of use irrespective of type/duration of use.

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        • #16294
          Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

          Today I got a small nail sized scratch on the left tail section of my rtr while going through a narrow gate. It appears to be deep though; showing layer beneath the paint layer. Is there any way to remove the scratch? Do SVCs do some paint jobs like these? It appears to be a black dot on the new white skin of my bike.

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          • #16295
            Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

            Originally posted by srinath2494 View Post
            Today I got a small nail sized scratch on the left tail section of my rtr while going through a narrow gate. It appears to be deep though; showing layer beneath the paint layer. Is there any way to remove the scratch? Do SVCs do some paint jobs like these? It appears to be a black dot on the new white skin of my bike.
            AFAIK such kind of services are only provided for cars...It will be good if the same is provided for bikes but very little person are concerned about removing scratches on bikes. Less demand so not providing such services. Anyway you can checkout in any paint shop or sticker/graphics job shops. They might have a solution.

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            Originally posted by pranav_salieri View Post
            no the SVC guy told me that its gone and the low batt indicator sometimes starts blinking
            I hope you rectified the issue. If not get it rectified before you get stuck in middle of the road during night riding and risk yourself.
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            • #16296
              Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

              Originally posted by susheelkumar View Post
              AFAIK such kind of services are only provided for cars...It will be good if the same is provided for bikes but very little person are concerned about removing scratches on bikes. Less demand so not providing such services. Anyway you can checkout in any paint shop or sticker/graphics job shops. They might have a solution.
              Heard from svc that its not covered in warranty too and that I ll have to pay depending on the intensity of the scratch. Need to look at it during first service and then negotiate about the rate if I really feel it needs to be cured at that time.

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              • #16297
                Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                Originally posted by srinath2494 View Post
                Heard from svc that its not covered in warranty too and that I ll have to pay depending on the intensity of the scratch. Need to look at it during first service and then negotiate about the rate if I really feel it needs to be cured at that time.


                Get a nice sticker job or just paste the sticker of the same colour as you bike. Don't waste your time with scratches, this is India and idiots are in abundance here. Also a few scratches are good as they keep bigger damages at bay (prevents shani dosham. LOL :P)

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                • #16298
                  Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                  Originally posted by pranav_salieri View Post
                  no the SVC guy told me that its gone and the low batt indicator sometimes starts blinking
                  Change the battery as soon as possible. It will die abruptly someday. I Ignored the warning, and one day suddenly my bike wont start. I had to kick it atleast 100 times to start(I hadnt used Kick ever in first 2 Years of ownership, except on the day I took the delivery, Hence it was jammed ).
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                  • #16299
                    Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                    Originally posted by Balgi View Post
                    Get a nice sticker job or just paste the sticker of the same colour as you bike. Don't waste your time with scratches, this is India and idiots are in abundance here. Also a few scratches are good as they keep bigger damages at bay (prevents shani dosham. LOL :P)
                    that part doesnt have any stickers to get replaced! and you are too superstitious :P

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                    • #16300
                      Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                      Originally posted by srinath2494 View Post
                      that part doesnt have any stickers to get replaced! and you are too superstitious :P
                      Its a minor thing. Will you get the bike part painted every time there is a scratch?
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                      • #16301
                        Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                        Originally posted by srinath2494 View Post
                        that part doesnt have any stickers to get replaced! and you are too superstitious :P
                        LOL, I am superstitious :P

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                        Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                        Its a minor thing. Will you get the bike part painted every time there is a scratch?
                        True, Its a waste of money. Money better spent on maintaining the engine which is vital.

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                        • #16302
                          Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                          Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                          Its a minor thing. Will you get the bike part painted every time there is a scratch?
                          It's happening for the first time and I felt bad
                          But now I'm thinking the same. I shall be careful hereafter. I'll just ask the svc during first service

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                          Originally posted by Balgi View Post
                          LOL, I am superstitious :P

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                          True, Its a waste of money. Money better spent on maintaining the engine which is vital.
                          Off topic: sir i thought you were a pro and trusted only the bike parts :P

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                          • #16303
                            Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                            Originally posted by srinath2494 View Post
                            It's happening for the first time and I felt bad
                            But now I'm thinking the same. I shall be careful hereafter. I'll just ask the svc during first service

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                            Off topic: sir i thought you were a pro and trusted only the bike parts :P

                            Hey I still only trust my skills but luck has to count for something. I mean the Christian Pope is successful is he not? :P

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                            • #16304
                              Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                              Originally posted by srinath2494 View Post
                              what about the engine oil settling to one side due to side stand? thats what my friend told me. but still, until i get the ease on the centre stand, can i use the side stand for long hours? like over night?
                              You are worrying too much brother, Proper sports Bikes like R15, CBR 150, 250, Rc 200, 390 ect ect, dont even come with the main stand (They have no place for the main stand, as the ground clearance is very low, and adding a center stand will further lower the Ground clearance and mess up the center of gravity, and hence the handling). They spend all their working life on the side stand and nothing ever happens to them.... No bad effect at all. If Japanese companies like Yamaha and Honda think that bikes are safe on the side stand, i thing that its pretty safe to assume that they are indeed safe, and nothing is gonna go wrong with the engine. After all the insane amount of money these companies invest on research and development is off the charts and the results are pretty reliable and trustworthy.

                              So if you can engage the man stand, well and good, if not side stand will do the job perfectly.
                              I would like to thank my legs for supporting me, my arms for being always by my side and my fingers; I could always count on them.

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                              • #16305
                                Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                                Originally posted by Ankey View Post
                                You are worrying too much brother, Proper sports Bikes like R15, CBR 150, 250, Rc 200, 390 ect ect, dont even come with the main stand (They have no place for the main stand, as the ground clearance is very low, and adding a center stand will further lower the Ground clearance and mess up the center of gravity, and hence the handling). They spend all their working life on the side stand and nothing ever happens to them.... No bad effect at all. If Japanese companies like Yamaha and Honda think that bikes are safe on the side stand, i thing that its pretty safe to assume that they are indeed safe, and nothing is gonna go wrong with the engine. After all the insane amount of money these companies invest on research and development is off the charts and the results are pretty reliable and trustworthy.

                                So if you can engage the man stand, well and good, if not side stand will do the job perfectly.
                                ohh I posted this a week ago and I got it clarified then and there! thanks anyway. I mastered using centre stand and started experimenting things with the bike :P :P Hope it stays safe :P

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