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  • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

    Originally posted by suj View Post
    Mine has done 34000 kms . I got tappet adjustment from a local mechanic recently....Currently using motul 7100 10w40 ,drain interval every 3k.
    That's actually not the tappet noise. It'll come from the place where the spark plug connector connects to the coil wire( i guess that's what you are experiencing, like a 'tik tik kit kit')

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    • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

      Originally posted by Siddhartha.S View Post
      That's actually not the tappet noise. It'll come from the place where the spark plug connector connects to the coil wire( i guess that's what you are experiencing, like a 'tik tik kit kit')
      U may be right....I'll get it checked once again....One more thing , spark plug is getting clogged every 4 months....small amount of oil or petrol is visible on the tip of spark plug...thank u 😃😃

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      • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

        Originally posted by suj View Post
        U may be right....I'll get it checked once again....One more thing , spark plug is getting clogged every 4 months....small amount of oil or petrol is visible on the tip of spark plug...thank u 😃😃
        Yeaa.. that spark plug cap(the inner part) wears off for some unknown reason!! There's no proper spark i guess for the same reason ..and hence the petrol visible on the tip.

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        • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

          Originally posted by vinayus View Post
          With my 2k km ride. I prefer Remora over Zapper FS. Just my personal choice. Rear Masseter is really good but maybe try getting Masseter for front as well if you can.
          Else it might feel weird while driving.
          Me too felt the same... No idea.. mine is zapper 90/90-17 on front and massater 120/80-17 on rear.. rear is awesome. Front is also good but not feel so comfortable..
          Riding is all about trust, love and passion

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          • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

            Found something like oil here.. when checked with mechanic he said its usual on rainy season.. anybody experience this problem???Click image for larger version

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            • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

              Originally posted by apacherider View Post
              Me too felt the same... No idea.. mine is zapper 90/90-17 on front and massater 120/80-17 on rear.. rear is awesome. Front is also good but not feel so comfortable..
              exactly. it feels weird, now that i'm already 3k + kms.
              I'm starting to get doubts about alignments nowadays. Anyways due to service soon, will get it checked and see if I have to get used to this or some change is required.

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              • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                Originally posted by apacherider View Post
                Found something like oil here.. when checked with mechanic he said its usual on rainy season.. anybody experience this problem???[ATTACH]241072[/ATTACH]
                Haven't actually noticed?!! Maybe slightly the petrol is leaking? Due to cracks in the rubber adapter? (Jus a guess). It's not rainy season now BTW! Check with some other good mechanic.

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                • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                  Anyone using o ring chain??? Is it better than stock one??
                  Riding is all about trust, love and passion

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                  • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                    Can anyone help me solve this oil leak from cylinder head issue,i am sick of going to TVS showrooms time and again. Also a good local mech was not able to solve the issue despite applying some adhesive paste on the heads to stop the leak.

                    also does the engine oil leak when the bike is revved hard?


                    My bike has done 34000 kms change its a 2010 model RTR 180.

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                    • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                      The sealant you should use is anabond 600

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                      • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                        Originally posted by pranav_salieri View Post
                        Can anyone help me solve this oil leak from cylinder head issue,i am sick of going to TVS showrooms time and again. Also a good local mech was not able to solve the issue despite applying some adhesive paste on the heads to stop the leak.

                        also does the engine oil leak when the bike is revved hard?


                        My bike has done 34000 kms change its a 2010 model RTR 180.
                        Use anabond or loctite gasket maker.....

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                        • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                          Has anyone tried maseteers and ceat tyres on Apache 180?
                          If have then can you give comparison on which one is better in rain as well as normal
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                          • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                            Originally posted by msuthar25 View Post
                            Has anyone tried maseteers and ceat tyres on Apache 180?
                            If have then can you give comparison on which one is better in rain as well as normal
                            I have used massatter and using it right now.. but never used ceat tyres.. massatter is good, awesome grip even on wet conditions... Its value for money..[emoji4]
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                            • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                              After 55000 kms and 2.8 years my battery gave up.. bike is still awesome.. mid range is mad.. replaced the chain with o ring chain and sporkset.. Engine become more smoother as am using motul now.. However have some pulling issues while riding with pillion.. hope its due to heavy rain riding for the last 1 month.. Never spent any penny other than oil change, filter change, tyres, pads and chain. Am daily commuting 80 kms at least at 70 to 80 kmph. Still giving me 40,41 sometimes even 42 kmpl. Also my digital meter is kind of give up as they are not indicating the full numbers. Do i have to replace the entire meter set? The rear brakes dont have the bite as they used to. Bleeding is good, changed pads and still wondering why it lacks the bite.. any idea guys???
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                              • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                                Originally posted by apacherider View Post
                                I have used massatter and using it right now.. but never used ceat tyres.. massatter is good, awesome grip even on wet conditions... Its value for money..[emoji4]
                                Thanks, The Maseteers are not available in stock sizes for Apache 180. Rear is a size up 120/80-17 and front is a size down 90/80-17. Are you sure the front is direct fit?

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                                Originally posted by apacherider View Post
                                After 55000 kms and 2.8 years my battery gave up.. bike is still awesome.. mid range is mad.. replaced the chain with o ring chain and sporkset.. Engine become more smoother as am using motul now.. However have some pulling issues while riding with pillion.. hope its due to heavy rain riding for the last 1 month.. Never spent any penny other than oil change, filter change, tyres, pads and chain. Am daily commuting 80 kms at least at 70 to 80 kmph. Still giving me 40,41 sometimes even 42 kmpl. Also my digital meter is kind of give up as they are not indicating the full numbers. Do i have to replace the entire meter set? The rear brakes dont have the bite as they used to. Bleeding is good, changed pads and still wondering why it lacks the bite.. any idea guys???
                                Have you changed your discs yet? If the discs are grooved/worn enough then the brake pads wont be able to provide proper bite as the area of contact reduces. Please change the discs and check.
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