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**deviil** · 12-28-2011, 08:12 PM

ABS - Possible but at a price

Originally posted by Rtrlover83 View Post

It is not possible Buddy.

Enjoy your ride. Try using both brakes (70% front and 30% rear) progressively. All will be fine

Hi,

I just spoke to the TVS service centre today and they confirmed that the ABS can be fitted on the bike.

The ABS is actually a kit that TVS has launched for the RTR series, however the cost for this setup is a steep Rs. 20,000/-. Quite expensive!!!

Is it worth the money charged?

**pranav_salieri** · 12-28-2011, 09:35 PM

^^i think it will void your warranty... its not worth. its like fitting a fuel injection system to the RTR180..not worth it....if you really want ABS so badly then check this out

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http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/pit-stop-general-biking-discussion/10288-abs-bikes.html

**deviil** · 12-28-2011, 10:28 PM

ABS kit available from TVS

Originally posted by pranav_salieri View Post

^^i think it will void your warranty... its not worth. its like fitting a fuel injection system to the RTR180..not worth it....if you really want ABS so badly then check this out

http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/pit-stop...abs-bikes.html

The Service centre said that the ABS kit is sold for the RTR 180. The Service center said it takes a week for it to be fitted on the bike.

So it seems like TVS has launched it with the intent of allowing non ABS RTR 180s' to be fitted with the factory ABS (Manufacturer ABS). I believe the same is also available for the Honda CBR 250 (Combined ABS is sold for around 30k).\

I want to know what is the performance of the RTR 180 ABS and how does it compare to the RTR 180 (non ABS)????

**Garry_Menace** · 12-28-2011, 10:28 PM

Originally posted by pranav_salieri View Post

^^i think it will void your warranty... its not worth. its like fitting a fuel injection system to the RTR180..not worth it....if you really want ABS so badly then check this out

http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/pit-stop...abs-bikes.html

1.) As the guy is talking about "TVS" ABS kit, I don't think it will void the warranty in anyway.

2.) Its very much worthy to get it installed if someone wants an ABS enabled bike. Though, by this I don't mean 20K INR is a justified price.

3.) The ABS system mentioned in the link provided by you is nowhere close to the one provided by Continental (the TVS one). Its like comparing Impulse to KTM's 800+cc Off-roaders.

Anyways, I still doubt if it can be installed on non-ABS bikes. Please confirm it from TVS Headquaters instead of believing in stupid SVC(most of them). Moreover, pricing it for 20K is simply indigestible.

**deviil** · 12-28-2011, 10:44 PM

ABS kit available from TVS

Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post

1.) As the guy is talking about "TVS" ABS kit, I don't think it will void the warranty in anyway.

2.) Its very much worthy to get it installed if someone wants an ABS enabled bike. Though, by this I don't mean 20K INR is a justified price.

3.) The ABS system mentioned in the link provided by you is nowhere close to the one provided by Continental (the TVS one). Its like comparing Impulse to KTM's 800+cc Off-roaders.

Anyways, I still doubt if it can be installed on non-ABS bikes. Please confirm it from TVS Headquaters instead of believing in stupid SVC(most of them). Moreover, pricing it for 20K is simply indigestible.

I have sent them an inquiry on this subject .I will check with TVS folks and find out what they have to say.

I agree the price is too steep, but quality does come at a price???

**Mirhawk** · 12-28-2011, 10:52 PM

Originally posted by UTKARSH STUNTY SHARMA View Post

just 2 hrs ago i was riding my joel'ed menace with pride and joy, but one bull got reall angry on the joel's ffe i suppose, i was riding at a constant speed of 70kmph on a bypass road, which is usually empty, suddenly a bull jumped onto my bike as if he was ready to kill me,

Originally posted by UTKARSH STUNTY SHARMA View Post

sure will get a LS2 next time , but the sad part is that the recovery will take atleast 1 week, so no biking till then.

A total tragic Dude. Hope You get well Soon! Hope Your bike gets well soon too!
Also, would suggest You to go for LS2 according to My Personal experience. And You have to wait only for a week, I got to wait for a month!! So be patient, and ride only after You get fully well!

Originally posted by kantu View Post

get riding gear after ending up in a crash , that s how i got my jacket and gloves atleast

Well, I got a reason to Tell My parents to buy one now!!

Also is this Guy from spreadsheet ([email protected]) trustworthy? Wanted to order the Left front Indicator.

**vineshp** · 12-29-2011, 12:25 AM

@ UTKARSH STUNTY SHARMA: A Very unfortunate accident indeed. Glad that you were wearing helmet! Get well soon!

your RTR is waiting for u

Originally posted by deviil View Post

I want to know what is the performance of the RTR 180 ABS and how does it compare to the RTR 180 (non ABS)????

Performance is the same- just the added safety.

Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post

Anyways, I still doubt if it can be installed on non-ABS bikes. Please confirm it from TVS Headquaters instead of believing in stupid SVC(most of them). Moreover, pricing it for 20K is simply indigestible.

Yes, mainly because for all queries on TVS Apache Facebook page, the company have declined this. And why 20K when the ABS variant is itself 10K over than stock RTR?

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P.S: After Mirhawk & Utkarsh's accidents, I am looking to get geared up: How about this combination:

have only this now: LS2 Helmet
Rjays Swift jacket
Cramster Flux gloves and
knee guard & ankle protecting shoes if $ permits

Guys, give your inputs on these..

**shiwaan** · 12-29-2011, 11:32 AM

Originally posted by UTKARSH STUNTY SHARMA View Post

just 2 hrs ago i was riding my joel'ed menace with pride and joy, but one bull got reall angry on the joel's ffe i suppose, i was riding at a constant speed of 70kmph on a bypass road, which is usually empty, suddenly a bull jumped onto my bike as if he was ready to kill me, i lost control, crashed into the bull, the bike slided and banged into a cement structure, headlight and housing gone, leg guard bent and a indicator gone too.

My both knees got bruised, right hand scratched badly, wrist has swelling and in this cold it even worsens, my head was saved due to my gliders helmet which took all the beating and got severe cracks, my back got saved even after 4-5 rolls on tarmac due to my reebok bag.

Will be visiting the svc as the bike is lying there, will have to claim the insurance too. Huh pretty bad experience

it sad to hear that.......get well soon bro ....... take care

**shiwaan** · 12-29-2011, 11:41 AM

bro i have done with my service 24 days back (sory for late reply i was busy the studies) odo meter reading was 2185 and tuned my card and the changed the engine oil tvs true 4 u semi synthetic 10w40
other lubrication done and mileage is also gud bro around 38 now my main concern is the top speed by bike touches 110 very easily the the top speed is 123 top at 8.5k rpm in top gear and after that i cant push the bike like its stuck on 8.5 k rpm 123 top speed with full throttle what should i do for that??

can u help me eith this is the TPS is creating a problem?? like it was happening with utkarsh stunty sharma?? thanks for the replies

@all any humble replies will be appreciated as i know very less

**nisnth** · 12-29-2011, 11:43 AM

Originally posted by vineshp View Post

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P.S: After Mirhawk & Utkarsh's accidents, I am looking to get geared up: How about this combination:

have only this now: LS2 Helmet
Rjays Swift jacket
Cramster Flux gloves and
knee guard & ankle protecting shoes if $ permits

Guys, give your inputs on these..

LS2 : More than sufficient...
Swift: The best for City riding...
Cramster Flux

I dont see it on the Cramster website as well!
I use DSG Motomesh and is good. My friend uses Cramster MX3 and is very comfortable!...
The Axo Knee guards: Rs 1200 Approx are good enough IMO!...

**shiwaan** · 12-29-2011, 11:50 AM

Originally posted by vineshp View Post

@ UTKARSH STUNTY SHARMA: A Very unfortunate accident indeed. Glad that you were wearing helmet! Get well soon!

your RTR is waiting for u

Performance is the same- just the added safety.

Yes, mainly because for all queries on TVS Apache Facebook page, the company have declined this. And why 20K when the ABS variant is itself 10K over than stock RTR?

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P.S: After Mirhawk & Utkarsh's accidents, I am looking to get geared up: How about this combination:

have only this now: LS2 Helmet
Rjays Swift jacket
Cramster Flux gloves and
knee guard & ankle protecting shoes if $ permits

Guys, give your inputs on these..

i agree with u only the bike is having is the safety everything else is the same and don't go for any mods for abs with the non abs model till then company doesn't gives u warranty for that because if ur ABS is blow out by by a stupid mech then whom will give u your money back??

**shiwaan** · 12-29-2011, 12:05 PM

Originally posted by nisnth View Post

LS2 : More than sufficient...
Swift: The best for City riding...
Cramster Flux

I dont see it on the Cramster website as well!
I use DSG Motomesh and is good. My friend uses Cramster MX3 and is very comfortable!...
The Axo Knee guards: Rs 1200 Approx are good enough IMO!...

dude can u advise me gloves for summer and winter both or mainly for winters and comfortable too my budget is 1-2k

**deviil** · 12-29-2011, 12:23 PM

ABS - Not Possible

Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post

1.) As the guy is talking about "TVS" ABS kit, I don't think it will void the warranty in anyway.

2.) Its very much worthy to get it installed if someone wants an ABS enabled bike. Though, by this I don't mean 20K INR is a justified price.

3.) The ABS system mentioned in the link provided by you is nowhere close to the one provided by Continental (the TVS one). Its like comparing Impulse to KTM's 800+cc Off-roaders.

Anyways, I still doubt if it can be installed on non-ABS bikes. Please confirm it from TVS Headquaters instead of believing in stupid SVC(most of them). Moreover, pricing it for 20K is simply indigestible.

Finally got it confirmed from the TVS Factory in Hosur. They say that the ABS cannot be fitted into the non ABS RTR 180. So I wonder, how is the service center claiming that it can be done???

**nisnth** · 12-29-2011, 01:15 PM

Originally posted by shiwaan View Post

dude can u advise me gloves for summer and winter both or mainly for winters and comfortable too my budget is 1-2k

I've heard a lot of good reivews for the DSF Revive. It fits in your budget too.... DSG Revive Gloves - 1,990.00Rs

Originally posted by deviil View Post

Finally got it confirmed from the TVS Factory in Hosur. They say that the ABS cannot be fitted into the non ABS RTR 180. So I wonder, how is the service center claiming that it can be done???

Ah, as we all knew it!

Now for the sake of curiosity, why dont you dig deep into the SVC as to how they would fix it

**Garry_Menace** · 12-30-2011, 12:26 AM

Originally posted by nisnth View Post

Originally posted by deviil View Post

Finally got it confirmed from the TVS Factory in Hosur. They say that the ABS cannot be fitted into the non ABS RTR 180. So I wonder, how is the service center claiming that it can be done???

Ah, as we all knew it!

Now for the sake of curiosity, why dont you dig deep into the SVC as to how they would fix it

+1!

Originally posted by nisnth View Post

I've heard a lot of good reivews for the DSF Revive. It fits in your budget too.... DSG Revive Gloves - 1,990.00Rs

DSG bey

Yeah, from what I know (via xBhp only, no personal experience), DSG Revive is the best product for people looking for VFM!!

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