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  • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

    Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post
    This specially happens on facebook groups.

    Couldn't agree more bro.


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    • Yeah was discussing same thing on FB chat yesterday, does Iridium NGK Spark plug increases performance or not ? lolx

      and the guy claimed of better pick up, 5kmp/l better mileage, Crisp Response & +10 Top end speed... however everything was still fine till he said NGK help in wheelie too :P

      I Surrender !!!


      Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post
      Lijo, couldn't agree more on whatever you said. How I wish people should know all that. But the sad part is, people think themselves as Einstein even when they go for even some local n cheap aftermarket exhausts and things like K&N filters and splitfire cables; and when you tell such things to people, they think you as a fool who don't know how fast these things will make their bike This specially happens on facebook groups.
      Also met a guy name xortic was constantly saying K&N increases Engine life & also increases mileage by +5.. The Reason was allow's more air so engine get's cooled easily.. it act's like Fan in our PC


      Who else surrender here ?


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      • ^^^ HAHAHA
        Put that in the 'hilarious quote' thread.
        And people also assume, 2 discs means faster. RTR 160 with single disc is slower wrt RTR RD.
        Mean while, completed 42K kms on my RTR...
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        • Congrats that's awesome, do post your bike's pics & how old its ? as far as the newer model concern I guess I am leading in that

          HOw much km in ODO for new model (2012) guys?
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          • how to check rpm of bike for every gears..... & what it is stands for actually power or speed?
            and gear shifting at what rpm bike will give more mileage?????
            If you ride like there's no tomorrow... Don't worry there won't be !!!!

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            • Originally posted by Satishrajdev View Post
              how to check rpm of bike for every gears..... & what it is stands for actually power or speed?
              and gear shifting at what rpm bike will give more mileage?????
              Rpm is shown in the taco meter.Its is rotations per minute,ie engine speed.
              Shifting at higher rpm is known to reduce mileage,so ride more,then you will understand your bike better and you will know when to shift for performance,health of engine.
              Please don't lug the engine for mileage,you might get some +5kmpl,but later end up with costly engine repairs.After all what is the fun in that?
              If for mileage I would love to rip my 100cc,than lugging a 250cc.Hope you got the point!
              "Vibes transmitted from crank shaft to frame, then through the bearings of the head stock and into the stem where it meets the triple clamp and into the clip-ons where it is greeted with great pleasure by my hands"-ratfighter mod rtr

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              • Peak power of our bike is aroun 6.5k rpm.... I shift between 5-6k rpm for better mileage prateek & other will confirm this please ....
                Pride & Prejudice: Ladakh Ride,

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

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                • Originally posted by Devesh View Post
                  hey guys their is a problem (i think) with my front brakes i feel that my front wheel is not rotating as freely as the rear one actually its a kind of like my brakes are applied.
                  please guys help me with this?

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                  • Originally posted by albyjose View Post
                    Rpm is shown in the taco meter.Its is rotations per minute,ie engine speed.
                    Shifting at higher rpm is known to reduce mileage,so ride more,then you will understand your bike better and you will know when to shift for performance,health of engine.
                    Please don't lug the engine for mileage,you might get some +5kmpl,but later end up with costly engine repairs.After all what is the fun in that?
                    If for mileage I would love to rip my 100cc,than lugging a 250cc.Hope you got the point!
                    Thanks a lot for the info....Point is cleared now

                    Originally posted by shahbaz63 View Post
                    Peak power of our bike is aroun 6.5k rpm.... I shift between 5-6k rpm for better mileage prateek & other will confirm this please ....
                    I'll try this
                    If you ride like there's no tomorrow... Don't worry there won't be !!!!

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                    • Ideal gear shift for a healthy engine & good fuel efficiency should be around 4000 R.P.M, you can make it 4500 to 5000 R.P.M for 4th & 5th gear. If you are cruising for long distances then you can safely cruise around 6000 to 7000 R.P.M without harming your engine. @SHAHBAZ63: Avoid regular power shifting at high revs it will effect the clutch, gearbox & sprockets in long run.

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                      • 5k to 6k isnt high revs ? Is it ?


                        BTW! Peak power of RTR is 6.5k too
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                        • Originally posted by shahbaz63 View Post
                          5k to 6k isnt high revs ? Is it ?


                          BTW! Peak power of RTR is 6.5k too
                          Peak power is at 8.5k buddy.Peak torque is in 6.5k.
                          What would you guys give for 2010,apache 180,9k run,good condition?Owner asking 47k.He said he got offers for 46k.Going to see the bike tomorrow.
                          "Vibes transmitted from crank shaft to frame, then through the bearings of the head stock and into the stem where it meets the triple clamp and into the clip-ons where it is greeted with great pleasure by my hands"-ratfighter mod rtr

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                          • Originally posted by Devesh View Post
                            please guys help me with this?
                            get the brake shoe checked if there is any life remaining or not, check for bends in the disc
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                            • Originally posted by shahbaz63 View Post
                              Peak power of our bike is aroun 6.5k rpm.... I shift between 5-6k rpm for better mileage prateek & other will confirm this please ....

                              Maximum power is 17.03 Bhp @ 8500rpm bro.. & Max torque is 15.5 Nm @ 6500rpm... Hence shifting at 5-6.5 k rpm is most fuel efficient.. Around 58(+) kmpl in 5th gear, 5-6.5k rpm range on highway & no down shifts or brakes..



                              Ended up doing a bit of "footpath" riding & was forced to jump onto the road.. The height of jump was around 1-1.5 ft with a pillion..Now the front wheel wobbles & pulls left at low speeds. Went to a TVS SVC & got the front handle "adjusted", But was of no use as usual..What could be the problem..?? This wobble started after few hundred km (400-500) after the jump.. Could it be the alloy..?? I'v noticed a that the disc & pads are rubbing & make a soft sound..


                              I had posted recently about my bike leaking oil & that "re-threading" was required.. Now the re-threading has been done,the re-threading charges for one Bolt is INR40..Rode the bike for ~100km after the fix & I'm speculating that the oil is still leaking..What else can be done to stop the oil leak..?? ​

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                              • please see attached image file, The small pipe has came out as i have highlighted in red, What it that, And where should it connect
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