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  • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

    I did final sticker job last night. Used reflective stickers. In original design, there was sticker on fairing, I have omitted that. The Current strips are approximately half the width as that of the original plan. One thick strip is on the wind shield (can I call it as wind shield?) in continuations of the the Beast eyes. Small pieces of strips on alloy rim spokes and rear view mirrors too. Have a look.

    Thin strips look better to my eyes at least. Retrospectively, the wider ones were too conspicuous/flashy!
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    • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

      Originally posted by pranav_salieri View Post
      I just replaced my spockets...last month dont wanna waste money on that.does the rtr 160 have taller gearing and better cruising ability than RTR180?? because i observed my friends RTR 160 doing 55 kmh at 4k RPM

      Hi,

      I own RTR 160 (2013 model) and changed full spocket set in Jan. 2015. I get 55 kmh @ 4k RPM.
      Proud Apachian !! ;)

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      • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

        Originally posted by Devakumar View Post
        Hi,

        I own RTR 160 (2013 model) and changed full spocket set in Jan. 2015. I get 55 kmh @ 4k RPM.
        So now you are having the same rpm as our 180s.
        TVS Apache RTR 180 (2014 - ….)

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        • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

          Originally posted by Devakumar View Post
          Hi,

          I own RTR 160 (2013 model) and changed full spocket set in Jan. 2015. I get 55 kmh @ 4k RPM.
          Any loss in top end performance?
          What is the max speed you can manage with this setup?


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          • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

            Originally posted by Rahul.g View Post
            Any loss in top end performance?
            What is the max speed you can manage with this setup?


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            Hi,

            I do not see any performance loss
            Max speed i've reached is 115kmh
            Proud Apachian !! ;)

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            • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

              Originally posted by Devakumar View Post
              Hi,

              I do not see any performance loss
              Max speed i've reached is 115kmh
              Ok
              Whats the best you have managed with stock sprocket?

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              • Re: TVS Apache RTR 180

                Originally posted by Rahul.g View Post
                Ok
                Whats the best you have managed with stock sprocket?

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                my first sproket was till 15k odo and the second was change i did in 2015 at 32k odo
                Proud Apachian !! ;)

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                • Rookie joining the rtr tribe

                  Hello All,

                  I am new member in this forum. Have been a silent reader for a long time now. I thank all the members of this forum and specially this thread as I gathered a lot of information about motorcycles and apache rtr in general.
                  Today I became a proud owner of the apache rtr 160, my first motorcycle. I am a novice rider and do not have much experience about motorcycles. Before I rode a pulsar 135 for about 10 Kms and splendour for about 40 kms. I was apprehensive as everybody told me that apache is high revving and pick up is very high, so it will be difficult for a new rider. But after getting delivery I rode for about 3 kms (mostly in 1st, 2nd and 3rd gears) and felt comfortable. The power was not overwhelming for me.
                  I opted for dual disc setup and hope to have a long bonding between me and my bike.

                  Thanks to everyone of this wonderful forum
                  Never ride faster than your guardian angel can fly. ~Author Unknown

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                  • Re: Rookie joining the rtr tribe

                    Originally posted by andy0104 View Post
                    Hello All,

                    I am new member in this forum. Have been a silent reader for a long time now. I thank all the members of this forum and specially this thread as I gathered a lot of information about motorcycles and apache rtr in general.
                    Today I became a proud owner of the apache rtr 160, my first motorcycle. I am a novice rider and do not have much experience about motorcycles. Before I rode a pulsar 135 for about 10 Kms and splendour for about 40 kms. I was apprehensive as everybody told me that apache is high revving and pick up is very high, so it will be difficult for a new rider. But after getting delivery I rode for about 3 kms (mostly in 1st, 2nd and 3rd gears) and felt comfortable. The power was not overwhelming for me.
                    I opted for dual disc setup and hope to have a long bonding between me and my bike.

                    Thanks to everyone of this wonderful forum
                    Welcome to the tribe and congrats on your first motorcycle.
                    Take care of her properly, ride safe and do buy a good helmet.


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                    • Re: Rookie joining the rtr tribe

                      Originally posted by Rahul.g View Post
                      Welcome to the tribe and congrats on your first motorcycle.
                      Take care of her properly, ride safe and do buy a good helmet.


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                      Thanks Rahul

                      I will surely invest on proper riding gears. Can you please tell me about any good riding gear store in and around kolkata?
                      Never ride faster than your guardian angel can fly. ~Author Unknown

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                      • Re: Rookie joining the rtr tribe

                        Originally posted by andy0104 View Post
                        Thanks Rahul

                        I will surely invest on proper riding gears. Can you please tell me about any good riding gear store in and around kolkata?
                        Im also from kolkata.
                        You can go to B.P.Roadies for spartan products and gear up in bhawanipur, they stock astars, rynox, zues etc

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                        • Re: Rookie joining the rtr tribe

                          Originally posted by Rahul.g View Post
                          Im also from kolkata.
                          You can go to B.P.Roadies for spartan products and gear up in bhawanipur, they stock astars, rynox, zues etc

                          Sent from my C5502 using xBhp Connect mobile app
                          Thanks Rahul for the information

                          I felt some buzzing sensation on the pillion foot pegs, when I was sitting as a pillion and my friend was riding the bike. I felt numbing sensation on my foot. Is it normal for the new rtr?
                          Never ride faster than your guardian angel can fly. ~Author Unknown

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                          • Re: Rookie joining the rtr tribe

                            Originally posted by andy0104 View Post
                            Thanks Rahul for the information

                            I felt some buzzing sensation on the pillion foot pegs, when I was sitting as a pillion and my friend was riding the bike. I felt numbing sensation on my foot. Is it normal for the new rtr?
                            RTRs are famous for vibration, so yes i guess its normal
                            Do run in/break in the motor properly.

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                            • Re: Rookie joining the rtr tribe

                              Originally posted by Rahul.g View Post
                              RTRs are famous for vibration, so yes i guess its normal
                              Do run in/break in the motor properly.

                              Sent from my C5502 using xBhp Connect mobile app

                              Guess I have to live with that 😊
                              By the way my bike did not came with a maintenance free battery 😞
                              Can you tell me how to maintain a lead acid battery? As I have no idea about maintaining this type of battery.
                              Never ride faster than your guardian angel can fly. ~Author Unknown

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                              • Re: Rookie joining the rtr tribe

                                Originally posted by andy0104 View Post
                                Guess I have to live with that 😊
                                By the way my bike did not came with a maintenance free battery 😞
                                Can you tell me how to maintain a lead acid battery? As I have no idea about maintaining this type of battery.
                                It's simple. Just make sure the battery water level is between the min and max lines. If particular cell seems low on water, add battery(distilled) water through the top cap and close the cap just as tight as before. Check the levels at regular intervals of one month.

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