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Re: TVS Apache RTR 180
Hi Guys,,, I am having a great problem with front tyre of my Beast Rtr 180 abs. So I am thinking to change it from stock to Michelin Pilot sporty. If anyone have them will you share your experience with them on wet as well as dry conditions.
My Beast is 8 months 8000 kms old
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Re: TVS Apache RTR 180
What kind of problems?Originally posted by HeartBreaker View PostHi Guys,,, I am having a great problem with front tyre of my Beast Rtr 180 abs. So I am thinking to change it from stock to Michelin Pilot sporty. If anyone have them will you share your experience with them on wet as well as dry conditions.
My Beast is 8 months 8000 kms old
You can find ample info about the Pilot Sporty if you search this thread.TVS Apache RTR 180 ABS + ADV Breed + TBG Street
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1) Yes you can, but wont get any visible bumpOriginally posted by [email protected] View Post1.another carburator
2.changing spark plug with another
3. Another chain sproket
2) Wrong notion that spark plug increases performance, it just helps in cold start and little better throttle response.
3) Either you increase low end and compromise on top end, or you make it highway friendly and loose initial end
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Bleed the brakes. Brake oil isn't that expensive. When i first saw i thought your brakes have no bike coz of the brake wear. But yeah, there is air somehow. So bleed the fluid out.Originally posted by Valkyire View PostHey guys I need a little help. I have this weird issue with the front brake. Since the 2nd free service which was about 1500km ago from now(ODO reads about 35xx), they have completely lost bite. I have to literally squeeze the life out of them to get the bike to stop. I went to a local mechanic and he cleaned the pads which didn't work either. They also have good life left on them. The discs too. The only thing left is the brake fluid and the piston. Could either of these 2 be the issue?
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I am running Pilot Sporty on both front and rear. There are times I thought stock TVS tires were much better than these. They used to be very good but, since they are now manufactured locally, they are made of hard compound now and they dont give you much grip if the road is a bit wet or have some gravel here and there. Heck, given a smearing of sand on tarmac the rear wobbles. It doesn't give me confidence when cornering. I would suggest you go for other tires. MRF Zapper or something.Originally posted by HeartBreaker View PostHi Guys,,, I am having a great problem with front tyre of my Beast Rtr 180 abs. So I am thinking to change it from stock to Michelin Pilot sporty. If anyone have them will you share your experience with them on wet as well as dry conditions.
My Beast is 8 months 8000 kms old
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Originally posted by HeartBreaker View PostHi Guys,,,8 months 8000 kms oldAlso I had read somewhere on this forum itself that front pilot sporty is not that bad but the rear is a bit problematic.Originally posted by evyavan View PostI am running Pilot... MRF Zapper or something.Last edited by curve_king; 05-06-2016, 06:31 PM.
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Re: TVS Apache RTR 180
Hi All,
My Apache 160 has run close to 24000 kms. These days there is wobbling on the handle. When checked by the mechanic, he said rear tyres has developed bubble kind off which makes the handle wobble. My front tyre however looks fine.
Please let me know, if i should change both tyres or should i just change rear tyre. Also, which tyre should i purchase.
Thanks
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Just change the rear tire. 24000 kms is still fine for front tires. It can still probably go for another 10000 kms at least. Rear tire is quite well past its best performance. Go for the same profile as much as possible as stock for the rear. If the rear is 17 inch, then you have lot of choices. But again the profile size of 110/80 is very difficult to find in other manufacturers apart from the tvs remora ones. Maybe you can find the same profile tire in Mrf - zapper c. If its an 18 inch one then go for mrf zapper wyde 100/90-18 tubeless type.Originally posted by shanky442 View PostHi All,
My Apache 160 has run close to 24000 kms. These days there is wobbling on the handle. When checked by the mechanic, he said rear tyres has developed bubble kind off which makes the handle wobble. My front tyre however looks fine.
Please let me know, if i should change both tyres or should i just change rear tyre. Also, which tyre should i purchase.
ThanksEverybody has their own version of TRUTH!!!!!!
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Re: TVS Apache RTR 180
Guys it's been 15days since I received my A180 ABS, have few queries.
1. There seems to be loss of power while riding
2. There is this "thad thad" sound, is it misfire or normal?
3. There are vibrations on handle bar
4. The reserve indicator doesn't blink even when there is no fuel.
5. Front brakes have great bite, but I found rear to be okayish.
Please let me know if some of things will get fine after 1st service.
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Answers in bold.Originally posted by aditya.prasanna View PostGuys it's been 15days since I received my A180 ABS, have few queries.
1. There seems to be loss of power while riding?
Maybe your AFR is set to lean. Is your engine heating above normal?
2. There is this "thad thad" sound, is it misfire or normal?
Its misfire. Nothing to worry. Will be fine after the oil change.
3. There are vibrations on handle bar
Its an Apache bro.
4. The reserve indicator doesn't blink even when there is no fuel.
You may need to visit the SVC for this.
5. Front brakes have great bite, but I found rear to be okayish.
Please let me know if some of things will get fine after 1st service.
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