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  • my run-in completed!

    Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post
    Yes, you can surely buy them. The logo at the handlebar can be acquired by buying the handlebar plate (yes, the one which covers the coneset) and then scraping the logo from it. Its just for 100 INR AFAIK. About the sticker, I am not sure if one can buy stickers as single, but they're available as set.
    @Garry: not necessary, the logo in handlebar costs Rs.43 and can be bought seperately

    UPDATE:
    Now my ride's ODO reading is 1024 Kms, so officially completed the run-in

    Took the bike for a highway ride this weekend and pushed her to higher RPMs gradually.. The bike seems to have a 'barrier' b/w 4k-5k rpms where it vibrates and gives the impression it's straining. But once you twist the throttle and go beyond 5k, it pulls like a rocket and vibes are almost gone! Top speed as a result is now 90.. Will surely push the envelope slowly..

    Loving the exhaust note(music), throttle response and everything!
    Grip. Twist. Ride-with Menacingly FAST Apache 180 ABS!
    TVS Apache 180 ABS (Sep 2011-)
    Yamaha Libero LX (Feb 2006-Sep 2011) sold


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    • Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post
      Yes, you can surely buy them. The logo at the handlebar can be acquired by buying the handlebar plate (yes, the one which covers the coneset) and then scraping the logo from it. Its just for 100 INR AFAIK. About the sticker, I am not sure if one can buy stickers as single, but they're available as set.
      You can get the sticker alone for Rs. 45. These smaller things 're hard to get from the showrooms. I had to wait for long to acquire one and within few months, it was stolen again!

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      • Originally posted by vineshp View Post
        @Garry: not necessary, the logo in handlebar costs Rs.43 and can be bought seperately

        UPDATE:
        Now my ride's ODO reading is 1024 Kms, so officially completed the run-in

        Took the bike for a highway ride this weekend and pushed her to higher RPMs gradually.. The bike seems to have a 'barrier' b/w 4k-5k rpms where it vibrates and gives the impression it's straining. But once you twist the throttle and go beyond 5k, it pulls like a rocket and vibes are almost gone! Top speed as a result is now 90.. Will surely push the envelope slowly..

        Loving the exhaust note(music), throttle response and everything!
        stickers are available at the company spares or outsource??

        -=Live to Ride=-
        2006 Hero Honda, Passion Plus-Black Blue
        2011 TVS Apache, RTR-180 ABS-White (Stolen)
        2013-KTM, Duke 200
        -White

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        • Originally posted by Makky View Post
          You can get the sticker alone for Rs. 45. These smaller things 're hard to get from the showrooms. I had to wait for long to acquire one and within few months, it was stolen again!
          Originally posted by vineshp View Post
          @Garry: not necessary, the logo in handlebar costs Rs.43 and can be bought seperately
          Wokayyyy... dBase updated!

          Originally posted by shiwaan View Post
          stickers are available at the company spares or outsource??
          From the company itself.
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          D.I.Y.s:
          Service manual & Parts manual for Apache RTR | Tappets Adjustment | Carburetor Tuning | ​Carburetor Cleaning | Clutch Adjustment | Drive Chain Adjustment | Brake Adjustment (Drum)

          Travel Stories:
          A surprising 3 days' ride... Delhi-Dehradun-Mussoorie-Delhi!
          My first biking trip... Delhi-Agra-Delhi
          The Graduation Ride... Delhi-Dharamshala-McLeodganj-D'shala-Delhi (Link to FB photos)

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          • Originally posted by Krish1417 View Post
            My last servicing was done at 2500kms,now the odo reads 3600kms.So its only 1100kms the last servicing was done.Should i go for carb cleaning?
            You can go for carb cleaning either at svc if you trust them or a good mech. at the same time check for free wheel movement.
            Mumbai - Bangalore Solo Ride

            A Breath-Taking Ride (Literally)

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            • Originally posted by vineshp View Post
              @Garry: not necessary, the logo in handlebar costs Rs.43 and can be bought seperately

              UPDATE:
              Now my ride's ODO reading is 1024 Kms, so officially completed the run-in

              Took the bike for a highway ride this weekend and pushed her to higher RPMs gradually.. The bike seems to have a 'barrier' b/w 4k-5k rpms where it vibrates and gives the impression it's straining. But once you twist the throttle and go beyond 5k, it pulls like a rocket and vibes are almost gone! Top speed as a result is now 90.. Will surely push the envelope slowly..

              Loving the exhaust note(music), throttle response and everything!
              run in each gear with engine braking and the vibes are sure to reduce even more
              Mumbai - Bangalore Solo Ride

              A Breath-Taking Ride (Literally)

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              • Originally posted by New guy View Post
                You can go for carb cleaning either at svc if you trust them or a good mech. at the same time check for free wheel movement.
                i am owning Apache RTR 180 ABS i have noticed sometimes my front and back wheel very tight and sometimes its free and from the day i purchased the bik 25 aug 2011 when i apply read break very hard the read break make noise like blow horn

                -=Live to Ride=-
                2006 Hero Honda, Passion Plus-Black Blue
                2011 TVS Apache, RTR-180 ABS-White (Stolen)
                2013-KTM, Duke 200
                -White

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                • Originally posted by New guy View Post
                  You can go for carb cleaning either at svc if you trust them or a good mech. at the same time check for free wheel movement.
                  Thanks for the reply broIs carb cleaning necessary,when it is requiredI fear that if it would screw the carb tuning
                  Apache RTR 180 2011 | Honda Activa 2010 | CBZ Xtreme 2010 (1 month) |Apache 160 FI 2009-2010
                  Bajaj Kristal 2007-2011
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                  • Hi all,

                    Can we expect new colors from apache 180 ABS???
                    All for the best!! Just Go Ahead!!

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                    • Originally posted by shiwaan View Post
                      i am owning Apache RTR 180 ABS i have noticed sometimes my front and back wheel very tight and sometimes its free and from the day i purchased the bik 25 aug 2011 when i apply read break very hard the read break make noise like blow horn

                      the problem with the rear brakes seems to be common with all ABS RTR's I am still trying out to figure the problem. Mine has clocked 5000kms and from the last few days this HORN problem has arrived again

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                      • Originally posted by Krish1417 View Post
                        Thanks for the reply broIs carb cleaning necessary,when it is requiredI fear that if it would screw the carb tuning
                        If you can find a good mech or if just read up some basic knowledge then its not too difficult. IMO carb / air filter cleaning is the most basic remedial stage for lagging pik up.

                        Originally posted by shiwaan View Post
                        i am owning Apache RTR 180 ABS i have noticed sometimes my front and back wheel very tight and sometimes its free and from the day i purchased the bik 25 aug 2011 when i apply read break very hard the read break make noise like blow horn
                        Show it to SVC. Wheels should be free moving. @ the nosie, try getting the brakes cleaned.
                        Mumbai - Bangalore Solo Ride

                        A Breath-Taking Ride (Literally)

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                        • @New guy
                          thanks for you input

                          @white.warrior
                          okay thanks but mine do noise in most the cases find the problem and let me know

                          -=Live to Ride=-
                          2006 Hero Honda, Passion Plus-Black Blue
                          2011 TVS Apache, RTR-180 ABS-White (Stolen)
                          2013-KTM, Duke 200
                          -White

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                          • Originally posted by white.warrior View Post
                            the problem with the rear brakes seems to be common with all ABS RTR's I am still trying out to figure the problem. Mine has clocked 5000kms and from the last few days this HORN problem has arrived again
                            Originally posted by shiwaan View Post
                            i am owning Apache RTR 180 ABS i have noticed sometimes my front and back wheel very tight and sometimes its free and from the day i purchased the bik 25 aug 2011 when i apply read break very hard the read break make noise like blow horn
                            Not just the ABS, its common to all RTRs because of the roto-petal discs which being so bite-ful, "bites" the dust inside too

                            Anyways, nothing to worry about. Just get the brake pads cleaned, i.e., get them scratched with a sand paper so that the dust particles get removed.
                            Join my facebook Page: Life On 2-Wheels | Blog: Life On 2-Wheels

                            D.I.Y.s:
                            Service manual & Parts manual for Apache RTR | Tappets Adjustment | Carburetor Tuning | ​Carburetor Cleaning | Clutch Adjustment | Drive Chain Adjustment | Brake Adjustment (Drum)

                            Travel Stories:
                            A surprising 3 days' ride... Delhi-Dehradun-Mussoorie-Delhi!
                            My first biking trip... Delhi-Agra-Delhi
                            The Graduation Ride... Delhi-Dharamshala-McLeodganj-D'shala-Delhi (Link to FB photos)

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                            • Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post
                              Not just the ABS, its common to all RTRs because of the roto-petal discs which being so bite-ful, "bites" the dust inside too

                              Anyways, nothing to worry about. Just get the brake pads cleaned, i.e., get them scratched with a sand paper so that the dust particles get removed.
                              thanks for throwing up the light bro will do this and let u know

                              -=Live to Ride=-
                              2006 Hero Honda, Passion Plus-Black Blue
                              2011 TVS Apache, RTR-180 ABS-White (Stolen)
                              2013-KTM, Duke 200
                              -White

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                              • Gave my bike for first service today @ Anton TVS, Trivandrum..
                                ODO reading - 769 kms
                                No major issues encountered other than
                                1. Jerking of handle bar while applying front brakes and taking potholes (possibly cone set screw loose issue)
                                2. Kick start taking too much time during mornings.

                                Reported both these issues to svc guys.. Waiting to see the results after servicing.
                                "Safety doesn't happen by accident"
                                "Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle"

                                Regards,
                                Muhammed Saleem P
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                                TVS Apache RTR 180 ABS (Sep 2011-Present)

                                Hero Honda CBZ Xtreme (Jan 2011
                                -Present)


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