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  • Satyamzma
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    Originally posted by payeng View Post
    TVS Apache RTR 160 HyperEdge..!!

    That's the longest name for a motorcycle variant in India.

    You are wrong see down--

    Commonwealth Games special limited edition Hero Honda Passion Pro

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  • payeng
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    TVS Apache RTR 160 HyperEdge..!!

    That's the longest name for a motorcycle variant in India.


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  • MR ACE
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    Originally posted by arsudarsan View Post
    Posting on behalf of Ace_Hunter, he called to update me that he has got the brouchers scanned and will be uploading by evening.
    Here is the scanned pic for rtr hyper edge Boucher.





    Please strain your neck guys/gals coz of the pics being scanned in that way.

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  • abhichotu.abhi
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    ^^^ 17.3 is bigger. The power in the BS4 or whatever new launch will go down from its predecessor.

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  • Satyamzma
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    Originally Posted by hellraiSEr
    There is the revised Apache RTR 180 that is BS4 compliant (The one that develops 17.03 ps instead of the previous 17.3).

    which is bigger= 17.03 or 17.3 ??

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  • arsudarsan
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    Originally posted by ACE_HUNTER View Post
    You mean a scanned print of brochure? I can arrange for that. Gimme some time.
    Posting on behalf of Ace_Hunter, he called to update me that he has got the brouchers scanned and will be uploading by evening.

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  • kaynmantis
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    Originally posted by RAK View Post
    ... When I asked him about the power output and Torque of his bike (just to check how good he knows his bike ) he was not aware of it.

    He told that "I only know one thing. When I start from the signal I am always first."
    And probably he's not aware that no ones racing him at the signal as well .

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  • rennycornelius
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    Originally posted by chicane1879 View Post
    The engine's colour seems somewhat to be of some golden'ish hue.

    No its black, might be due to the camera angle and light, i saw the bike in flesh it was sorta greyish black.

    Originally posted by RanjithMN View Post
    Could it be because the higher powered 180 costs pretty much the same?
    Bang on!!!!

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  • RAK
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    Originally posted by payeng View Post
    Because the benefits for incorporating the "Fi" tech does not reflect that heavily in either performance or in fuel efficiency.

    Try asking someone who is not a xBhpian whether his R15/Karizma ZMR has "Fi" or "Carb".. most of them won't give a damm.

    Now remove the full fairing from their bikes and ask them if they would be ready to pay the same price for their bikes as they have paid.

    For a "normal guy": Full Fairing (or Fat Tyres) >> Fuel Injection


    This is so true. Actually one of my friend bought RTR180 only because he wants to win the signal race. When I asked him about the power output and Torque of his bike (just to check how good he knows his bike ) he was not aware of it.

    He told that "I only know one thing. When I start from the signal I am always first."

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  • sumit512
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    Originally posted by payeng View Post
    Because the benefits for incorporating the "Fi" tech does not reflect that heavily in either performance or in fuel efficiency.

    Try asking someone who is not a xBhpian whether his R15/Karizma ZMR has "Fi" or "Carb".. most of them won't give a damm.

    Now remove the full fairing from their bikes and ask them if they would be ready to pay the same price for their bikes as they have paid.

    For a "normal guy": Full Fairing (or Fat Tyres) >> Fuel Injection


    The reason for RTR FI not doing well are more to do with the problems of the bike rather then the costs. I have personally seen many of the FI owners getting silly problems with the FI system and trying to sell it off. The word spread too quickly and even before TVS could realise the model's sales dipped alarmingly.

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  • jetblack
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    It's up on the website too.
    Features of TVS Apache RTR 160 Refresh - Style, Technology, Technical Specifications and 360 View

    it is clearly stated it's HYPEREDGE.

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  • chicane1879
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    Originally posted by RanjithMN View Post
    Could it be because the higher powered 180 costs pretty much the same?
    Yes and also the RTR Fi is available only in select cities.

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  • RanjithMN
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    Originally posted by bikerboysyd View Post
    The demand for RTR Fi is less ..
    Could it be because the higher powered 180 costs pretty much the same?

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  • chicane1879
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    Originally posted by hellraiSEr View Post
    There is the revised Apache RTR 180 that is BS4 compliant (The one that develops 17.03 ps instead of the previous 17.3). Apart from that, I have no idea about other bikes. But, as per govt. norms, BS3 would give in to BS4 and this has already started in Tier 1 cities and metros (Eg. Chennai). From this September, TVS has stopped production of BS3 RTR 180 and the newer one has commenced. Hence, the delay in getting a new RTR 180 bikes.

    (P.S. The waiting period was 14 days when I took the quotation for White 180)
    Thanks for clearing the air on the power output difference in the RTR 180. The BS4 norms has shown its effect on the power figures on both cars and 2 wheelers alike.

    Originally posted by onlinesatish View Post
    Saw it in flesh yesterday early morning, did'nt find any difference in the tyre.....pics!
    The engine's colour seems somewhat to be of some golden'ish hue.

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  • bikerboysyd
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    Originally posted by RAK View Post
    Really? TVS is currently not producing any FI models?

    I expected this ..The demand for RTR Fi is less ..

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