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    TVS is apparently working on the RTR 310

    TVS is apparently working on the new Apache RTR 310. It may borrow the frame from the G310R to reduce the rear-seat height for practical daily usage.
    The article says that clip-ons may be replaced with a regular handlebar for a relaxed riding posture - This I'm not sure about unless TVS is taking on the Dominar/Mojo or positioning this motorcycle as a tourer.

    Could be interesting times ahead for TVS 310 models.

    https://news.maxabout.com/bikes/tvs/tvs-apache-rtr-310/
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      Re: TVS is apparently working on the RTR 310

      Originally posted by sansubr View Post
      TVS is apparently working on the new Apache RTR 310. It may borrow the frame from the G310R to reduce the rear-seat height for practical daily usage.
      The article says that clip-ons may be replaced with a regular handlebar for a relaxed riding posture - This I'm not sure about unless TVS is taking on the Dominar/Mojo or positioning this motorcycle as a tourer.

      Could be interesting times ahead for TVS 310 models.

      https://news.maxabout.com/bikes/tvs/tvs-apache-rtr-310/
      [emoji7][emoji7] [MENTION=96476]ayrus[/MENTION] buddy, check it .

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        Re: TVS is apparently working on the RTR 310

        As a R15 V2 rider for 5 years, the reduced seat height would be welcome by most buyers. Even if the rear seat is not used 90% of the times.

        Changing the clip-ons to single tube type bar would spoil the looks of a proper sports bike. The clip-ons can simply be raised to a comfortable position, like in ZMR.
        I would like to thank my legs for supporting me, my arms for being always by my side and my fingers; I could always count on them.

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          Re: TVS is apparently working on the RTR 310

          RTRs have always had clip-ons. Why would they change the formula?

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            Re: TVS is apparently working on the RTR 310

            Originally posted by hrd2btme View Post
            RTRs have always had clip-ons. Why would they change the formula?
            Being an owner of an RTR180 2011 model and having done almost 600 km in a day which was a mix of ghat sections and highways, I don't think I ever felt the stance was too committed.

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              Re: TVS is apparently working on the RTR 310

              Great.. worth waiting [emoji7]
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                Re: TVS is apparently working on the RTR 310

                I think its a good news... This one should however be reasonably priced and reach every TVS showroom which hosts RTR series.

                Expensive things such as Fairing, USD forks, may be compromised to get a good price tag.. I do hope for ABS though.

                And even if they end up getting a more torquey, less powerful version like Dominar is of Duke/ RC, no problem. Torque is enjoyable in its own way, and not everyone redlines.
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                  Re: TVS is apparently working on the RTR 310

                  Originally posted by Samarth 619 View Post
                  I do hope for ABS though.
                  ABS is mandatory now.
                  Tthe hope will be for dual channel ABS which I dont think is a problem when it comes to TVS.
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                    Re: TVS is apparently working on the RTR 310

                    Originally posted by MotoBlizzard View Post
                    ABS is mandatory now.
                    Tthe hope will be for dual channel ABS which I dont think is a problem when it comes to TVS.
                    Definitely [emoji108]

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                      Re: TVS is apparently working on the RTR 310

                      Originally posted by Ankey View Post
                      As a R15 V2 rider for 5 years, the reduced seat height would be welcome by most buyers. Even if the rear seat is not used 90% of the times.

                      Changing the clip-ons to single tube type bar would spoil the looks of a proper sports bike. The clip-ons can simply be raised to a comfortable position, like in ZMR.
                      I believe the RTR would be the Naked sibling of the 310RR. A naked with bar handle always looks cool
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