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Engine Displ. :	177.4 cc
Mileage :	45 Kmpl
Power :	16.62 PS @ 8500 rpm
Gear Box :	5 Speed
Fuel System :	Carburetor
ABS :	Single Channel
Head Lamp :	Halogen
Wheels Type :	Alloy
Tyre Type :	Tubeless
Standard Warranty (Years) :	3

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TVS Apache RTR 180 Specifications Summary

Apache RTR 180 Variants	Key Specifications	Key Features
Front Rear Disc Rs. 85,686	177.4 cc, 45 Kmpl, 16.62 PS @ 8500 rpm view all	5 Speed Gear Box, Carburetor Fuel System, Halogen Head Lamp, Alloy Wheels, Tubeless Tyre view all
Front Rear Disc and ABS Rs. 92,291	177.4 cc, 45 Kmpl, 16.62 PS @ 8500 rpm view all	5 Speed Gear Box, Carburetor Fuel System, Single Channel ABS, Halogen Head Lamp, Alloy Wheels, Tubeless Tyre view all

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TVS Apache RTR 180 Rs. 85,686

About Apache RTR 180 Specs and Features

TVS Apache RTR 180 price starts at Rs.85,686 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi) and the top end variant TVS Apache RTR 180 Front Rear Disc and ABS is priced at Rs. 92,291 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi). The 177.4cc, single-cylinder, 4-stroke motor generates a maximum output of 17.5PS of power and 15.5Nm of torque. The power is transferred to the rear wheel via a five-speed gearbox. The RTR 180 has a fuel capacity of 16 litres and weighs in at 139kg. Brakes come equipped with optional ABS and are managed by a 270mm disc up front and a 200mm disc at the rear.

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Q. TVS Apache RTR 180 is with dual channel ABS or single channel ABS?

Upendrasinh | 2 months ago

But in Vadodara ....someone says now it's come with only single channel abs .... And he is tvs showroom employee.... Thats why i confused that its is single or double
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Amit | 6 months ago

Its in both Dual Channel and Single channel. But Dual channel model is rare. I bought Dual Channel in dec 2018
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Md | 1 month ago

Single channel ABS
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Q. As I have to travel 100km daily is this bike good for it or not - Apache RTR 180?

Zigwheels | 9 months ago

Yes, you can go for it. Although, for better comfort as per your daily running we would suggest you opt for a cruiser bike such as Bajaj Avenger Street 180, Bajaj Avenger Cruise 220, Suzuki Intruder etc.
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Deepak | 9 months ago

No dear , due to it's aggressive style of riding it can trouble your back... Seat comfort of Honda or Yamaha are superior than any Indian brand.
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SRIRAM | 7 months ago

No due to lot of vibrations
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Q. Can this bike handle the heat of 55° during my daily commute of 20 -25 km one way - Apache RTR 180?

Syed | 10 months ago

Yes it can handle but after ride give a rest because sometimes fuel tank starts heating.
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Deepak | 9 months ago

No dear, for that purpose pulsar NS200 range work well due their oil cooling
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Chandra | 10 months ago

Yes
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Q. I want to buy a new bike for first time and my daily commute is around 60Km per day. I want to buy TVs Apache 180cc ABS. Is it good choice or not please advice guys.

Vivek | 2 months ago

To them of talking about refinement........ If bikes will be calm enough of the high reves also than better going for an electric one......... I love mild vibrations and grunt..... And after 60+ you will stop noticing the vibrations and will love the feedback from engine and handle
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Firoz | 1 month ago

It is good choice as par performance,style,pickup and faster race and low mantanance but as a milage is evrage.So choice total all over is good
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Lunatic | 8 hours ago

Yeah go for its
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Q. Does this bike has a dual channel ABS?

Siddhant | 1 month ago

Yesit was the firsr bike in indian market in its segment to offer dusl channel abs
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Vivek | 1 month ago

No, it was on offer before BS4 but now it comes equipped with single channel ABS
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Lunatic | 8 hours ago

Yes its provide duel channel ABS
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Q. Can you please suggest me which bike is better for me. I am travelling around 20 - 100 km in a week(It depends on situation) . If necessary then going to my home town which is around 370 km from Hyderabad (twice in a year). I am confused in selection.

Tik | 4 months ago

I own an rtr 180 and for me 100 km is nothing if roads are good. Takes an hour to travel 100 km.Also comfy bike for 100 route.Very long route I wont suggest like more than 200 km. I travel 140 km once a month and its little difficult to make with zero stop.Once a year if you want to go 400 km I think that wont be an issue if you have straight good highway and couple stops to refresh.With average of 35 in city I would suggest Rtr 180.
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Mahendra | 4 months ago

Travelling a long distance even 50 kms on RTR 180 is really a tiresome journey, let alone over 300 kms. Reasons: vibration, unstability, sitting posture. If you reach 200 kms, you will experience back ache, wrist pain too much. I haven't tried Honda bikes over 150-cc but Yamaha is a good choice. Yamaha Faser is truly a comfortable bike for long journey.
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Rishabh | 4 months ago

-for 80 to 100 km RTR 180 BS4 model is good but for 370 km its too bad for luxury .- it wont give good milage if u drive it near about 80 to 90 daily -and the sitting position will be really painful on your back for long ride.- honda CB shine is good for milage.... and its smooth very less vibration so u wont get much tired.....
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