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Engine Displ. :	177.4 cc
Power :	16.62 PS @ 8500 rpm
Mileage :	45 Kmpl
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. 85,261	177.4 cc, 16.62 PS @ 8500 rpm, 45 Kmpl view all	5 Speed Gear Box, Carburetor Fuel System, Halogen Head Lamp, Alloy Wheels, Tubeless Tyre view all
Front Rear Disc and ABS Rs. 91,291	177.4 cc, 16.62 PS @ 8500 rpm, 45 Kmpl 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. 85,261

About Apache RTR 180 Specs and Features

TVS Apache RTR 180 price starts at Rs.85,261 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi) and the top end variant TVS Apache RTR 180 Front Rear Disc and ABS is priced at Rs. 91,291 (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. Mujhe daily city ride or kabhi kabhi long ride k liye bike leni hai, main confused hoon.

Vivek | 53 minutes ago

RTR 180 has fun raw delivery of power and RTR 160 4V has much refinement

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Siddhant | 4 days ago

Rtr 180 best hain fhir bhi agar dusri konsi leni hain to Apache 160 lelo

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Q. How much km TVS Apache RTR 180 non-stop ride up without engin off?

Vivek | 3 weeks ago

Amit ji 157 on 180 rtr is not possible,,,,,,,, and yes its a comfortable bike i love riding long distances.......... About distance covered it depends upon the maintenance, condition of road and your revving style..... But can go between 420-480 kms

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Amit | 3 weeks ago

It depends upon ur fuel. Talking about highest speed you can achieve is 157 kmpl

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SRIRAM | 3 weeks ago

I dnt know, are u going to travel the whole India by bike?

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Q. What about the the durability and mileage we can get overall from TVS Apache RTR 180?

Soumik | 1 month ago

Durability of any machine depends on how u keep it. N same goes for mileage.But it would be somewhere around 35-42kms/pl

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Fathim | 1 month ago

42

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Q. Is TVS Apache RTR 180 better or not?

Chethan | 1 month ago

Within City limits it's not that bad but outskirts comfort level not ok

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Onkar | 1 month ago

Ya it's better if considering the mileage..but for comfort it's not

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Onkar | 1 month ago

Yes...my daily running is almost 60km....it's not convenient

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Q. Is vibration a major problem in TVS Apache RTR 180? If it vibrates at what extent this bike vibrates during long rides and where all can we feel the vibrations. Will this affect the ride?

Vidyasagar | 1 month ago

First of all Apache RTR 180 is not good for long rides, vibrates if we reach speed of 110 KMPH, yes as @tehemtan said palms will get pain, this bike is good for short trips and in city.

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Tehemtan | 1 month ago

During long rides the maximum vibrations are felt in the handlebars and grips. will turn your palms numb. how it affects the ride is for you to decide or discover

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SRIRAM | 3 weeks ago

Yes vibrations after 67kmph starts, that make u tired extremely

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Abhishek | 1 month ago

Yes when speed are 90 to 100 .and then normal.

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Stephnis | 1 month ago

It depends

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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 | 2 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 | 2 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 | 2 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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Porom | 4 months ago

I travel daily for 100kms and sometimes long trips around 300-400kms. The bike is perfect in every sense just needs change in tyres. But it's very good person of height 170-190cm. If you are taller than you should consider other bikes.

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