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  • Q. Apache RTR 160 4V or Gixxer SF 155, which one is best for day to day riding and low maintenance?

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    Jaison
    Jaison | 4 years ago

    You need to be specific as to which model you are looking because there is gixxer 150's as well as 250's also the same for Apache.In case of 150's, Suzuki vehicles are extremely refined compared to Apachae but slightly low on power compared. you need to decide which you prefer.In case of 250's, Suzuki is 250 compared to apachae which is 200. the better case in any scenario be it power, handling, ride-ability or refinement is Suzuki.I would better suggest you to take a test drive of both before making the final decision, also you need to decide in case of Suzuki if it is SF or the std gixxers.

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    Yash
    Yash | 4 years ago

    Hey there !First i would like to tell you that GIXXER SF is a fully faired bike while APACHE 160 4V is a naked city commuter.So gixxer sf has hands on here as it has good aerodynamics. If you want a feel of big bike I'll definitely suggest you the GIXXER SF.NOW coming to on paper specsGixxer sf churns out 14.6 bhp at 8000 rpm and torque is 14 Nm at 6000 rpm.Whereas. Apache churns out 16.5 ps at 8000 rpmWhile torque is14.8 Nm @ 6500 rpm.While mileage of both the bikes remain nearly same at 45–50 kmplPlease take note that mileage depends on riding conditions too.Both the bikes are available with Fi as optional while gixxer sf also has ABS as option.Gixxer also has ABS option with carb variant.Thus becoming much feasible to buy.Apache has punchier engine than gixxer sf due to more power and slightly more torque but in terms of engine refinement GIXXER SF hold its place here.Gixxer sf also has better low end. mid range capabilities than apache 160 4v

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    Satish
    Satish | 2 years ago

    Both are good. It depends which type of riding you prefer. Both mileage are same nearly 35 to 45 in city ride. You can choose your style based on looks. Apache is more sporty than gixxer . Please go for a test drive that will help you to choose.

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