nice bike. but engine is not good.. to much noise from engine. and break are not good. local break. when bike break is dirty then to much noise coming from break.

Nice clean engine no vibration very less.Pickup is smoothand no problems in service and on road grip is good not best.Depend on road condition.Work it out nice bike.

Having driven the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V for a few months, I am quite pleased with its performance. The upgraded 159 cc 4 valve engine is a delight, providing better power and torque than its siblings. The ride quality is superb all thanks to the optimized chassis and suspension setup. On city roads and highways alike, it proves to be a smooth operator.On the downside, the fuel economy is a bit less than I expected, I average around 40 kmpl.which, although decent but it is not the best in this segment.

The tvs recently launched a new bike in the segment of 125cc motorcycle-"tvs raider 125".This model will go up against the likes of hero glamour, Bajaj pulsar ns 125, And most importantly, The segment-leading honda shine and sp 125.Design :-during the last few years, Tvs has been making quite great products in terms of design and the raider 125 is no different.Upfront, The bike gets an all-led headlamp with cross-styled led drls and these should look good in the dark.The fuel tank of the bike is well chiselled(thanks to the sharp character lines and a dual-tone this is super exclusive bike and big lone sit comfortably my fevroute bike amazing colour red black combination is too much attractive look.

My TVS Apache RTR 160 4V has a 159.7cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine with four valves. It is my partner in all drives . It claims me a mileage of around 45 to 50 kmpl and may vary depending on riding conditions and traffic. The on-road price of the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V in my area starts from Rs. 1,44,552. Remember, the price can vary depending on your location. It is a popular option for city riding and commuting, especially for those who prioritize sporty looks and decent performance.