Q. What is the major difference between RTR 160 4V and RTR 200 4V & which is the best bike for long drive & for daily use?

Apache RTR is known for its quick handling dynamics and rev-happy engine, the TVS Apache is one fun-to-ride motorcycle in its class. Both the bikes shares same technology but the main difference is the engine power RTR 160 4V gives 16.5 PS/14.8 Nm while RTR 200 4V delivers 20.05 PS/18.1 Nm. The claimed mileage for the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V is 60 kmpl and for the TVS Apache RTR 200 4V Race Edition 2.0 is 40.2 kmpl. Both the bikes are good at city rides while RTR 200 4V will be a better pick for long rides as it has more power. Click here to compare both the bikes: https://bit.ly/2MoX68t

Rtr 200 4v is preferable in any case like the safety, features, power, look and so on. If you want to buy a 160 4v for daily commute, sad to say it is not a good choice. Though the ARAI tests achieved 60 km mileage range for 160 4v it does not get the same on the roads. I tested both my rtr 160 4v and 2004v and both have approximately same mileage. Then why do you need to compromise the 200 4v for the 160 4v???

For daily basis of mileage is an issue i will suggest 160 4v but if you want safety features i will suggest you go for the 200 4v ABS variant. Features i like in 200 4V ABS as i own it:1). Slipper clutch2). Dual channel ABS3). The exhaust noteThese features are missing in 160 4V but rumours are there that TVS is going to update their 160 4V and i think they will single channel ABS.

For daily basis if mileage is an issue i will suggest 160 4v but if you want safety features i will suggest you go for the 200 4v ABS variant. Features i like in 200 4V ABS as i own it:1). Slipper clutch2). Dual channel ABS3). The exhaust noteThese features are missing in 160 4V but rumours are there that TVS is going to update their 160 4V and i think they will single channel ABS.

RTR 200 is the best choice for them who really need awesome power at 200cc sigment...But if u have not sufficient budget & worried about mileage u should go for RTR 160....BCZ Both of this bike looks great & from same company.....

Nothing much rtr160 4v comes with little bit of less power than rtr 200 and the handle bar is better on rtr 200

160 4v is great for daily commute.Mileage wise 160 4v is best.

Go for 200.160 would be fine for city use, but for long rides u will lack that power and comfort of the 200..So its better go for the200

RTR 200 any day. Great bike good low end torque for easy city riding and fun too ride on high speeds. Handling is superb. Go for 200.

Go for 200 4v because you will get a much more powerful bike by invest Rs.10k to 20k more in the price of apache 160 4v.