• Q. Which is best model of Apache RTR 160?

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    Venkat
    Venkat | 4 years ago

    U can go for dual disk its better and good control while riding

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    Hayung
    Hayung | 4 years ago

    Fi is more better than carburetor versions

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    Vinee
    Vinee | 4 years ago

    Fi model iiiiis best

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