Which one is best in mileage ns 200 or apache 200 4v ???

Q. Which one is best in mileage ns 200 or apache 200 4v ???
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Parth | 4 years ago

If you want go for 200cc bike you should not look to mileage because if you take bike by looking mileage you will take apache200 4v but after that you will not get proper service even Apache 200 4v indicator bulb is not available on service centre from this you should think about the service of TVS

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NandadityaSwami | 4 years ago

Depends if you tall above 6ft apache whether it might be good is a no go your knees will be crammed while below 5ft8in ns is no go you'll have to struggle as you have to balance on one leg otherwise apache is a soft rider while ns a bit harsh and while comfort is with apache performance is with ns. looks are personal perspective I like apache's looks but drive ns200 apache is better for city and touring can be done too ns is perfect for touring city rides are a bit harsh as it heats up more and isn't as agile as apache

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AnubhavNirwal | 4 years ago

I think apache 200 is easier to ride in the city whereas pulsar 200 is more powerful but the power is not usable in the city traffic as it takes time to build up. So, if you ride in moderate to heavy traffic conditions, rtr 200 is better, it also offers better handling and brakes.if you ride in light traffic conditions then pulsar is the better choice, although it does not handle all that well.

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Sushant | 5 years ago

Their is very low difference if you compare the fuel efficiency. Choose on the basis of technology and performance. Tech wise Apache has not much but a little edge over pulsar. But performance wise pulsar is better in every sphere

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Parth | 4 years ago

Both give slightly identical mileage. It all comes down to your usage, rough usage=less mileage, smooth usage=more mileage.

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Mukesh | 4 years ago

I think Apache cuz the NS gives you better performance but it hase 40 km mileage i think its great

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Pavan | 4 years ago

Bro ns is good for traffic condition because it's give low power at beginning as u said but at top end no one bet ns Apache will not give top end power performance as ns 200will give

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Anirwan | 4 years ago

It all depends on your driving experience and the situation on condition of driving .

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Nik | 3 years ago

@ Parth | If you want go for 200cc bike you should not look to mileage because if you take bike by looking mileage you will take apache200 4v but after that you will not get proper service even Apache 200 4v indicator bulb is not available on service centre from this you should think about the service of TVS

Service depends on your residence... Don't blame whole "TVS" company for that

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Rahul | 4 years ago

If you wamt mileage take Apache. If you want thrill and speed go for Ns.

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Hari | 2 years ago

For feature pack then go for rtror Raw power then no choice ns is best

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Karthik | 4 years ago

I don't know the mileage of Apache , but I choose ns

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NandadityaSwami | 4 years ago

Apache is better for milage and ns for power

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Chandra | 4 years ago

PULSAR NS 200 has 35kmpl but APACHE 200 4V HAS 32KMPL

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Chandra | 4 years ago

PULSAR NS 200 has 35kmpl but APACHE 200 4V HAS 32KMPL

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ElvisPradhan | 4 years ago

Apache 200 gives 6km more than ns200

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Soumyadeep | 3 years ago

@ Parth | If you want go for 200cc bike you should not look to mileage because if you take bike by looking mileage you will take apache200 4v but after that you will not get proper service even Apache 200 4v indicator bulb is not available on service centre from this you should think about the service of TVS

Apache has more mileage than ns

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Sambo | 2 years ago

@ Parth | If you want go for 200cc bike you should not look to mileage because if you take bike by looking mileage you will take apache200 4v but after that you will not get proper service even Apache 200 4v indicator bulb is not available on service centre from this you should think about the service of TVS

Yes my na 200 service provide me 27-28. Poor mileage

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Dildar | 4 years ago

Apache gives one kilometre more

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Vinayan | 5 years ago

Better is ns200 ,but in case of fuel efficiency ns160 is a super bike and Apache is not better than ns200.

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Abhishek | 2 years ago

Apache 200 4v wins in mileage segment but looses overall of you compare every aspects of both the bikes

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Mutturaja | 3 years ago

Ns 200 its compare to tvs

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Bantei | 4 years ago

Ns is powerful

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Subin | 3 years ago

NS if better than apache

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Arunkanth | 4 years ago

Apache 200 4v

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Night | 4 years ago

200 4v

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Shivendu | 4 years ago

Pulsar

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Sugamgoyal | 4 years ago

Apache

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Rakesh | 4 years ago

TVS Apache 200 4v

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Pahal | 4 years ago

Apache

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Pahal | 4 years ago

Apache

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Kiran | 4 years ago

Apache

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Pj | 4 years ago

Apache

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Wish | 4 years ago

Ns200

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| 4 years ago

Ns200

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Romio | 4 years ago

Ns200

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Rajesh | 4 years ago

Ns200

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Hemanth | 4 years ago

Both

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Harsha | 3 years ago

Ns

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Dharun | 4 years ago

Both are likely same... But NS200 gives more power delivery. So you can choose NS200

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Subhash | 3 years ago

NS 200

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Nandu | 5 years ago

I don't know about Apache but you can expect a 40+kmpl for 200ns on long rides

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Karan | 5 years ago

Real world test figures suggest the RTR is more fuel efficient

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Rakesh | 2 years ago

Ns200will get only 35+milage Apache gives around 45+milage

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Mehul | 4 years ago

Average maybe apache,,,but power & performance NS

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Sanjay | 5 years ago

Ns is better both in mileage as well as top speed.

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Gurudath | 5 years ago

Ns 200 best bike but Apache 2004v best mileage

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Chuck | 4 years ago

Ns 200 best price best look best performance

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Muthu | 4 years ago

Ns200abs no vibration upto 120kmh speed.

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W | 4 years ago

Ns200 is betterBut both does their job

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Mehul | 4 years ago

Performance = ns200fuel economy = rtr

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Anirwan | 4 years ago

NS for highways and Apache for city.

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Allu | 4 years ago

Bajaj pulsar ns 200

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ChoppariKranthiKumar | 4 years ago

Ns200

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W | 4 years ago

NS200 wins there

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Saheb | 4 years ago

NS200 is better

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Ishwar | 7 months ago

Apache RTR200

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Shaibaz | 4 years ago

Ns 200

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Dhanush | 4 years ago

Ns

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Aravind | 4 years ago

Ns200

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Aman | 4 years ago

Ns200

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Shah | 4 years ago

Ns200

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Saheb | 4 years ago

NS200

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Aamir | 4 years ago

NS

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Sushant | 5 years ago

Ns

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