BREAKING: TVS' Relentless Updates For The Apache RR 310 Continue
- Mar 31, 2021
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TVS has updated its flagship RR 310 for 2019. It now gets a slipper clutch and a new gloss black colour scheme that replaces the matte black paint option of the outgoing model. These might not seem much, but TVS has been constantly updating the RR 310 since its launch. While these updates have been incremental, together they should make a significant difference to the bike. Do they? We rode the new Apache RR 310 on the MMRT racetrack in Chennai to find out. Here's what we think about the bike, with detailed images.
Also read: 2019 TVS Apache RR 310: What’s Changed, What Hasn’t?

While the previous matte black colour scheme made the Apache look premium, the new gloss black makes it look fresh. It also gets a silver strip running across the centre of the bike.
Also read: TVS Apache RR 310 9,000km Long Term Review: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly

The bodywork remains unchanged and that's not a bad thing. The Apache RR 310 has always looked stunning.

The tail section misses out on the large 35 years of racing stickers. It was to mark 35 years of TVS Racing when the Apache RR 310 was launched two years back. That sticker would not make sense on the new bike as in 2019, it has now been 37 years of TVS Racing.


Its 312cc reverse incline single-cylinder motor is untouched as well and produces the same output as before - 34PS @ 9700pm and 27.3Nm @ 7700rpm. However, TVS has thrown in a new slipper clutch into the mix this time around. The bikemaker says it has spent over 200 hours on track-testing it to get the tuning just right.



Over the last year and a half, TVS has rolled out subtle updates that have taken care of vibration issues to a certain degree. The biggest of these - an improved ignition - has tried to address the inherent vibey nature of the motor. And it has yielded some results too.


Then there are the larger and heavier bar-end weights, which have almost completely negated vibrations at the handlebars, though seat and tank vibes can still be felt.





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