TVS India is planning to launch their all-new Apache RTR 180cc bike for
the Indian markets. The TVS Apache RTR 180cc bike is expected to be
codenamed as the ‘Menace’ and will also load on the 180-cc engine that
features a power rating of 17.3 PS beating the 223-cc Hero Honda
Karizma, and also the Bajaj Pulsar 180cc.
TVS Apache RTR 180cc bike will be in the sporty look as of the 3rd generation TVS Apache RTR 160cc, 0-60 km/hour timings, and digital speedometer with top speed.
Features of the TVS Apache RTR 180cc bike include:
- Petal-shaped disc brakes
- Bigger RTR sticker on the tank scoops
- Naked chain cover
- LED tail lamps
- Clip on handlebar
- White back light for the speedometer
- Service and battery indicator
- Feature to test the top speed and 0 - 60kmph timing on the digital display
- RTR 180 logo near the clip-on’s
- Wider 110/80-17 rear tyre
Design:
The bike will retain the basic lines of the current RTR, retaining the basic look of a naked sports bike. But with no front scoop this time. And for a good reason too, the front is now going to house a semi-full faring that will expose part of the engine and give it that naked bike look too.
The bike will have a digital speedometer with top speed, 0-60 timer, trips, and other extra functionality plus stunning looks.
Ride and Handling:
The current RTR handles like a charm with loads of feedback from both the front and rear end. TVS won’t make a mistake in the handling department, although the company is looking to keep the setup to a slightly sportier side. With front and rear disk brakes and a proposed mono-shock we have a new dream bike in development here.
Rumours are that TVS might be going overboard with the weight distribution and balancing and we might have a surprise exhaust this time.
Engine Specifications:
- Displacement: 180cc
- Engine: 4 Stroke, EFi
- Maximum Power: 17.3 Bhp
- Maximum Torque: 16.5
- Gears: 5 Speed
- Clutch: Wet, Multi Plate
- Bore: 0
- Stroke: 0
- Engine Block Material: Iron Block
- Chassis Type: Double Cradle
- Cooling Type: Air Cooling
Dimensions:
- Length: 2020.00 mm
- Width: 730.00 mm
- Height: 1100.00 mm
- Weight: 140.00 kg
- Ground Clearance: 180.00 mm
- Fuel Tank: 16.00 ltrs
- Wheelbase: 1300.00 mm
- Headlamp: 12V 35/35W Halogen HS1, Clear lens with MFR
- Wheel Type: Mag Alloys
- Tubeless: True
- Colors: Yellow, Matt Grey & Red
Expected Price:
75,000 to 1,00,000
Expected Launch:
May 2009
TVS Apache RTR 180cc Bike 'Menace' Photos - (Same As 160cc) :
TVS Apache RTR 180cc bike will be in the sporty look as of the 3rd generation TVS Apache RTR 160cc, 0-60 km/hour timings, and digital speedometer with top speed.
Features of the TVS Apache RTR 180cc bike include:
- Petal-shaped disc brakes
- Bigger RTR sticker on the tank scoops
- Naked chain cover
- LED tail lamps
- Clip on handlebar
- White back light for the speedometer
- Service and battery indicator
- Feature to test the top speed and 0 - 60kmph timing on the digital display
- RTR 180 logo near the clip-on’s
- Wider 110/80-17 rear tyre
Design:
The bike will retain the basic lines of the current RTR, retaining the basic look of a naked sports bike. But with no front scoop this time. And for a good reason too, the front is now going to house a semi-full faring that will expose part of the engine and give it that naked bike look too.
The bike will have a digital speedometer with top speed, 0-60 timer, trips, and other extra functionality plus stunning looks.
Ride and Handling:
The current RTR handles like a charm with loads of feedback from both the front and rear end. TVS won’t make a mistake in the handling department, although the company is looking to keep the setup to a slightly sportier side. With front and rear disk brakes and a proposed mono-shock we have a new dream bike in development here.
Rumours are that TVS might be going overboard with the weight distribution and balancing and we might have a surprise exhaust this time.
Engine Specifications:
- Displacement: 180cc
- Engine: 4 Stroke, EFi
- Maximum Power: 17.3 Bhp
- Maximum Torque: 16.5
- Gears: 5 Speed
- Clutch: Wet, Multi Plate
- Bore: 0
- Stroke: 0
- Engine Block Material: Iron Block
- Chassis Type: Double Cradle
- Cooling Type: Air Cooling
Dimensions:
- Length: 2020.00 mm
- Width: 730.00 mm
- Height: 1100.00 mm
- Weight: 140.00 kg
- Ground Clearance: 180.00 mm
- Fuel Tank: 16.00 ltrs
- Wheelbase: 1300.00 mm
- Headlamp: 12V 35/35W Halogen HS1, Clear lens with MFR
- Wheel Type: Mag Alloys
- Tubeless: True
- Colors: Yellow, Matt Grey & Red
Expected Price:
75,000 to 1,00,000
Expected Launch:
May 2009
TVS Apache RTR 180cc Bike 'Menace' Photos - (Same As 160cc) :




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