Latest News about TVS Apache RTR 160

he company managed to sell a total of 3,01,901 units as compared to 315,773 units in the corresponding month last year registering a drop of 1.54 per cent.

The Hosur-based bike maker has equipped the RTR 160 2V, Apache RTR 160 4V and Apache RTR 180 models with SuperMoto ABS which essentially is single-channel ABS.

Let’s put a glimpse on all the news from last week which excited us. 

The TVS Apache RTR 160 is now equipped with a single-channel ABS unit. It is now a step ahead of its biggest rival, the Bajaj Pulsar NS160 which doesn’t get ABS. We find out how the bikes fare against each other in this on-paper comparison. 

The motorcycle is now priced at Rs 84,710 (front disc) and Rs 87,719 (dual disc) which is a hike of Rs 6,000 over the non-ABS model. 

The Apache RTR 160 now comes equipped with a single-channel ABS unit and at Rs 84,710 (ex-showroom, Bengaluru) it is priced around Rs 6,000 higher than the standard version.

While Ricky Brabec from Honda finished third, the top spot was clinched by yet another Honda rider Joan Barreda. Pablo Quintanilla from Husqvarna finished second. 

The victory hasn’t been just once but for seven consecutive years which is a big feat for the 30 year old racer.

TVS has been in partnership with Indian Motos for the last six years. The latter handles distribution and marketing for TVS in Peru and the brands together have been growing in the country, especially in the three-wheeler segment. 

TVS Racing team showcased its dominance at this year’s INRC (Indian National Rally Championship) as its riders bagged top positions in four categories in the final round of the event.