TVS Apache RTR 160 Black Edition: A Blaze of Black
The Black Edition is priced at INR 1.20 lakh and INR 1.25 lakh for the Apache RTR 160 and Apache RTR 160 4V, respectively, in India. (Ex-showroom, Delhi).
21/05/2024
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TVS Apache RTR 160 has been around for more than a decade and is one of the few sports motorcycles that is big on both style and substance in the Indian market. The motorcycle is retailed in more than 60 countries globally. Now, in order to further delight buyers, TVS Motor Company has introduced ‘Black Edition’ of the Apache RTR 160 range in the domestic market. Here’s everything that you need to know about this latest edition: The direct rivals to the Apache RTR 160 Black Edition in India are Honda SP160, Bajaj Pulsar NS160, Hero Xtreme 160R and Yamaha FZ-S. The Black Edition comes in shiny black finish with minimal graphics design the TVS logo on the fuel tank is embossed in black theme. Even the exhaust pipe is completely blacked out. It retains the basic elements such as LED headlamp with DRL, Alloy wheels and LED tail-lamp. The Apache RTR 160 Black Edition gets the same features as the standard version of the motorcycles such as three ride modes (Sport, Urban & Rain), digital LCD cluster, LED headlamp and taillamp, ABS and GTT. Mechanically, the Black Edition remains unchanged and carries the same engine and gearbox as regular
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