What is torque of Bajaj Avenger Street 160?

The Bajaj Avenger Street 160 comes with 5 steps adjustable Twin shock absorber (Rear Suspension). The simple suspension system - telescopic forks and twin rear shock absorbers - work amazingly well on bad roads, as long as you don’t try and tackle very large bumps at speed. Like you’d expect from a cruiser, suspension travel isn’t the longest, so it can bottom out on really nasty potholes. Thankfully, the seat is extremely well padded, so it doesn’t transfer any of those jolts to the rider, or even the pillion. That said, riding at high speeds over cambered roads results in the bike feeling nervously wobbly. Enthusiasts might prefer a stiffer setup, but hey, it’s a budget cruiser made for the aam junta! And that job, it does really well. Moreover, you can make the rear suspension soften but it may hamper your ride quality. For a better understanding of performance and riding comfort, we would suggest you take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership.

It depends how frequently do u ride ur bike. I get 32 -33kmpl coz in past 1 year I have ridden it for only 3000km only , but I know few riders who r getting close to 39kmpl. now both bikes u have asked about r different segments though cc r same but avenger has better milage and it's good for long rides, Apache will be better for city rides as it's pickup is little better.however test ride both for at least 10min and then decide.