Which RTR is better in the following aspects mileage, sporty looking, performance and other necessary elements RTR 200 4v or RTR 160 4v?

Q. Which RTR is better in the following aspects mileage, sporty looking, performance and other necessary elements RTR 200 4v or RTR 160 4v?
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Samiran | 4 years ago

Anybody confused between 160and 200 should blindly go for 2004v. The performance and features like slipper clutch dual disks and engine power is no match. I am a proud owner of 2004v carb with full satisfaction. Mileage is around 35kmpl since you will want to race it all the time. engine sound is like sports bikes.

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Venkat | 4 years ago

@ Krishna | Bro i am going to buy 200 4v but i caught up with 160 4v as no difference between the only of little imp in cc's and mileage also decreases as compared to 160 4v

Yh bro thats correct....if you need more features and little bit more pickup and speed...go for 200...bt you are ok with good milage and amazing pickup and speed...and low cost go for 160 4v ...am owner of 160 4v ...this bike gives a pickup of 180 machine try a test drive

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Ankit | 5 years ago

Both looks identical, with differences like 200 Race edition graphics, no kick start in 200, but almost 40cc more than its younger sibling, which means a little lower milage but more power and pickup. I think after owning 160-4v and later ridden 200 the latter is better option if u r looking for what u asked in your question.

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Krishna | 4 years ago

Bro i am going to buy 200 4v but i caught up with 160 4v as no difference between the only of little imp in cc's and mileage also decreases as compared to 160 4v

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Yogesh | 5 years ago

Design is almost same. Both the bikes are powerful.Having 40cc more will not make a great difference. If you want to have mileage into consideration , definitely you should buy 160 4v. I did not had the budget for 200 4v. But I am very happy with 160 4v as well

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Kshitiz | 5 years ago

See if you can spend that much money go for rtr 2004v race edition 2.0..but 160 4v beats 200 4v if you are concerned about milage

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Kunal | 5 years ago

Rtr 160 4V has better mileage than 200 4v. Rtr 160 4v-40kmpl city and 44kmpl in highway.Rtr 200 4v-33kmpl city and 36kmpl highway.

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Prashant | 5 years ago

Of course 160 4v. U will get around 45 kmpl in 160 as compared to 36 kmpl in 200 4v.

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Avisekh | 5 years ago

RTR 1604V IS BETTER IN MILLAGE, BUT LAC IN POWER THAN 2004V.

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Rajkumar | 5 years ago

Ofcourse 160 4v as it has less cc than rtr 200

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Vivek | 5 years ago

Of course 160 'll give u better mileage

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Mr | 5 years ago

RTR 160 4V is better milege then 200

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Ajay | 5 years ago

Of course, 160 has better mileage

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Durgesh | 5 years ago

Race Edition is good

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Saurav | 5 years ago

160 4v

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Akhilesh | 5 years ago

RTR 160 4V

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Shantanu | 5 years ago

RTR 160 4v

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Abbas | 5 years ago

160 4v fi

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Uday | 5 years ago

160 BSVI

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Srinivasa | 5 years ago

200

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Niraj | 5 years ago

160 4v

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TVS Apache RTR 160 4V mileage

ARAI Claimed	49.80 kmpl
User Reported This is the mileage given by maximum number of Apache RTR 160 4V owners	44 0 kmpl

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