2021 TVS Apache RR 310 Launched In India; Prices Start At Rs. 2.59 Lakh

- The 2021 TVS Apache RR 310 gets a new muffler, with a revised design
- There are two customisation kits on offer - Race and Dynamic
- TVS also announced its factory Built-To-Order (BTO) system
The 2021 TVS Apache RR 310 has been launched in India and is priced at Rs. 2.59 lakh (Ex-showroom), for the base variant. The Apache RR 310 was launched by TVS in late 2017 and since then, TVS has given its flagship motorcycle constant updates over the last 3-4 years. This time around, TVS has introduced a new, industry-first, factory built-to-order (BTO) system, where customers can specify their RR 310 as per their needs and requirements via the TVS ARIVE app or the online configurator. The BTO also allows the customers to track the journey of their bikes in real-time and finally get it delivered from their nearest TVS dealership.TVS will offer only 100 customised units per month, although, it said it will offer 150 units for the first couple of months.
Also Read: 2021 TVS Apache RR 310 Launch Highlights

(The motorcycle gets new colour scheme and graphic, inspired by TVS' One Make Championship race bikes)
TVS is offering two customisation kits with the 2021 Apache RR 310 - Dynamic and Race kits. The dynamic kit consists of fully adjustable front fork, full adjustable rear monoshock and an anti-rust brass-coated drive chain. The front fork gets 20-step compression damping and 20-step rebound damping and 15 mm of pre-load adjustment. Similarly, the rear monoshock gets 20-step rebound damping and 10-step preload adjustment. Similarly, the race kit includes a new handlebar which is lowered by 8 degrees and tucked inwards by 5 degrees. It offers a more aggressive, tucked-in riding posture. The footpegs too have been raised by 30 mm and offer increased clearance of up to 4.5 degrees. They are knurled as well, offering better grip for the riders.
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(TVS One Make Championship riders Jagan Kumar and KY Ahmed with the new Apache RR 310)
Standard feature upgrades to the 2021 Apache RR 310 include a new muffler with revised geometry, which means that motorcycle now gets higher lean angles and offers a racier exhaust note. Similarly, the vertically stacked instrument cluster now gets a 'digi-doc' feature which allows the rider to store important documents like driving licence, insurance papers, registration booklet etc. on the console itself and on the app. The console also gets a dynamic rev indicator, day trip meter and over-speed indication as well. The motorcycle also gets new colour scheme, new graphics, inspired by TVS' One Make Championship race bike and the customer will have options to choose the colour of the alloy wheels as well. The overall design stays the same as before.

(These are the prices of the additional accessories that one can put on the 2021 Apache RR 310. These prices will be added over the base ex-showroom price of Rs. 2.59 lakh)
The 313 cc engine on the Apache RR 310 continues to make 34 bhp at 9,700 rpm and 27.3 Nm at 7,700 rpm. The engine is paired to a 6-speed gearbox, with race-tuned slipper clutch. The motorcycle also gets features such as Bluetooth connectivity, ride-by-wire and four riding modes - Urban, Track, Sport and Rain. The TVS Apache RR 310 goes up against the KTM RC 390 in India.
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