Pulsar n160 vs TVS Apache Rtr 160 4v: Which Bike Will Win Your Heart and Your Garage

The Bajaj Pulsar N160 is a powerful and stylish motorcycle. It features a sporty design with sharp lines and attractive graphics, as well as advanced features on the other side The TVS Apache RTR 160 4V is a popular motorcycle known for its excellent performance and advanced features. It is powered by a 159.7cc engine. The bike features a sleek and stylish design, with a sporty fuel tank and sharp graphics. It also comes equipped with advanced features such as a fully digital instrument cluster and LED.

Engine and performance

The 164.82cc single-cylinder, air-oil-cooled Pulsar N160 engine makes 16 PS and 14.65 Nm, and it is mated to a five-speed transmission. The Pulsar NS160 produces 17.2PS and 14.6Nm in contrast. The motorcycle shares the same chassis as 250cc Pulsars. Giving it full competition The Apache RTR 160 4V comes with a 159.7cc BS6 engine which produces 17.31 horsepower and 14.73 Nm of torque.

Design and Features

Both bikes come with an amazing Design and modern look, first let's see the Bajaj Pulsar, The Pulsar N160 shares similarities in appearance with its larger sibling, the Pulsar N250. It has an angular front cowl with LED DRLs and a projector headlamp.

It has muscular tank extensions that go well with the high-set tail portion. The spacious 14-litre gasoline tank of the Pulsar N160 includes a USB charging outlet. It has the same semi-digital infinity display as the N250 and, in addition to the usual wealth of data, has a gear indicator, clock, fuel economy indicator, and range indicator.

TVS Apache also brings good looks and features to the table as it comes in various colours and With the addition of new features and aesthetic improvements, the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V receives a significant upgrade. A new headlight assembly with the series' distinctive Daytime Running Lamp (DRL), a gear shift indicator, and three ride modes are among the standard modifications. (Urban, Sport, and Rain).

The top-tier Apache RTR 160 4V model and the Special Edition will also come with TVS SmartXonnect Bluetooth connectivity. The adjustable clutch and brake levers, the rare Matte Black colouring with red alloy wheels, and the redesigned seat pattern are all features of the special edition.

Variants and colour options

Bajaj pulsar N160

The Pulsar N160 comes in two variants-

• Single channel ABS
• Dual channel ABS

The twin-channel ABS variant is only offered in Brooklyn Black, as opposed to the single-channel ABS variant's assortment of colourways, which includes Caribbean Blue, Racing Red, and Techno Grey.

The price difference between the two is Rs 1,22,854 for the former and Rs 1,29,645 for the latter. (both ex-showroom Delhi).

TVS Apache RTR 160 4V

Three standard and one special variation of the motorcycle are offered. The braking system and kind of rear tyre serve to distinguish the different variations. The standard model lacks the radial back tyre and has a front disc/rear drum brake combination.

Rear radial tyres and disc brakes on both wheels are standard on the mid and top models. The best-specified model also gains from TVS SmartXonnect Bluetooth connectivity. Telescopic front forks and a preload-adjustable rear mono-shock are in charge of the suspension.

These are the three colours in which the new TVS Apache RTR 160 4V is offered.

1. Racing Red
2. Metallic Blue
3. Knight Black

CarBike360 Says

If you are planning to buy a 160cc bike you can easily choose from one of these bikes and it totally depends from person to person which bike is better because both bikes give too many close calls.In terms of engine, TVS wins with slightly more power and it also offers extra refinement in the engine. If I had to pick one bike in terms of looks I would pick the Bajaj pulsar N160 because it gives a more sporty feel than the TVS Apache RTR 160.

Are you planning to buy a new bike? Which one of them do you think is a better choice for you? Let us know in the comments below.