We recently learned about the arrival of the new naked TVS Apache RTR 310a motorcycle that stole everyone’s attention at the 2 Wheel Fair in Medellín.
This motorcycle comes to revolutionize the segment with design, style, technology and power, and although it has great functions, TVS added one more.
Basically, the RTR 310 is the Apache that you should use every day to the office and, occasionally, a weekend ride with your friends.
It’s also a great option for experienced riders who want an exciting motorcycle with top-of-the-line components that can be a real pleasure on any given day.
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This machine has a 312.12 cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine that produces 35.12 Hp at 9700 rpm and 28.7 Nm at 6650 rpm in Sport, Track and SuperMoto modes. In Urban and Rain modes, the figures are 26.73 Hp at 7,500 rpm and 27.3 Nm at 6,600 rpm.
The Apache is equipped with various accessories and technology, such as the visor, that denote aggressiveness and elegance. We also find a USB charging port that now integrates a C port.
And for more security, we find fist protectors, the well-known windbreakers. And for the adventurers it comes with an original backpack on the side. To store more things we find a black 5-liter trunk.
A new feature for the Apache 310
This TVS integrates cruise control, which is a mechanism that allows you to press a button and maintain the speed we want, something very convenient for traveling, since we will not have to strain our hands anymore.
Additionally, it features a 5-inch TFT fully digital dashboard with SmartXConnect Bluetooth connectivity, this time horizontally, unlike the RR310’s vertical TFT dashboard.
LED headlight and rear light, tire pressure information, bi-directional quickshifter, heated seats, dynamic stability control and linear stability control, dual-channel ABS with cornering control function, descent assist, GTT+ system ( Glide Through Technology) for forward assist. We do not know if it will arrive with these characteristics in Colombia.
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