Stylish TVS Apache RTR 160 or classic Honda Unicorn, Which One has an Edge?

Here we have picked the TVS Apache RTR 160 and Honda Unicorn to make it easier for you to buy the best one.

TVS Apache RTR 160 vs Honda Unicorn: Many bikes with aggressive appearance and ABS characteristics are in demand these days. Even if a lot of bikes with these features are rather expensive. To prevent one or more motorcycle wheels from locking up while braking, ABS is used. ABS uses sensors to assess wheel speed precisely on both wheels and to predict when a wheel would lock. The TVS Apache RTR 160 motorbike and the Honda Unicorn motorcycle with ABS are compared. Let’s take a look at these models’ specifications to help you choose the perfect bike.

TVS Apache RTR 160 vs Honda Unicorn: Specifications

The 159.7cc BS6 engine powering the TVS Apache RTR 160 produces 13.85 Nm of torque and 15.82 horsepower.

SpecsHonda UnicornTVS Apache RTR 160
Braking systemSingle Channel ABSSingle Channel ABS
Front brake typeDiscDisc
Engine162.7 cc159.7 cc
Cylinder11
Power12.73 bhp15.82 bhp
Torque14 Nm13.85 Nm
Mileage50 kmpl45 kmpl
Fuel Tank capacity13 litre12 litre
Transmission5 Speed Manual5 Speed Manual
Kerb weight140 kg137 kg
PriceVariant – Standard

Rs 1,31,618
On-Road Price, Patna
Variant – RM Drum

Rs. 1,19,985
Avg. Ex-Showroom price

The 162.7cc BS6 engine, which powers the Honda Unicorn, produces 14. Nm of torque and 12.73 horsepower.

Know more about the differences

The indicators of the TVS Apache RTR 160 are equipped with halogen lamps, however the headlight and taillight are LEDs. For the highest-spec model, its digital instrument console has Bluetooth connectivity. Turn-by-turn navigation, call/SMS notifications, collision alarms, lean angle modes, and other features are now available to the rider. In contrast, the Honda Unicorn has a three-pod analogue instrument console. The left and right pods house the tachometer and fuel gauge, respectively, while the middle pod has the speedometer and odometer. Additional comfort and safety features of the bike include single-channel ABS, an engine kill button, and side-stand engine cut-off capability.

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