The wait is finally over. TVS has started deliveries of the TVS Apache RTX 300 across India, and the first batch of owners have already shared their real-world experience.
Priced from ₹1.99 lakh (ex-showroom), the RTX 300 comes in three variants — Base, Top, and the more special Built-To-Order (BTO) version, which goes up to ₹2.29 lakh. Bookings are still open, and early deliveries have begun mainly in cities like Bengaluru, where buyers are already taking their bikes home.
In this article, we break down the bike’s features, design, performance, and what early riders are saying about its ride quality and everyday usability.
TVS Apache RTX 300 Features
What makes the Apache RTX 300 stand out in the 300cc adventure bike segment is the amount of features it offers for the price. Here’s a simple look at the key highlights :
1) Engine & Performance
- 299.1cc liquid-cooled RT-XD4 engine
- 36 PS power and 28.5 Nm torque
- 6-speed gearbox with slipper clutch
- Optional bi-directional quickshifter
This setup gives the bike smooth acceleration and enough power for both city and highway rides.
2) Chassis & Suspension
- Strong steel trellis frame
- 41 mm USD front forks and rear monoshock
- 180 mm suspension travel (front & rear)
- 19-inch front wheel and 17-inch rear wheel
- Around 200 mm ground clearance
This combination helps the bike stay stable on highways and comfortable on bad or broken roads.
3) Electronics & Rider Aids
- 4 ride modes: Urban, Rain, Tour, Rally
- Ride-by-wire throttle
- Cruise control
- Traction control and ABS modes
- Full LED lighting
- Optional TPMS (BTO)
- 5-inch TFT screen with map mirroring and smartphone connectivity
These features are rarely seen at this price point, making the RTX 300 feel premium.
4) Design & Practicality
The bike gets a muscular design with :
- A tall windscreen
- Split seats
- Practical luggage rack
- Adventure-friendly riding position
- Multiple colour options like Viper Green, Metallic Blue, Lightning Black, Tarn Bronze and Pearl White
TVS Apache RTX 300 Deliveries Start In India: Owners Review
As deliveries roll out, owners have started sharing honest reviews. Here’s what most people are saying :
What Riders Like
- Build Quality : Many owners praise the bike’s solid build, tight panel gaps, and premium finish.
- Features : Ride modes, cruise control, and the TFT screen are getting a lot of love, especially because these features were earlier seen on more expensive bikes.
- BTO Variant : Owners who picked the BTO version are enjoying adjustable suspension, customization options, and extra tech features like TPMS.
- Versatility : Whether it’s daily office rides, weekend highway runs, or light off-roading, riders say the bike handles everything confidently.
Things to Keep in Mind
Some owners mention that :
- Being a 300cc single-cylinder bike, it may not be ideal for very high-speed long-distance touring.
- Riders who want extreme off-road performance may find its limits compared to bigger ADVs.
Still, for most people, the bike offers more than enough comfort and capability for everyday use.
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Apache RTX 300 Ride Quality and Handling
The Apache RTX 300 has become popular for its comfortable ride and easy handling.
The bike’s steel trellis frame, long-travel suspension, and adventure-style wheels help it glide over potholes and uneven roads. The 180 mm suspension travel works well on rough surfaces, making the ride smooth even on village roads or broken highways. The 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheels give a planted feel at high speeds while still staying nimble in traffic. Riders say the bike remains stable even on gravel and dirt patches.
The upright riding position, wide handlebar, and comfortable seat make it suitable for long rides without tiring the rider. Whether it’s city traffic, weekend rides, or light off-roading, the RTX 300 feels balanced and friendly to ride
If you want a motorcycle that can handle daily commuting, weekend touring, bad roads, and occasional off-road fun, the TVS Apache RTX 300 is a great choice.
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