Hello guys!
My name is Kley and I've been a silent reader of your forums for 1 to 2 years now and enjoy reading and learning more about your country's fine product. ;) The Apache RTR 180
Ever since I was able to purchase the Apache, I was hooked. Litterally in love with my bike. My wife sometimes gets mad at me because I spend a lot of time washing my bike when it is dirty. I like to take care of her as much as I can. Her service is done accordenly, she has never left me stranded. Well, only once, when I ran out of petrole but that was my fault.
She has taken care of me and gotten me from point A to point B. It is a really good motorcyle, bad vibes but oh well. I get compliments on the street on how sweet the bike looks and everyone says they are gonna get one. However, it is not common to see many Apaches here. You can mostly see Pulsars, Hero's and a couple of Chinese brands.
Either way, if anyone ever ask me what bike to buy. I always say Apache.
I hope to keep learning from everyone's experiences with their bikes so that we can all become better riders.
Ride safe guys.
My name is Kley and I've been a silent reader of your forums for 1 to 2 years now and enjoy reading and learning more about your country's fine product. ;) The Apache RTR 180
Ever since I was able to purchase the Apache, I was hooked. Litterally in love with my bike. My wife sometimes gets mad at me because I spend a lot of time washing my bike when it is dirty. I like to take care of her as much as I can. Her service is done accordenly, she has never left me stranded. Well, only once, when I ran out of petrole but that was my fault.
She has taken care of me and gotten me from point A to point B. It is a really good motorcyle, bad vibes but oh well. I get compliments on the street on how sweet the bike looks and everyone says they are gonna get one. However, it is not common to see many Apaches here. You can mostly see Pulsars, Hero's and a couple of Chinese brands.
Either way, if anyone ever ask me what bike to buy. I always say Apache.
I hope to keep learning from everyone's experiences with their bikes so that we can all become better riders.
Ride safe guys.