TVS Apache RR 310 Review: If you think Indian bikes are all about budget commuters and basic rides — think again. This view will be altered by the TVS Apache RR 310. With attitude, comfort, and serious performance, this sporty, tech-rich bike is dominating the UK A2 market.
First Impressions: A Big Leap from TVS
TVS might not be a household name in the UK yet, but the Apache RR 310 could easily change that. Designed in partnership with BMW (yes, that BMW) this 312cc machine blends Indian innovation with German precision.
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One look at it and you know it means business — aggressive bodywork, race-style winglets, and a full-color TFT dash that wouldn’t look out of place on a superbike twice its price.
Engine and Performance: Small Size, Big Fun
Beneath the fairing is a 312.2cc liquid-cooled single cylinder engine that can produce up to 36 horsepower at 9,800 rpm. For an A2 rider that is a lot of fun.
It retain its refinement and smoothness even at high revs. Actually the ride-by-wire throttle and the four riding modes—Urban, Rain, Sport and Track make a difference. The quickshifter deserves special praise because it is accurate, transparent and highly addictive.
Whether you’re rushing through traffic or taking shortcuts, the Apache RR 310 makes you feel energized and eager to play.
Tech That Actually Works
Here’s where TVS really surprises everyone. The RR 310 comes loaded with features that many rivals still charge extra for:
- Full-colour TFT screen with smartphone connectivity
- Cornering ABS and lean sensitive traction control
- Launch control, rear lift prevention, and slope descent control
- LED lighting, slipper clutch, and bi-directional quickshifter
This isn’t just for show — it all works seamlessly, giving you the confidence of a much larger bike.
Road-focused and enjoyable ride and handling
Despite its intimidating look the RR 310 is not a vicious track monster. It is ideal for riding in the real world because it is surprisingly forgiving nimble and comfy.
The suspension setup is on the softer side which is perfect for normal roads, but preload adjustments may easily make it sharper for more aggressive rides. The bike’s robust ByBre brakes (fitted with Bosch ABS) ensure steadiness and predictability even when braking hard.
Comfort and Ergonomics: Sporty Yet Practical
TVS nailed the ergonomics. With the bike’s soft seat that remains comfortable even after lengthy rides and handlebars that aren’t too harsh, you sit in it rather than on it.
The spacious footpeg arrangement will also be appreciated by taller riders. It feels like a well-balanced sport-tourer that just so happens to look track-ready and the tank design provides great traction when leaning into turns.
Verdict: A Serious Contender in the A2 Class
One of the best kept secret in the A2 sport bike market may be the TVS Apache RR 310. It’s incredibly fun to ride, sleek and filled with features.
If TVS can price it right — undercutting the KTM RC 390 (£5,899) and Honda CBR500R (£6,799) — it could shake up the UK market in a big way.
- Excellent engine refinement
- Great tech for the price
- Strong comfort and road manners
- Slightly soft suspension (but fixable)
For its first serious UK outing, TVS has absolutely nailed it.
Final Thought
India’s ability to produce truly exciting motorcycles in addition to reasonably priced ones is demonstrated by the TVS Apache RR 310. In the UK’s A2 sector it is prepared to upend the current quo with its sophisticated technology, elegant design and user-friendly performance.
If you are looking for a beautiful, reasonable priced and comfortable sport bike the Apache RR 310 ought to be on your shortlist.
FAQ’s
Q1. How does the RR 310 compare to the KTM RC 390?
A: The RR 310 feature a softer ride is more comfortable, and has a better daily use equipage however, the RC 390 has sharper handling and slightly more aggressive engine character as its advantage.
Q2. Does the Apache RR 310 have Bluetooth connectivity?
A: Yes it feature smartphone connectivity via a full color TFT display that provide navigation, call alert and vehicle diagnostic.
Q3. Is the Apache RR 310 good for beginner?
A: Absolutely Its manageable power forgiving nature and advanced safety tech make it perfect for new rider stepping up to the A2 class.
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