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  • Page 2 Revision:- Rev. 0, 06th Sep 2023 onwards...
  • Page 3 It’s brimming with the latest tech to give you the freedom to freestyle. To prolong your journey on the TVS Apache RTR 310, we urge you to get your TVS Apache RTR 310 services only at TVS Motor Company Authorized Dealers.
  • Page 4 RACING GENE Every Apache is born of a racing gene. This can be traced back to 1982 when a TVS Moped clocked 105 km/h and since then we’ve never looked back. TVS Racing has the distinction of being India’s first factory racing team and with that legacy comes pride.

  • Page 5: The Evolution Of Puritan To Play

    THE EVOLUTION OF PURITAN TO PLAY EVOLUTION OF PURITAN TO PLAY The TVS Apache RR310 is the Ultimate Tack Weapon. Crafted meticulously to shatter lap records and take the chequered flag. The TVS Apache RTR 310 keeps that essence of performance but strips everthing else away to give you the Ultimate Sport Naked.

  • Page 6: Brand Experience

    TVS Racing Training School   Founded in 2017 , TVS Racing Training School aims at fostering motor sports in India. We believe that all our riders are racers at heart and here, they can unleash that racer and learn the skills under National Champions. And through multiple levels of training, we hope to turn these racing zealots into the podium winners of tomorrow. ...
  • Page 8 National Rally and women. podium in the Andalusia Supercross Int’l Rally,11th INMRC title Championships. The RTR 160 wins and debuted in ARRC 6 consecutive INMRC titles. (250 cc production category) Keep up with our pace. Follow TVS Racing on -...

  • Page 9: Contact(S) For Support

    Email : customercare@tvsmotor.com Disclaimer : TVS Motor Company or any of its officials / Authorized Main dealer / Authorized Dealer do not ask customers for bank / card / wallet details / authentication. In case you face any such claim, please report to the relevant local authorities...
  • Page 10 Contact at Our Area Offices TAMILNADU-1, 3 & 4 KARNATAKA-1, 2 & GOA MAHARASHTRA-3 & CHATTISGARH 1. TVS Motor Company Limited 4. TVS Motor Company Limited 7. TVS Motor Company Limited V Floor, Gee Gee Universal, No. 600, Anand Surya, 2nd Floor, No.
  • Page 11 MADHYA PRADESH-1 & 2 DELHI & HARYANA UTTAR PRADESH CENTRAL & EAST 9. TVS Motor Company Limited 11. TVS Motor Company Limited 14. TVS Motor Company Limited No. 211-212, 2nd Floor, D-3 & D-4, 2nd Floor, 1st Floor, Cyber Tower, TC-34/V-2,...
  • Page 12 ORISSA & JHARKHAND 17. TVS Motor Company Limited No. 303, 3rd Floor, Creative Plaza, Rasulgarh, Bhubaneshwar - 751 010. Phone : 0674-2580019 Email : AO.Bhubaneshwar@tvsmotor.com NORTH EAST STATES 18. TVS Motor Company Limited 147 , Udayan, Ganesh Guri, Near Hotel D Courtyard, R G B.

  • Page 13: Introduction

    INTRODUCTION TVS Motor Company Limited advices you to read this This Owner’s manual uses a set of symbols with manual carefully in order to familiarise yourself with special meanings. They are: your motorcycle. In case of any clarification, please contact any of our Authorised Main Dealer.
  • Page 14 For your safety, as well as to preserve warranty, reliability and road worthy of your motorcycle, use original TVS Motor Company Limited spare parts only. In order to ensure the reliability of your product, you are strongly advised to refer our Authorised Main Dealers for any service requiring particular technical expertise.

  • Page 15: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS DESCRIPTION PAGE No. Special Features of TVS Apache RTR 310 ENTER THE WORLD OF # TheFreestyler Ride by wire BORN OF A RACING GENE Quick shifter THE EVOLUTION OF PURITAN TO PLAY Dynamic headlamp BRAND EXPERIENCE RT slipper clutch...
  • Page 16 Starting the Engine Trip details Moving the Vehicle My vehicle Braking Preferences Stopping the motorcycle TVS Connect App Parking How to login Fuel Recommendation First time Bluetooth paring Checks and Tips for Better Fuel Economy Steps to ‘Forget This Device’ in iPhone:...
  • Page 17 DESCRIPTION PAGE No. Taking Long Trips Suspension Adjustment GENERAL INFORMATION Front fork adjustment Tool Kit Rear shock absorber adjustment Auxiliary Stand (Paddock Stand) Headlamp Aiming WARRANTY AND SERVICES MAINTENANCE Limitations of Warranty Maintenance Schedule Service Information PM Schedule - Free service Pre-Delivery inspection PM Schedule - Pay service Planned Service Schedule...

  • Page 18: Running-In Information

    During running-in period, only ‘Urban’ and ‘Rain’ ride modes will be available for the rider to select. The other three ride modes like ‘Sport’, ‘Track’ & ‘Supermoto’ will be available for selection only after the completion of running-in period and enabled by the TVS Motor Company Authorised Service personal.

  • Page 19: Safe Riding Tips

    We suggest protect your eyes and help your vision. you to practice riding your TVS Apache RTR 310 in a low-traffic condition until you are thoroughly familiar Avoid wearing loose clothes or accessories that with your motorcycle and its controls.
  • Page 20 Be sure about your visibility and do not ride with the On the wet roads, rely more on the throttle to control blind spot of vehicles or obstruction ahead you. vehicle speed and less on the front and rear brakes. Take additional care at road junctions, exits of private Use the throttle judiciously to avoid skidding the rear land, car parks and on the service roads to highways.
  • Page 21 Riding down hills, while cornering, close throttle and The exhaust system becomes hot after a run even if down shift the gear to take advantage of gear box and the engine is turned ‘OFF’. Care should be taken not engine which acts as additional brake. This will avoid to touch the exhaust system with any part of your loss of control over the vehicle due to over speed.

  • Page 22: Riding The Vehicle With Maximum Load

    Riding the Vehicle with Maximum Permissible Ensure that the tyres are inflated to the specified pressure (ref. 167) and they are in good Load page condition. Your motorcycle is designed to travel safely over long distances with maximum permissible load. Even weight distribution of loads is critical for preserving the safety features of the vehicle and to avoid trouble when performing sudden maneuvers.

  • Page 23: Accessory Installation Tips

    This motorcycle was not intended to be equipped with a sidecar or to be used to tow any trailer or other vehicle. TVS Motor Company Limited does not produce any of those things and not sure about the effects of those accessories on handling or stability.

  • Page 24: Know Your Motorcycle

    KNOW YOUR MOTORCYCLE Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) Your vehicle is equipped with RTLSC or RTDSC as per your choice of vehicle configuration. These are advanced ABS technologies that improve your ownership experience. Anti-lock braking system (ABS) is designed to prevent skidding &...

  • Page 25: Rear Wheel Lift

    How the irregular road surface affects the braking? It is not necessary to have this pulsation feel every time the brake is applied. Pulsations are felt only Humps and irregular surfaces of the road can cause during wheel locking tendency, occurs due to the the wheels to lose contact temporarily with the road modulation of pressure in the brake circuit by HECU.

  • Page 26: Ems A Glance

    EMS a Glance Furthermore, an ECU comprises of a computer which uses a microprocessor to process the inputs from Engine Management System (EMS) your various engine sensors in real-time. motorcycle is a self manipulative system that checks and regulates the proper functioning of all the Based on the data input, the ECU precisely calculates operations carried out by the engine.

  • Page 27: Location Of Parts - Vehicle Rh Side View

    Location of Parts - Vehicle RH Side View (Ref. Fig. 01) 1) Front wheel axle 2) Radiator cap 3) Reservoir, rear brake fluid (ref. page 165) 4) Rear brake pedal (ref. page 5) Rider foot rest RH 6) Pillion foot rest assembly RH 7) Rear wheel axle 8) Muffler assembly 9) Pillion handle...

  • Page 28: Location Of Parts - Vehicle Lh Side View

    Location of Parts - Vehicle LH Side View (Ref. Fig. 02) 1. Disc plate front 2. Caliper assembly front 3. Gauge oil level (dipstick) (ref. page 161) 4. Gear shift pedal (ref. page 5. Side stand 6. Rear shock absorber (ref.

  • Page 29: Location Of Parts - Vehicle Front And Rear View

    Location of Parts - Vehicle Front and Rear View Front (Ref. Fig. 03) 1. Turn signal lamp front RH 2. Headlamp assembly (ref. page 3. DRL lamp (ref. page 4. Radiator assembly (ref. page 121) 5. Turn signal lamp front LH Rear (Ref.

  • Page 30: Controls

    Warning This section shows the position and function of the controls used to ride your motorcycle. Read this section carefully before riding the motorcycle. Controls (ref. Fig. 05) 1. Instrument cluster (ref. page 2. Clutch lever (ref. page 3. Switch assembly LH (ref. page 4.

  • Page 31: Special Features Of Tvs Apache Rtr 310

    Special Features of TVS Apache RTR 310 Dynamic headlamp Ride by wire The headlamp high beam alters the illumination based on the vehicle speed to provide better visibility even Rider twists the accelerator, actuators in the at high speed when the headlamp is in automatic electronic throttle body senses this movement mode.

  • Page 32: Rt Slipper Clutch

    RT slipper clutch Glide Through Technology (GTT) The ‘RT (Race tuned) Slipper Clutch’ technology, GTT is a feature for low speed urban riding which accentuates the motorcycle’s performance and with enables an extremely smooth and controlled ride. reduction in clutch force for quicker up shifts, enabling With this feature, you can start moving the vehicle the rider to achieve better lap times.

  • Page 33: Tyre Pressure Monitoring Sensor (Tpms)

    Temperature controlled rider seat is provided in the advertises the pressure value of the tyres to the selected variant of TVS Apache RTR 310 to provide the connected TFT instrument cluster and the cluster will enhanced ride comfort to the rider. Seat temperature...

  • Page 34: Rtlsc (Race Tuned Linear Stability Control)

    RTLSC (Race Tuned Linear Stability Control) Cruise control system Cruise control (CC) is a comfort function used to Straight line ABS system control vehicle speed and helps the rider to relax The ABS has electronic sensors that detects the while riding on a open highway. wheel locking before it happens.

  • Page 35: Rtdsc (Race Tuned Dynamic Stability Control)

    RTDSC (Race Tuned Dynamic Stability Control)** Cornering cruise control** Cornering ABS** Combining the comfort of cruise and safety during cornering, the cornering cruise control is an advanced Cornering ABS is an advanced safety feature rider assistance system designed to enhance comfort designed to enhance stability and control while and control while riding in cruise mode through turns braking in turns and corners.

  • Page 36: Cornering Traction Control

    Cornering traction control** Slope dependent control** Cornering traction control is an advanced safety Slope-dependent control is a system that detects the feature designed to enhance stability and control slope of the road and modulates the braking force of the vehicle while accelerating through curves or applied to prevent rear wheel lift off and maximize corners.

  • Page 37: Wheelie Control

    Wheelie control** Rear lift protection** Wheelie control is a system that prevents excessive Rear lift protection is a feature that prevents the front wheel lift off during acceleration. It analyzes rear wheel from lifting off the ground during hard pitch angle of the vehicle using IMU sensor and braking or deceleration.

  • Page 38: Vehicle Identification Number

    Vehicle Identification Number All TVS motorcycles are provided with identification numbers for frame and engine. They are the only means of identifying your vehicle from others of the same model and type. The frame identification number is engraved on the right of the steering head tube as shown (ref.

  • Page 39: Control Key

    Control Key Your TVS Apache RTR 310 comes with a pair of identical control keys. These keys are to operate ignition cum steering lock, fuel tank cap and seat lock. A sticker ID (A) attached with keys has the identification number of keys. Please note down the identification number below for future reference.

  • Page 40: Ignition Cum Steering Lock

    Ignition cum Steering Lock Ignition cum steering lock is located on the top of fuel tank at front end and has following three positions (ref. Fig. 09): • OFF (A): Disables lights and engine operation. • ON (B): Enables lights and engine operation (with engine cut off switch is in run mode ‘...

  • Page 41: Switch Assembly Lh

    Switch Assembly LH Switch assembly LH is located in the handle bar at LH side and has the following switches in it. A) Switch beam control / pass-by (ref. Fig. 10) Headlamp low beam glows automatically when the ignition turned ‘ON’ and the DRL is in ‘OFF’ condition.
  • Page 42 B) Hazard switch (ref. Fig. 11) Note • Press the button ‘ ’ to turn ‘ON / OFF’ the Hazard lamps can be switched ‘ON / OFF’ only by means hazard lamps. of hazard switch. If the hazard indication is turned ‘ON’ while Hazard switch works only when the ignition is turned ON the turn signal indicators are active, the and the lamps continue to work even if the ignition is...
  • Page 43 C) Cruise control switch (ref. Fig. 12) Cruise control ‘Set/-’ switch operation: Cruise control switch has three operations in it. Gentle push of cruise control switch knob towards ‘Set/-’ position activates the ‘Set/-’ switch. Cruise control main switch operation: • While the cruise control is turned ‘ON’...
  • Page 44 Cruise control ‘Res/+’ switch operation: Conditions for turn ‘ON’ cruise control: Gentle push of cruise control switch knob towards Cruise control can be switched ‘ON’ only when the ‘Res/+’ position activates the ‘Res/+’ switch. following speed limit conditions are met at respective •...
  • Page 45 Conditions for cruise control suspend / cancel Do’s and Dont’s while cruise mode is engaged • According to the accelerator grip position of the • Avoid keeping foot on the brake pedal while vehicle, override operation will be detected by riding.
  • Page 46 Note Cruise control set speed is reset at every ignition ‘OFF / ON’ cycle or every cruise control main switch ‘OFF / ON’ cycle. The ‘SET’ target speed will get as long as the ignition and cruise control main switch is kept ‘ON’. In the same key ‘ON’...
  • Page 47 D) Control switches (ref. Fig. 13) (D1) ENT button • Press the button for selecting the menu display (Ride Mode, Trip Details, My Vehicle, Preferences). • Press the button to Enter / Select. • Press the button to accept an incoming call. (D2) UP button •...
  • Page 48 Based on different states, the menu buttons have different operation as shown in image Short press Scroll upwards Short press Ride mode Double press Short press Short press Short press Double press Short press Short press Short press Past song Next song Call reject Call accept...
  • Page 49 E) Switch turn signal (ref. Fig. 14) F) Horn switch (ref. Fig. 14) • Push the switch towards ‘ ’ to flash LH side • Press the switch ‘ ’ to blow horn. turn signal lamps and towards ‘ ’ to flash RH side turn signal lamps.

  • Page 50: Adjustable Clutch Lever

    Adjustable clutch Lever (ref. Fig. 15) Proper use of clutch lever is essential in all riding situations, especially while moving the Adjustable clutch lever (A) is located in the handle bar vehicle from rest. at LH side. • Clutch lever is used to disengage clutch. Note When the clutch is pressed, drive from the engine to the gearbox and the rear wheel is...

  • Page 51: Gear Shift Pedal

    Gear Shift Pedal (ref. Fig. 16) Gear shift pedal returns to its position (centre position) automatically when released after This motorcycle is equipped with a 6 speed constant shifting. mesh transmission. Once the transmission is brought to neutral • To select the required gear or to bring the vehicle position, the neutral indicator ‘...

  • Page 52: Quick Shifter

    Quick shifter Downshifting condition:- Quick shifter sensor (QSS) senses the gear shifting • Downshifting is possible with and without throttle force applied on the gear shift pedal by the rider opening at any engine rpm. and signals the Engine Control Unit (ECU). The ECU •...
  • Page 53 • In manual traction control (MTC), upshift is possible at any friction surface (low to high) with open throttle only. Downshifting condition:- • Downshifting is possible with and without throttle opening at any engine rpm. • During cruise control downshift can be done throughout the cruise speed.

  • Page 54: Rear Brake Pedal

    Rear Brake Pedal (ref. Fig. 17) Note Rear brake lever (A) is located on the RH side of the Front brake lever and rear brake pedal pulsates during the vehicle. hard application of brake which is normal. This pulsation • Push down the rear brake pedal with your right occurs because of ABS working.

  • Page 55: Switch Assembly Rh

    Switch Assembly RH (ref. Fig. 18) • To start the engine press the switch to ‘ ’ Switch assembly RH is located in the handle bar position. Ensure that the transmission is in at RH side and has the switch electric starter cum neutral or else by pressing the clutch lever before engine kill switch in it.

  • Page 56: Throttle Twist Grip

    Throttle Twist Grip (ref. Fig. 19) Note Throttle twist grip (A) is located in the handle bar at Starter switch will not work if it is pressed when the RH side. engine is running. • Twisting the grip opens the throttle. It is possible to start the vehicle with the side stand ‘ON’...

  • Page 57: Front Brake Lever

    Front Brake Lever (ref. Fig. 20) Front brake lever (A) is located in the handle bar at RH side. • Pull the lever towards the throttle twist grip to operate the front brake. The system is operated by hydraulic and just need to press the lever gently.

  • Page 58: Instrument Cluster - Key Features

    Connected TFT Instrument Cluster - Key Features (ref. Fig. 21) • Your motorcycle is fitted with a 5” TFT instrument cluster. • It has an advanced UI/UX design for TFT screen with cognitive ergonomics. • The cluster has 5 different themes for 5 different rides in Day &...
  • Page 59 Instrument cluster will be activated once the ignition lock is turned ‘ON’. All segments and tell-tale indicators glow for 2 seconds on activation of instrument cluster for checking and ensuring the proper working of segments and indicators. Following are the features of instrument cluster: Warning and indicator lights (ref.

  • Page 60: Warning And Indicator Lights

    E. ABS malfunction indicator Glows continuously when the ABS has an error or malfunction.* Goes OFF after few kms run - ABS is active and ready to use. * Contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer...
  • Page 61 K. Turn signal indicator LH Flashes when the left side turn signal indication is activated. Note The vehicle automatically goes to reduced performance mode if the engine temperature is very high. * Contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer...

  • Page 62: Tft Multifunction Display

    TFT Multifunction display (ref. Fig. 23) km/h LOW FUEL LOW FUEL SIDE STAND SIDE STAND LOW BATTERY LOW BATTERY KILL SWITCH KILL SWITCH 0 - 60km/h AVG. MILEAGE TYRE PRESSURE 03.17 31.3 km/l Fig. 23 A) Menu function G) Bluetooth connectivity indication B) Ongoing call indication H) Mobile battery status C) Missed call indication...

  • Page 63: Menu Function

    A) Menu function To select the required menu: TVS Apache RTR 310’s connected instrument cluster Keep the vehicle stationary and switch ‘ON’ offers you different menus to choose. Sequence the ignition. After the self-check of instrument of the menu, their selection and their working are cluster, press the ‘ENT’...
  • Page 64 Ride mode To select the required ride mode: TVS Apache RTR 310 is made to operate in five Keep the vehicle stationary and switch ‘ON’ different ride modes namely: the ignition. After the self-check of instrument a1. Urban a2. Rain a3.
  • Page 65 ‘Sport’ , ‘Track’ and ‘Supermoto’ modes will be in locked condition and it will be enabled only after completing the running-in period of 1000 kms. Contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer for enabling the locked modes after completing the TRACK MODE SPORT MODE running-in period.

  • Page 66: Ride Mode

    Ride modes - Performance Ride mode Engine performance ABS performance Remarks Running-in mode is part Mild pulsation feel on levers of Urban mode. Vehicle Speed is limited to 135 km/h Good braking response should be driven with Linear acceleration and deceleration Good braking performance a1.
  • Page 67 Ride mode Engine performance ABS performance Remarks Reduced pulsation feel Vehicle maximum speed tuned to the levers full potential of the engine/vehicle Excellent braking response Tuned maximum acceleration Available only after across all operating conditions a4. Track mode Excellent performance completing 1000 kms of running-in period Optimised deceleration and engine...
  • Page 68 If you desire to ride your motorcycle at a speed higher than the above-mentioned value, ensure to change the ride mode to ‘Sport’ or ‘Track’ mode (after running-in period). For further details, visit TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer.
  • Page 69 In ‘Urban’ mode, the following features will be displayed on the instrument TFT cluster: a1.1 Speedometer a1.7 Side stand indicator a1.2 Gear position indicator a1.8 Low fuel warning indicator a1.3 Coolant temperature indicator a1.9 Widgets indicator a1.4 Fuel level indicator a1.10 Cruise control indicator a1.5 Kill switch indicator a1.11 Dynamic engine rpm indicator...
  • Page 70 Gear position indicator (a1.2) indicates the vehicle’s km/h present gear position and neutral condition. Gear a1.3 position indication displays “--” if there is any problem in the system. Take the vehicle to TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer. LOW FUEL LOW FUEL SIDE STAND...
  • Page 71 Incase of any error in input system, all the bars of fuel level indicator flashes and low fuel warning indicator turns ‘ON’. Contact nearest TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer incase any of these problems When the fuel level reduces to 5 liters are noticed.
  • Page 72 While riding if there is any fault in the charging Caution system, then a warning message will be displayed on the TFT screen as “VISIT TVS Do not run the fuel tank dry to avoid failure of fuel pump SERVICE CENTER - LOW BATTERY”.
  • Page 73 a1.7. Side stand warning indicator a1.8. Low fuel warning indicator If the side stand is ‘ON’, the side stand indicator • Low fuel warning indicator (a1.8) is a safety (a1.7) will be ‘ON’. indicator to caution you to fill the petrol as soon km/h as possible.
  • Page 74 a1.9. Widgets indicator a1.10. Cruise control indicator • Widgets (a1.9) indicates the (viz. 0 - 60 km/h, • Cruise control indicator (a1.10) will be ‘ON’ and ODO, AVG. MILEAGE, TYRE PRESSURE etc.) can glows in green colour when the cruise is control be used to display live feeds in the home screen is in cruise mode / active, in suspend / override km/h...
  • Page 75 a1.11. Dynamic engine rpm indicator Engine Blue band Red band RPM • Digital band (a1.11) indicates the engine rpm in Coolant RPM range range multiples of 1000 rpm. temperature -25°C to 20°C 0 - 5000 rpm 5000 - 12000 rpm 20°C to 60°C 0 - 7000 rpm 7000 - 12000 rpm...
  • Page 76 135 km/h. If you desire to ride your motorcycle at a speed higher than the above-mentioned value, ensure to change the ride mode to ‘Sport‘ or ‘Track’ mode (after running-in period). For further details visit TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer.
  • Page 77 Although the vehicle performance will be changed due to the change in ride mode, in ‘Sport’ mode top speed of the vehicle is limited to 150 km/h. You can access ‘Sport’ mode only after completing the running-in period, i.e., first 1000 km. Once you cover the running-in period, Contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer to enable the locked modes.
  • Page 78 150 km/h. There is a reduction in the number of widgets (2 nos.) when compared to the other ride modes. You can access ‘Track’ mode only after completing the running-in period, i.e., first 1000 km. Once you cover the running-in period, Contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer to enable the locked modes.
  • Page 79 Although the vehicle performance will be changed due to the change in ride mode, in ‘Supermoto’ mode top speed of the vehicle is limited to 150 km/h. You can access ‘Supermoto’ mode only after completing the running-in period, i.e., first 1000 km. Once you cover the running-in period, Contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer to enable the locked modes.

  • Page 80: Trip Details

    b) Trip details Press the ‘Return’ button (D4) to come out of menu selection window. • ‘Trip details’ menu is used to record the distance travelled (Trip), fuel consumed, Avg. Speed, Avg. • Totally four trip meters namely ‘Trip A’, ‘Trip B’, Mileage and the duration of individual journeys.
  • Page 81 • Trip details such as Total distance covered, Total 05:30 MENU time travelled, Average speed, Top speed, Fuel URBAN Trip A consumed and Average mileage are recorded by 9 9 9 the ‘Trip’ meter for individual journeys. km/h Reset Trip A? km/h 05:30 MENU...
  • Page 82 • The values will get reset in case of change in date and long idle i.e more than four hours. • You can reset it whenever you wish to record the data for new journey. To reset: Press the ‘Down’ arrow; ‘Reset’ option at bottom gets selected.

  • Page 83: My Vehicle

    c) My vehicle • There are three options available in ‘My vehicle’ menu. They are: Service information, few vehicle performance records and the personal documents stored in the memory c1. Service are available under ‘My vehicle’ menu. c2. Performance record To enter the ‘My vehicle’...
  • Page 84 In addition to that, days and kilometers from last service will be also displayed. At the time of delivery of your TVS Apache RTR 310, the service date and service kilometers will be Press the ‘Return’ button (D4) to come back registered in the instrument cluster of your vehicle by to menu display.
  • Page 85 c2. Performance record By selecting the ‘Mileage’ option: Few of your vehicle’s performance data are stored Average mileage of your vehicle will be calculated under ‘Performance record’ option for your reference. and displayed for your knowledge. To view them: After entering the ‘My vehicle’ menu, select 05:30 MENU ‘Performance...
  • Page 86 By selecting the ‘Speed’ option: By selecting the ‘Laps’ option: Top speed, 0 - 60 km/h and avg. speed of your vehicle You can view maximum of ten laps along with the will be displayed for your knowledge. date and time when the lap was registered. 05:30 MENU 05:30...
  • Page 87 Driving license, RC book, Insurance 9 9 9 certificate copy stored in the TFT instrument cluster. km/h These documents can be stored using TVS Connect km/h app. either from Android or from the iOS mobile Loading document... Coolant Temp...

  • Page 88: Preferences

    To set the ‘Preferences’ menu: Document transfer will work only when VIN number in Keep the vehicle stationary and switch ‘ON’ the TVS Connect App matches vehicle’s VIN number. the ignition. After the self-check of instrument cluster, press the ‘ENT’ (D1) button to enter Document transfer cannot be initiated once app.
  • Page 89 • Following are the nine options available under the 05:30 MENU ‘Preferences’ URBAN Preference d1. Dynamic headlamp 9 9 9 d2. DRL km/h Connectivity d3. Traction control km/h Display setup d4. Quickshifter Coolant Temp d5. Connectivity Custom widgets Range d6. Display setup 6700 Speed alert d7.
  • Page 90 d1. Dynamic headlamp d2. Day Running Lamps (DRL) The dynamic headlamp option allows you to adjust DRL of the vehicle can be controlled with connected the intensity of your vehicle’s headlamp through instrument TFT cluster. connected instrument TFT cluster. After entering the ‘Preferences’ menu, select After entering the ‘Preferences’...
  • Page 91 • In DRL ‘Automatic’ condition, the DRL intensity d3. Traction Control depends on the ambient light sensor output of Traction control feature will prevent loss of traction the connected instrument TFT cluster. while accelerating the vehicle. It controls the engine torque and stabilizes the vehicle when the throttle input and subsequently the torque transferred causes slip to the rear wheel especially in low friction...
  • Page 92 After entering the ‘Preferences’ menu, select d4. Quickshifter the ‘Traction Control’ option using ‘Up’ (D2) or Quickshifter feature will assist while shift the gear ‘Down’ (D3) arrow (ref. Fig. 24). refer for details. page 35 Once the ‘Traction Control’ option is selected, •...
  • Page 93 Press the ‘ENT’ button to set the ‘On’ or ‘Off’ d5. Connectivity the quickshifter feature. The ‘Connectivity’ option provides the access to view the list of paired devices and to setup the display calls option. After entering the ‘Preferences’ menu, select the ‘Connectivity’...
  • Page 94 Paired devices: 05:30 MENU By selecting this option you can view the list of URBAN Paired Devices devices paired with the connected TFT instrument 9 9 9 cluster. To select paired device option: km/h After entering the ‘Connectivity’ menu, select Currently there is no paired km/h the ‘Paired devices’...
  • Page 95 Display call • If the display call setting is turned ‘ON’, the connected TFT instrument cluster will display • To set the ‘Display call’ option: the incoming call alert from the smart phone via After entering the ‘Connectivity’ menu, select Bluetooth.
  • Page 96 D6. Display setup Brightness Under the ‘Display setup’ option there are five more The ‘Brightness’ option allows you to adjust the additional options are available and they are: brightness of your connected instrument TFT cluster.  Brightness After entering the ‘Preferences’ menu, select ...
  • Page 97 By setting in auto mode, the connected Clock instrument TFT cluster’s intensity adjusts The ‘Clock’ feature allows you to adjust the clock automatically based on the ambient light timing of your connected instrument TFT cluster. The sensor. ‘Clock’ feature has three modes and they are: When manual mode is selected, the user can ...
  • Page 98 After entering the ‘Preferences’ menu, select In ‘Manual’ mode, the hours value can be the ‘Clock’ option using ‘Up’ (D2) or ‘Down’ adjusted by using ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ button. (D3) arrow (ref. Fig. 24). Pressing the ‘ENT’ button sets the hour and the control moves automatically to minute Once the ‘Clock’...
  • Page 99 • Press the ‘Down’ button to select the ‘Format Date setting’ mode and press the ‘ENT’ button. The ‘Date’ feature allows you to set the date of your • The desired time format (12-hour or 24-hour) connected instrument TFT cluster. The ‘Date’ feature can be set buy pressing the ‘ENT’...
  • Page 100 After entering the ‘Preferences’ menu, select Press the ‘Up’ button to increase the date and the ‘Date’ option using ‘Up’ (D2) or ‘Down’ the ‘Down’ button to decrease the date. (D3) arrow (ref. Fig. 24). Similarly, pressing the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ Once the ‘Date’...
  • Page 101 Day & Night mode In auto mode, the connected TFT instrument cluster changes the ‘Day & Night mode’ The ‘Day & Night mode’ feature allows you to set themes automatically with the help of photo the display themes of your connected instrument sensor.
  • Page 102 d7. Custom widgets • From the below-mentioned fourteen specified widgets list, you can select any four (only two In custom widgets (viz. ODO, IMI, Avg. Speed, Avg. incase of ‘Track’ mode) for displaying on the Mileage etc.) can be used to display live feeds in custom widget screen of main window: the home screen of your connected TFT instrument cluster.
  • Page 103 • To add different widgets to your custom widget Note option: In ‘Urban’, ‘Rain’ and ‘Sport’ modes, you can select any Select the required ‘Custom widget’ option four of the fourteen widgets for being disclosed on the using ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ arrow. home screen.
  • Page 104 km/h Odometer To stop the lap counter, long press the pass- by switch for more than 2.5 secs. The lap • (Odo meter) displays the total distance covered timer widget then shows the last lap time. by the vehicle. LOW FUEL LOW FUEL SIDE STAND SIDE STAND...
  • Page 105 km/h Avg. Mileage Note • Indicates the average mileage (fuel economy) of After 10th Lap if the 11th lap is triggered then the values the vehicle. will be updated inside the ‘Lap’ menu on first in first out LOW FUEL LOW FUEL SIDE STAND SIDE STAND...
  • Page 106 Three trip meters (Trip A, B & C) with the 0-60 km/h range upto 9999.9 km is provided to measure • This function lets you to measure the time to different trips. reach 0 to 60 km/h speed from rest and to view The trip distance will be initialized to ‘0 km’...
  • Page 107 km/h Avg. Speed If the tyre pressure is very low (= 20 PSI), the notification ‘VERY LOW TYRE PRESSURE’ • Displays the average speed of the vehicle based will be displayed and the pressure values of on total distance covered since last reset / by the widget starts blinking in red colour.
  • Page 108 TEMPERATURE (°C) RANGE ( TOP SPEED ( 32.5 131.5 Take the vehicle to the TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer for further diagnosis if this indicator starts flashing. Note Similarly, if the coolant temperature indicator The ‘Range’ reading may not be accurate when the...
  • Page 109 Top Speed d8. Speed alert • Displays the top speed achieved by any user so Speed alert feature allows you to set the a hight far. km/h speed alert as per your preference. If the vehicle’s current speed is greater than After entering the ‘Preferences’...
  • Page 110 Press the ‘Up’ button to increase the speed d9. Climate control seat indication and the ‘Down’ button to reduce Climate control seat warms up or cools down the the speed indication. seat based on its temperature setting. To set the seat •...
  • Page 111 There are three level of ‘hot’ and ‘cool’ setting Press the ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ button and select is available for you to select and set the seat the desired seat temperature condition (hot/ temperature. cool) and press ‘ENT’ button. Once again press the ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ button 05:30 MENU increase or decrease the temperature level.
  • Page 112 d10. Go pro 05:30 MENU With the Go pro feature, you can connect your Go pro URBAN Mode select via Bluetooth by configuring the MAC ID of camera. 9 9 9 After entering the ‘Preferences’ menu, select km/h Photos the ‘Go pro’ option using ‘Up’ (D2) or ‘Down’ km/h Videos (D3) arrow...
  • Page 113 • But, to pair a entirety new device, contact TVS 05:30 MENU Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer. URBAN Go pro list 9 9 9 GoPro 3A:CF km/h Note Connected Configuring a new ‘Go pro’ device can only be done at...

  • Page 114: Tvs Connect App

    To sync the connected instrument cluster clock Dedicated smart phone app is available in the Google with smart phone clock. Play and the Apple store for your ‘TVS Apache RTR • Try to avoid use the navigation feature while 310’ and it can be installed in your Android and Apple riding as a safety measure.

  • Page 115: How To Login

    How to login Note On opening the TVS CONNECT app the following This smart phone app is compatible only for the smart introductory screens will be displayed. phones with Android OS version 8 and above, iOS version 11 and above and the BLUETOOTH version 4.0 and above.
  • Page 116 Once the ‘Yes’ option is selected, you will be Note prompted for entering the following details: Incase if the mobile number is already registered, you  Full Name can click on ‘SKIP’ tab to go the login screen directly.  Email ID ...
  • Page 117 Enter the OTP received from TVS Motor Company Limited and continue. Click the ‘ADD VEHICLE’ tab to initiate the process of adding your vehicle with the TVS CONNECT app. Note If your mobile number is registered already and you want to login, skip the initial screens and enter the mobile number in the login screen.
  • Page 118 After initiating the ‘ADD VEHICLE’ process, you will After successfully verifying the ‘chassis / frame’ be guided to another page where you need to enter number you will be guided to another page where the ‘Chassis / Frame number’ of your vehicle. Press you will be asked to enter the vehicle ‘registration ‘VERIFY’...
  • Page 119 Note After completing the trip, whenever the vehicle is Note switched ON again, TVS Connect app will not connect Navigation assistance help pages will help you to automatically. Click the ‘Connect’ button of TVS connect understand the menu functions and its usage.

  • Page 120: First Time Bluetooth Paring

    First time Bluetooth paring 05:30 MENU To pair your Android smart phone or iPhone with your URBAN Paired Devices TVS Apache RTR 310’s connected instrument cluster, 9 9 9 via Bluetooth, for the first time. km/h • Select the ‘Preferences’ from ‘Menu’ option...
  • Page 121 Press and hold the ‘CONNECT’ tab for 2 secs name is prefixed by TVSRTR310 and followed by to erase previous vehicle details if required and alphanumeric digits. Ex : ‘TVSRTR310DDA0318’. connect with a new vehicle in the TVS connect app.
  • Page 122 • Same name will get displayed in the app as • On initiating the pairing process, a Passkey will shown or else press the ‘Scan Device’ tab (A) to get generated and displayed in the Connected scan and display the near by device. Now, select TFT instrument cluster as shown.
  • Page 123 ‘OFF’ and ‘ON’, and the application also need to be restarted. Please remember that, all the smart phones are not compatible for pairing with the TVS RTR 310’s connected TFT instrument cluster. During the search of Bluetooth devices in app, if the vehicle connected instrument cluster’s Bluetooth device...

  • Page 124: Steps To 'Forget This Device' In Iphone

    Steps to ‘Forget This Device’ in iPhone: • Click on the ‘Forget this device’. If the user needs to connect multiple iPhones with the single instrument cluster, the previous iPhone has to be forgotten using ‘Forget This Device’ from Bluetooth settings in the following manner: •...

  • Page 125: Auto Pairing

    8.0, for App to work seamlessly, any battery gets auto connected and ride will continue on optimization setting to be removed in the TVS Connect App until user ends the ride. App and GPS shall be allowed to run in background in •...
  • Page 126 Note Once the connected instrument cluster of your TVS Apache RTR 310 is connected with your smart phone, the connected instrument cluster displays Bluetooth ‘ ‘ icon, your mobiles battery level ‘ ‘ icon and network providers signal strength ‘...

  • Page 127: Digi Docs

    Digi Docs is used to transfer the images or documents such as driving license, RC book, insurance document etc. from the TVS Connect app to TFT Instrument cluster using both Android and iOS mobile phones. Follow the below steps to upload the image from gallery or camera to the TVS Connect app.
  • Page 128 Now the image is ready to transfer to the TFT Time to transfer one image without loss of data around connected instrument cluster. Once the TVS Connect 12 minutes. app is connected to the cluster, the synchronization starts automatically.
  • Page 129 You can delete the existing document and add a new document to the app by just pressing the delete button (A) on the screen. Note Deleting the document from the ‘Digi Docs’ of app, will not remove them from your vehicle’s TFT connected instrument cluster.

  • Page 130: Voice Assist

    Voice Assist: Note The connected functionality of your TVS Apache Voice assist will work with screen lock condition / app RTR 310 comes with an additional feature – Voice background condition (depending on smart phone’s OS assistant. restrictions). With the help of the voice assist feature, you will be Use wired / wireless earphones for listening and talking.
  • Page 131 Voice commands: The following are the list of intents recognized by voice assist. You can refer the below table for sample commands of each intent: Sl.No. Intents Voice commands inputs Listening Processing the input Greetings Hi buddie How are you doing Hi buddy Hello friend How u doing...
  • Page 132 Sl.No. Intents Voice commands inputs Current location (default one) My location Where are we right now What is the name of this place Where am i now What is my current location Show my location Show my current location Show current location Show location Where am I Where are we right now...
  • Page 133 Sl.No. Intents Voice commands inputs Volume increase Increase volume Volume up Increase sound Volume decrease Decrease volume Volume down Decrease sound Reduce volume Setting DND enable Enable do not disturb Setting DND disable Disable do not disturb Setting high speed alert enable Enable high speed alert Setting high speed alert disable Disable high speed alert...
  • Page 134 Sl.No. Intents Voice commands inputs Ride start time When did I start my ride What time I start ride Ride start time Show start time Show ride start time Start time of ride...
  • Page 135 Things to do while using voice assist: • We recommended to use ANC (Active noise cancelling) Bluetooth devices better performance. • Ensure microphone is kept near to your mouth while giving out commands. • Please ensure that it is not exposed to outside environmental noise such as wind noise, other vehicle noise etc.
  • Page 136 Voice feedbacks: • TVS Apache RTR 310 also has feature of voice feedbacks along with voice assist functionality. • Voice feedback feature communicates from vehicle to you of either critical parameters like fuel level or rider warning like direction indicator and side stand alert chimes. Some of the features in voice feedback like turn on mobile data will work only in voice assist mode as shown below: Sl.No.

  • Page 137: Major Components

    Note This section shows the position and operation of the major components of your motorcycle. Major Components (ref. Fig. 25) 1) Cooling system (radiator) (ref. page 121) 2) Fuel tank cap (ref. page 123) 3) Side stand (ref. page 125) 4) Seat lock (ref.

  • Page 138: Cooling System (Radiator)

    Dirty cooling foils of radiator reduces the cooling effect. Do the visual check and ensure the cooling foils of the radiator are not clogged with any dirt or mud. If so contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer. Fig. 27 Note The cooling fan may switch ‘ON’...
  • Page 139 (ref. Fig. 28). Coolant + Water; @ 50:50 ratio; total filling 1 litre). Use of Contact TVS Motor Company Authorised improper coolant may cause damage, such as corrosion Main Dealer for topping-up if the level in the in the engine parts, blockage of the cooling passage or tank is lower than the minimum level.

  • Page 140: Fuel Tank Cap

    Fuel Tank Cap (ref. Fig. 29) Refueling (ref. Fig. 30) This motorcycle is equipped with a lockable fuel tank Never overfill the tank when refueling. The fuel level cap (A). always be below the brim of the fuel tank neck (A). To open: •...
  • Page 141 To avoid evaporation of petrol and deterioration of paint gloss due to ultra violet rays and heat of sunlight, always park your motorcycle in a covered parking. Caution Check for abnormal jerk / noise while opening the cap. If found any, contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer.

  • Page 142: Side Stand

    Side Stand (ref. Fig. 31) Caution Side stand (A) can be operated with your foot. To Before supporting the motorcycle on side stand, make support your motorcycle on side stand: sure that the supporting surface is hard and flat. Do not •...

  • Page 143: Adjustable Suspension

    • Inspect for any fluid leak in the inner tube of the front suspension. If any oil leak is found contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer. Fig. 33 Fig. 32 ** Applicable for specific Apache RTR 310 BTO versions only...

  • Page 144: Seat Lock (Rider And Pillion Seat)

    The seat lock (A) is located between the cloth and brush. rider and pillion seat as shown (ref. Fig. 34) If any oil leak is found contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer. Note During time of delivery of the motorcycle, the rear shock absorber is adjusted to the standard configuration.
  • Page 145 To close pillion seat: • Slide the rear end of the seat bottom underneath the frame hook. • Locate the seat lock pin into seat lock latch and gently press (at the front end). Finally ensure that the seat is fastened securely to the frame.
  • Page 146 Caution Take the control key out from the seat lock without fail during the removal of rider seat, to avoid damage to the seat / lock. Make sure that the seats are locked securely in position after reassembly.

  • Page 147: Emission Control

    Exhaust emission control system Crankcase emission control system All the TVS motorcycles are tested in the factory The engine of TVS Apache RTR 310 is equipped for optimum fuel efficiency and lowest possible CO with a closed crankcase ventilation system to levels.
  • Page 148 Note Your vehicle is tested and certified for emission which meets BS VI emission norms and is valid for initial 12 months from the date of purchase. Get your vehicle certified by the Government authorised emission testing station at specified intervals (after initial 12 months of usage).

  • Page 149: Riding Your Motorcycle

    RIDING YOUR MOTORCYCLE Caution Running-in is essential to preserve engine life and performance over time. Keeping to the running-in recommendations will ensure longer engine life and reduce the need for overhauls and re-tuning. Refer page 1 for running-in information. • Check both tyres for any wear or abnormalities.
  • Page 150 • Check tightening of wheel axle nuts, swing arm • Check for chain slackness as per specification. nut and steering nut. • Also check tightening of front fork and shock • Adjust mirror position to have optimum rear absorber mounts. visibility.

  • Page 151: While Riding

    • Check engine oil, brake oil and coolant oil levels. Riding Posture - While riding, sit slightly behind the fuel tank. Body position should be relaxed such that back is very comfortable. Shoulders and arms should also be relaxed with slight bend in the arm as shown. Hold the handle bar with a good grip.

  • Page 152: Starting The Engine

    • Avoid abrupt hard braking, If hard braking is Starting the Engine inevitable, release throttle and apply front and Warning rear brakes in a progressive manner. • Don’t brake too hard while the vehicle is leaning, Before starting the engine, familiarise your self with the as vehicle may skid easily.

  • Page 153: Moving The Vehicle

    Moving the Vehicle Caution • Disengage the clutch by pressing the control Avoid sudden acceleration, as this may lead to misfiring, lever. improper engagement of transmission (snatching). • Press the gear shift pedal downwards with the tip of your foot to engage the first gear. Do not pull the clutch lever longer than necessary after engaging the gear.

  • Page 154: Braking

    Braking Stopping the motorcycle • Slow down the speed in right time, shift down • Reduce speed, close the throttle and down shift the gear to use the engine brake, then apply both the gears. Bring the transmission to neutral the brakes.

  • Page 155: Fuel Recommendation

    Fuel Recommendation Warning • Use only BSVI ES Gasoline. The engine and the exhaust system might be very hot BS VI petrol containing upto 20% of ethanol even after switching OFF the engine. Care should be by volume can be used. taken not to touch the exhaust system with any part of •...

  • Page 156: Checks And Tips For Better Fuel Economy

    A slipping clutch causes high fuel consumption and engine overheating. Adjust the clutch play as explained in page if the above malfunction is observed. If the condition persists even after adjusting the clutch play contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer.
  • Page 157 • Dirty or less engine cum transmission oil • Check and ensure the free movement of wheels increases the friction between various parts of by rotating them to avoid wastage of fuel. the engine and reduces engine life, and increases •...

  • Page 158: General Adjustments

    Clutch Lever - Adjustment (ref. Fig. 38) Adjustable rear view mirrors (LH & RH) are provided TVS Apache RTR 310 comes with an adjustable with your bike. These mirrors can be adjusted to your clutch lever. There are four positions provided for you convenience by following the procedure given below: to adjust the lever to suit your palm size.

  • Page 159: Front Brake Lever - Adjustment

    (ref. Fig. 39) Gear Shift Pedal - Adjustment (ref. Fig. 40) TVS Apache RTR 310 comes with an adjustable front The position of the gear shift pedal (A) in relation brake lever. There are four positions provided for you to the foot rest can be adjusted to suit the rider’s to adjust the lever to suit your palm size.

  • Page 160: Suspension Adjustment

    • After obtaining the desired position, re-tighten Suspension Adjustment the lock nuts (2 & 3) holding the link rod (1) in Front fork adjustment** position. Spring preload adjusting • Ride the vehicle and ensure the gear shift is easy Increasing the spring preload will harden the and convenient.
  • Page 161 • The spring preload setting is determined by the distance ‘A‘ or number of grooves. Shorter the groove - hard groove - Standard groove - soft suspension position suspension distance ‘A’ or number of grooves indicates higher preload (ref. Fig. 42).
  • Page 162 Compression damping force adjustment Rebound damping force adjustment The compression damping force adjustment is The rebound damping force adjustment is provided provided only in the right leg. only in the left leg. • To increase the compression damping force, turn •...

  • Page 163: Rear Shock Absorber Adjustment

    Rear shock absorber adjustment (ref. Fig. 45) Note Pre-load adjustment When Adjusting the damping force setting turn the The pre-load of rear shock absorber can be adjusted adjuster screw in clockwise direction until it stops, as per rider’s convenience and the load (weight of noting that the first click counted as 1 then count the rider, passenger and luggage) on the vehicle.
  • Page 164 Warning The rear shock absorber contains highly compressed gas. Do not try to open or disassemble it in any way. Take a special care while turning the pre-load adjuster because, your hand may be striking against the other parts of the motorcycle if the adjuster spanner slips out of the pre-load adjuster notch.
  • Page 165 Rebound damping** The shock absorber is provided with rebound damping force adjustment. • To increase the damping turn the adjuster screw clockwise and to reduce the damping turn the adjuster screw in anti-clockwise direction as shown figure (ref. Fig. 47). During adjustment count the numbers of clicks from fully closed (clockwise) position.
  • Page 166 The motorcycle delivered with adjustable suspension shall be with standard setting. Refer suspension chart for various setting. However the mentioned suspension settings are only a guide setting requirements may vary for rider weight and personal preferences. For further information contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer. Damping chart...
  • Page 167 Spring preload chart Fork RH Fork LH Shock Absorber Setting (Compression) (Rebound) (Rebound) Standard Solo (Race Track) Standard Standard notch) Standard Solo (Comfort) Standard Standard notch) Rider & Pillion Standard Standard notch Standard Rider & Luggage (Touring) Standard Standard notch) Rider, Pillion &...

  • Page 168: Headlamp Aiming

    Headlamp Aiming To check and adjust the headlamp focus: • Inflate the tyres to the correct pressure. • Place the motorcycle upright in a uniform flat surface while ensuring the headlamp center is 5 meter away from a vertical wall or screen (ref.
  • Page 169 • Once again check and confirm the headlamp focus. Note Headlamp focus should be adjusted only when the headlamp is in low beam. The adjustment levels mentioned is for solo riding condition. For dual riding condition, the headlamp beam may be adjusted as per need for better visibility. Fig.

  • Page 170: Maintenance

    Authorised Main Dealer. noise while opening the fuel tank cap / any leak in the Periodic inspections may reveal one or more parts fuel system. If found any, contact TVS Motor Company that may need replacement. Whenever replacing any Authorised Main Dealer.

  • Page 171: Pm Schedule - Free Service

    Periodic Maintenance Schedule (months or km whichever occurs earlier) - Free service List of operations and type of intervals Service (km or month whichever of the two occurs early) Km x 1000 Months Engine oil filter along with drain bolt washer Air cleaner element Spark plug Tappet clearance (valve clearance)*...
  • Page 172 List of operations and type of intervals Service (km or month whichever of the two occurs early) Km x 1000 Months All lamps and horn Headlamp beam (focus) I & A I & A I & A Battery voltage (recharge if required) Brake light switch operation Front and rear brake fluid level** Front and rear brake pad wear (replace if required)
  • Page 173 List of operations and type of intervals Service (km or month whichever of the two occurs early) Km x 1000 Months Coolant level, water hoses and O-rings (replace if required)*** Fuel hose / system Swing arm bearing (replace if required) Side stand C, I &...

  • Page 174: Pm Schedule - Pay Service

    Periodic Maintenance Schedule (months or km whichever occurs earlier) - pay service List of operations and type of intervals Service 10th 11th Km x 1000 (km or month whichever of the two occurs early) Months Engine oil filter along with drain bolt washer Air cleaner element Spark plug Tappet clearance (valve clearance)*...
  • Page 175 List of operations and type of intervals Service 10th 11th Km x 1000 (km or month whichever of the two occurs early) Months All lamps and horn Headlamp beam (focus) I & A I & A I & A I & A I &...
  • Page 176 List of operations and type of intervals Service 10th 11th Km x 1000 (km or month whichever of the two occurs early) Months Coolant level, water hoses and O-rings (replace if required)*** Fuel hose / system Swing arm bearing (replace if required) C, I C, I C, I...

  • Page 177: Safety Precautions

    • Carefully read the instruction before starting, and Use only TVS Motor Company Limited Genuine parts for ensure that you have tools and skill required for long and reliable life of your motorcycle.

  • Page 178: Engine Oil Level

    Engine Oil Level Ensure the safety precautions listed in the page are followed properly. Check the engine oil level before riding the motorcycle. Insufficient engine oil or too much engine oil affects the engine adversely. To check the engine oil level, a gauge oil level (dip stick) (A) given on the left side of the crankcase (ref.
  • Page 179 Engine oil and oil filter must be replaced by a TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer at the intervals specified in the planned maintenance schedule without...

  • Page 180: Clutch Free Play

    Clutch Free Play Ensure the safety precautions listed in the page are followed properly. Clutch free play adjustment may be required if the motorcycle gets ‘OFF’ while shifting from neutral to gear or tends to creep; or if the clutch slips (vehicle acceleration lags behind the engine rpm).
  • Page 181 The vehicle should begin stickiness or failure. to move slowly and accelerate smoothly. Else contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Lubricate the clutch cable using a cable lubricant available Main Dealer. in the market to prevent premature failure and corrosion.

  • Page 182: Brake Fluid Level

    If you find excessive play (sponginess) in the front brake lever or in the rear brake pedal, but both the brake pads are still in good condition, contact TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer for the inspection of system and to do the air bleeding.

  • Page 183: Brake Pad Wear

    Warning Lack of maintenance of the brake system increases the risk of accident. If you notice any malfunction in the brake system contact nearest TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer for further diagnosis. Caution Inspect for any leakage of fluid in the brake circuit.

  • Page 184: Rims And Tubeless Tyres

    Visually inspect the front and rear wheel rims for any defects. If found any, have the rims inspected Warning at TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer If the brake pads are used beyond this groove, leads to and get it replaced if necessary.
  • Page 185 Tyre tread condition Tyre Solo / Pillion Whenever the tyre pressure is checked, ensure to Front check the tyre treads and side walls for wear, damage 2.25 kg/cm² (32 PSI) and foreign objects. Rear The tyres also to be checked for: •...
  • Page 186 • Tread depth of the tyre should be minimum 2 mm Tyre replacement if the vehicle speed is higher than 100 km/h, and • The tyres fitted on your motorcycle were designed it shall be minimum 1 mm if the vehicle speed is to match the performance capabilities of your lesser than 100 km/h.
  • Page 187 Do not remove or alter the position of wheel balancing weights after the completion of wheel balancing. Warning Tyre repair Have the tyres replaced at only TVS Motor Company • Do not repair the punctured tyre and it should Authorised Main Dealer or Michelin Authorised Dealer.

  • Page 188: Drive Chain

    Drive Chain Slackness inspection Ensure the safety precautions listed in the page • Ensure the engine is turned ‘OFF’ and the vehicle are followed properly. is in neutral. The drive chain’s service life is purely depended • Place the motorcycle on its centre stand (if upon the proper lubrication and adjustment.
  • Page 189 Chain can be adjusted when vehicle is supported by centre stand (if applicable) or side stand or auxiliary stand (paddock stand) in no load condition. Always have these tightening torques to be checked at TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer after Fig. 63 assembly for safety.
  • Page 190 Cleaning • Slowly rotate the rear wheel in driving direction or wheel rotation direction. Apply recommended • Slowly rotate the rear wheel in driving direction spray liberally as shown to the drive chain inner or wheel rotation direction and spray the lower runs (ref.

  • Page 191: Front Wheel

    Front Wheel Ensure the safety precautions listed in the page are followed properly. Removal • Carefully place the motorcycle in auxiliary stand (paddock stand refer page 192). • Loosen the right side clamping screws (1) and (2) (ref. Fig. 65). Fig.
  • Page 192 • Support the front wheel and slowly pull out the • Take out the spacer bush (9) from the left side of quick-release axle from the right side. the wheel hub (ref. Fig. 68). • Place the front wheel down and roll it forward out Note of front suspension.

  • Page 193: Rear Wheel

    Remove the mounting screw (1) from the speed sensor mounting and carefully take out the speed Caution sensor (2) (ref. Fig. 69). Always have these tightening torques to be checked at TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer after assembly for safety. Fig. 69...
  • Page 194 • Remove the rear mounting screws (A & B) of rear wheel hugger (ref. Fig 70). • Slightly loosen the front mounting screw (C) of rear wheel hugger (ref. Fig 70). • Tilt the rear wheel hugger upwards and retighten the front mounting screw (C) of rear wheel hugger.
  • Page 195 • Carefully pull out the quick release axle (10) from Caution the left side and take out the chain tensioner. Care should be taken not to damage speed sensor • Roll the rear wheel forward as far as possible during its removal and reassembly. Ensure that the and disengage the chain (11) from the sprocket speed sensor is free from any mud / clogging with dirt.
  • Page 196 Reassembly • Roll the rear wheel as far forward as possible and loop the chain over the sprocket. • Carefully roll the rear wheel on the support into the swing arm, along with LH & RH spacers and • Insert the quick-release axle along with the chain sprocket, as far as necessary to allow the brake- tensioner from left side of the swing arm while caliper to be inserted while taking care of wheel...

  • Page 197: Battery

    Always have these tightening torques to be checked electrolyte level or add distilled water. at TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer after If your battery seems weak ie. if you are facing assembly for safety.
  • Page 198 • Remove the mounting bolt and take the battery Warning holder (A) (ref. Fig. 75). Battery develop explosive gases. Keep it away from • Disconnect the negative terminal (1) first followed heat sources. If charging is required, the battery must by the positive terminal (2) (ref.

  • Page 199: Fuses

    Fuses • Pull out the defective fuse and re-fix the new one with same rating. The electrical components of your motorcycle are protected by six fuses housed inside a fuse box and • Close the fuse box cover and ensure the proper located below the rider seat.
  • Page 200 Fuse arrangement Fuse Colour Electrical load • Fuses are arranged inside fuse box as given in the F1 - 7 .5A Brown Lambda / purge valve / ECU / figure 79). Ensure to fix the right rating (ref. Fig. REL coils / injector / ignition coil fuse at right location.

  • Page 201: Mirror Assembly

    Spare fuse location Mirror Assembly • Spare fuse for the each of the fuse is located Ensure the safety precautions listed in the page inside the fuse box and as well as in the wiring are followed properly. harness (A) under the seat latch of pillion seat as Assembly shown (ref.

  • Page 202: Diagnostic Connector

    • Adjust the mirror to suitable position and tighten Diagnostic Connector the lock nut using a open end spanner 14 mm The diagnostic connector is located below the rider from the tool kit (refer page 191). seat. Follow the procedure given below to access the connector.
  • Page 203 Diagnostic connector to be accessed and used by the trained personals of TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer or by the other authorised persons of TVS Motor Company Limited during service. Do not fiddle with system at unauthorised service location.

  • Page 204: Cleaning Your Motorcycle

    Cleaning your Motorcycle • Clean the radiator regularly. Use a hose with low water pressure to clean the radiator fins blockage. • For maintaining the original shine on metal parts This prevents the engine from overheating due to surface and painted parts surface, wash and clean insufficient cooling.

  • Page 205: Storage Procedures

    Storage Procedures Caution For storing your motorcycle for longer periods of over Do not park the vehicle on a slope or soft ground or else a month and above, we recommend to carry out the it may fall. following steps: •...

  • Page 206: Restoring The Motorcycle To Use

    Restoring the Motorcycle to Use • Take the motorcycle out of garage and clean the motorcycle thoroughly (refer page 187). • Remount the battery after bench charging if required. • Fill the engine oil and check the oil level using the gauge.

  • Page 207: Taking Long Trips

    Ensure the coolant level. Have your vehicle checked for the above mentioned • Adequate fuel in the tank. items at TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer. C) Check the motorcycle for the following: • Tightness of all fasteners for the correct torque value.

  • Page 208: General Information

    The tool kit consists of one number each of the emergency only. It is always advisable to take your following: vehicle to TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer. 1. Tool bag 2. Double ended open jaw spanner 12x13 3. Bit +/- 4.

  • Page 209: Auxiliary Stand (Paddock Stand)

    193) on a flat firm surface. • Use the auxiliary stand supplied for lifting the front wheel (the stand is an accessory and it is available with the TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer). • Loosen the clamping screws (1) of the stand adopters (ref.
  • Page 210 Rear wheel stand Use the rear wheel stand (the rear wheel stand is an accessory and it is available with the TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer). • Ensure that the motorcycle is parked on a flat and firm surface.
  • Page 211 • Position the stand. • Make sure that the vehicle is secured so that it cannot topple sideways. • Push the stand down until the motorcycle is standing upright and the handle of auxiliary stand is resting on the floor properly (ref.

  • Page 212: Warranty And Services

    TVS Motor Company Limited (‘the Company’) gives this warranty with respect to the TVS Apache RTR 310 manufactured by the Company. While the Company has taken every care to maintain quality in the manufacture of the TVS Apache RTR 310, the above said warranty is subject to other terms of warranty: ...
  • Page 213 Authorised Main Dealer to inspect the same and assess the cause for the reported problems.  8. This is the only warranty given by the Company for the TVS Apache RTR 310. No employee, Dealer or other person is authorised to extend or enlarge this warranty.
  • Page 214 Standard Warranty (24 months or first 30,000 km) - List of parts not covered under warranty* ITEM WHAT TO CHECK FOR Engine Engine tune-up, decarbonizing, fuel system cleaning, oil and coolant changes, head light focusing, fastener re-tightening, tuning of EFI system, clutch, brakes, greasing of Normal Maintenance Operations steering system and pivot pins as well as other normal adjustments.
  • Page 215 Others Factors Vehicles on which any warranty service including scheduled pay service is not availed when it falls due (at TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer). Vehicles sold or transferred by original retail purchaser. Vehicles used for racing or any competition or used otherwise than for ordinary personal transportation.
  • Page 216 Additional Warranty (36 months or first 50,000 km) - List of parts not covered under warranty** ITEM WHAT TO CHECK FOR Guide cam chain, tensioner cam chain, cam chain, valves (for carbon deposition alone), Engine finger follower and Stem oil seal Engine tune-up, decarbonizing, fuel system cleaning, oil and coolant changes, head light focusing, fastener re-tightening, tuning of EFI system, clutch, brakes, silencer Normal Maintenance Operations...
  • Page 217 Vehicles on which engine number or chassis number is deleted, defaced or altered. Vehicles on which any warranty service including scheduled pay service is not availed when it falls due (at TVS Motor Company Authorised Main Dealer). Vehicles sold or transferred by original retail purchaser.

  • Page 218: Service Information

    Service Information There are five services planned for your TVS Apache RTR 310 during the warranty period. Of these, first three are free services for which labour charges are free. In addition to these three free services, we have a scheme of two pay services.

  • Page 219: Pre-Delivery Inspection

    Explain of the product features and operations to the customer Inspect the rear brake pedal free play and adjust if required Check the front wheel and rear wheel freeness Ensure any additional points communicated by TVS Motor Company Limited during the course...

  • Page 220: Planned Service Schedule

    Planned Service Schedule (kms or month whichever of the two occurs early)* Sl.No. Service Type Months 1st Service Free 1000 2nd Service Free 5000 3rd Service Free 10000 4th Service 15000 5th Service 20000 6th Service 25000 7th Service 30000 8th Service 35000 9th Service...

  • Page 221: Pickup And Drop

    PICKUP AND DROP Busy Life? Easy Servicing! Now, service your bike anywhere, anytime. Service the vehicle at your door step. Available for regular maintenance or breakdown service only. Offered at nominal convenience charges … Contact your nearest Dealership for details. …...

  • Page 222: Technical Specifications

    1700 ml (fresh assembly / full drain along with filter change) Coolant Recommended manufacturer Glysantine Recommended grade Recommended quantity 1 litre (coolant and distilled water ratio 50:50) Cone set grease Recommended manufacturer As recommended by TVS Motor Company Recommended grade BEM 34-132 Recommended quantity 15 gm (in sachet)
  • Page 223 Recommended Fuel and Lubricants Front fork oil Recommended manufacturer Kayaba Recommended grade KHL 15-10 Leg L - 440 ± 2 ml Recommended quantity Leg R - 480 ± 2 ml Chain cleaner Recommended manufacturer MOTUL Recommended grade Chain lube Recommended manufacturer MOTUL Recommended grade Brake fluid...

  • Page 224: Engine

    Engine Bore 80 mm Stroke 62.1 mm Displacement 312.12 cc Compression ratio 12.17 ± 0.35 : 1 No. of valves (Urban and Rain mode) 19.9 kW @ 7500 rpm Maximum power (Sport, Track and Super Moto mode) 26.16 kW @ 9700 rpm (Urban and Rain mode) 27 .3 Nm @ 6600 rpm Maximum torque...

  • Page 225: Transmission

    Engine Oil filter Wire mesh and Micronic paper filter Lubrication system Wet sump lubrication Starting system Electric starter Transmission Clutch system Wet multi plate - Assist and slipper type Gear shift pattern One down five up Number of gears Six speed, toe shift Primary transmission Spur gears Secondary transmission...

  • Page 226: Dimension

    Dimension 1991 ± 20 mm (Base) Overall length 2190 ± 20 mm (with Top Box) 831 ± 10 mm (Base) Overall width 881 ± 10 mm (With Hand / Knuckle guard) 1154 ± 10 mm (Base) Overall height 1236 ± 10 mm (With Visor) 1294 ±...

  • Page 227: Frame And Suspension

    Frame and Suspension Frame type Trellis type frame Front suspension USD fork 41 mm diameter Solid Die cast Aluminium swing arm directly hinged monoshox, Rear suspension pre-load adjustable. Fork stroke length 140 mm Rear suspension travel 138 mm Steering angle 34°...

  • Page 228: Wheels And Brakes

    Wheels and Brakes Brakes Brakes type Disc brake with ABS Front brake size Hand operated 300 mm disc Rear brake size Foot operated 240 mm disc Wheel Front tyre make and model MICHELIN M/C 54 W - Road 5 Radial Rear tyre make and model MICHELIN M/C 66 W - Road 5 Radial Front tyre size...

  • Page 229: Free Plays

    Free Plays Clutch free play 8 - 12 mm Drive chain free play 30 - 40 mm...

  • Page 230: Electricals

    Electricals Type Three phase AC generator Ignition system Dynamically controlled - high energy integrated ignition system Spark plug NGK (LMAR9D - J) Spark plug gap 0.8 ± 0.1 mm Battery type 12V / 8 Ah MF wet charge type Two grounds are mounted on engine body (1. Engine ground Body earthing and 2.

  • Page 231: Important Torque Details

    Important Torque Details Front wheel Quick release axle locking screw 50 ± 7 Nm Axle holder clamping screws 19 ± 3 Nm Caliper assembly mounting bolts 28 ± 4.2 Nm Rear wheel Drive chain adjuster screw lock nuts 19 ± 3 Nm Rear wheel quick release nut 100 ±...

  • Page 232: Basic Troubleshooting

    Basic Troubleshooting Difficulty in starting the engine or engine not starting Possible cause Rectification Side stand is in ‘ON’ and gear engaged Release the side stand Engine kill switch is ‘ON’ Turn off the engine kill switch (refer page Either apply the clutch or bring the transmission to neutral Gear applied and clutch not disengaged position.

  • Page 233: Insurance

    INSURANCE Dear Customer, It is mandatory under the Motor Vehicles Act to insure all motor vehicles. No motor vehicle can be used in a public place without a valid policy of insurance issued by an authorised insurer. Driving a motor vehicle without any such insurance is an offense under Motor Vehicles Act.
  • Page 234 TVS CONNECT APP ‘TVS CONNECT’ mobile app of your TVS Apache RTR 310 vehicle can be downloaded from the Google Play and the AppStore® by searching the key word ‘TVS CONNECT’ else by scanning the below QR code. Android...

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