TVS Predator

admin — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 17:29:18 +0000

With the face lifted GLX, TVS has incorporated revisions made in the Edge like the rear gas shock absorbers besides redone graphics. As was the case last year, TVS also showcased a couple of concepts, which sadly will not be introduced in the Indian market. The Isotope 200, a 200cc supermoto with its futuristic lines and a beaky front, is a concept designed for recreational purposes. The bike uses disc brakes at both front and rear, and inverted telescopic shock absorbers up front. The predator in the mean time wasn’t meant to follow any particular design blueprint. It’s soley a manifestation of the designer’s idea. It sports a skull shaped headlamp, nicely carved out fuel tank and well integrated tail. The complete feel of the bike is that of a sporty cruiser. The concept employs a 500cc V-twin. The star range of the company’s entry level motorcycles with star city taking centre stage, in addition to motocross machines complete with dummy riders.

TVS Apache 150cc

admin — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 17:13:53 +0000

The Apache 150cc bike delivers to give stiff competition to the current king of the 150cc segment, the Pulsar. The Apache develops 13.5PS of power and has a good power to weight ratio to boot. Apache TVS’s new stunner occupied centre stage at the company stall. This 150cc bike has won quite a few accolades in less then a month after launch.But the USP for the bike is its styling,which is easily the finest we have seen on an Indian mass produced motorcycle. The company also showcased the latest iteration of its 125cc motorcycle, the Victor GLX. The GLX hitherto has not sold well for various reasons. TVS therefore, introduced the Edge, basically a variant of the GLX sporting the same engine and gearbox, was launched with improved suspension and styling borrowed from the 110cc Victor GL. The bike also comes with alloy wheels and thicker tyres.

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TVS Predator

TVS Apache 150cc