The Apache RTR is better in terms of handling as the motorcycle gets a double disc braking system, larger one for the front and smaller one for the rear. It is also equipped with ABS making it more safe in non-ideal road conditions. The mileage factor of both the bikes remain equal, with the Apache making 17.03 BHP and 15.5 NM of torque. The Pulsar wins when comes to the pricing as it is much cheaper than the Apache RTR 180 ABS.

Quick Facts - TVS Apache RTR 180 ABS