Yes, you can still get insurance for the TVS Apache 150. The insurance premiums for the TVS Apache 150 vary based on factors such as the city of residence, the bike's Insured Declared Value, the No Claim Bonus discount, and the registration date. For example, a 5-year third-party and 1-year own damage plan for the TVS Apache DLX can start from around ?3,986 onwards. You can purchase or renew the insurance policy online from various insurance providers, such as Policybazaar, InsuranceDekho, or TATA AIG, which offer comprehensive plans that cover accidental damage, natural disasters, theft, and third-party liabilities. Additionally, you can enhance your policy with add-ons like zero depreciation cover, roadside assistance cover, and personal accident cover to get more comprehensive protection[4).

Yes, you can customize the TVS Apache 150 with a wide range of aftermarket parts. These include body parts such as front and rear mudguards, handle bars, and seat brackets; engine parts like air filters, clutch cables, and cylinder gaskets; safety and performance enhancements like crash guards, radiator grills, and frame sliders; as well as cosmetic and functional accessories like headlight visors, saddle stays, and luggage carriers. Additionally, you can find premium aftermarket brands offering high-quality parts such as brake shoe sets, oil filters, and exhaust valves that are specifically designed for the TVS Apache series. These parts are available from various online stores and can significantly enhance the bike's performance, protection, and styling[5).

Yes, you can typically still find spare parts for the TVS Apache 150 even though it's a discontinued model. This means that TVS and authorized spare parts sellers often continue to provide replacement parts for this bike. So, if you own an Apache 150 and need to replace a worn-out or damaged part, you should be able to find the necessary components to keep your motorcycle in good condition. This ensures that riders who still have this model can maintain and repair their bikes as needed.

TVS discontinues bikes like the Apache 150 for various reasons. One common reason is the arrival of new models with updated features and designs as technology and market preferences change, bike companies like TVS often bring in fresh models to stay competitive and meet the demands of riders. 

No, you can't buy the TVS Apache 150 anymore because TVS has stopped making and selling this particular model. It's no longer in production, which means you won't find it at TVS dealerships or showrooms. If you're interested in owning an Apache from TVS, you'd need to explore their newer models, as the Apache 150 is no longer an option for purchase.