Vibration - oooohoooooo!

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Ok! so here's the myth buster regarding the vibration of the vehicle. At 65 kmph its just smooth and normal, but at 85kmph it does vibrate - A LITTLE.

Like most other reviews that I have read its descent amount of vibration for a 150cc vehicle and it is normal. It happens with Hayabusa for its range and any other bike for that matter.
But, at higher speeds handling the vehicle gets difficult. It does not wobble but looks like the gravity and speed just glues the tyres to the surface so firmly that turning the vehicle quickly becomes a problem. But maybe its just my illusion and has got nothing to do with the bike!!!!!!

At 85kmph this machine is just robust and amazing. Make sure you inflate your tyres with the recommended air level and boom!! the vehicle gets as stable as it should be.

Bends and curves can be tackled with ease. Its amazingly sporty and easily maneuverable. Trust me. I have no doubt apache 180 will be cleverly designed with patience and spice as per the demand of the customers.

Max speed reached today - 90kmph.

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