TVS Apache 200mm Rear Brake Disc Rotor N9111340 – RTR 160 2V/4V & 180

TVS Apache RTR 200mm Rear Brake Disc Rotor – N9111340

200 mm rear brake disc plate for selected TVS Apache RTR 160 2V, Apache RTR 160 4V and Apache RTR 180 motorcycles equipped with the matching rear-disc braking system.

The TVS spare-part reference N9111340 identifies the rear wheel brake disc/rotor in specified Apache assemblies. The rotor provides the braking surface contacted by the rear disc-brake pads when the rider applies the brake. This item is intended to replace a matching worn, damaged or out-of-specification rear rotor after an appropriate inspection.

Critical fitment check: N9111340 is the 200 mm REAR disc, not the front disc, not a drum brake, and not the 240 mm rear rotor fitted to various later Apache models. Do not order solely on the basis of the motorcycle name or engine capacity.

Quick product identification

Motorcycle compatibility – read before ordering

The following applications are based on parts-catalogue references, which must still be reconciled to the specific bike's production configuration. Rear-disc-brake variants only. Differences in wheel, ABS system, brake mounting and disc diameter can occur within the same model name.

Registration year is not enough. Vehicles sold or registered in the same year can have different brake assemblies. Compare the existing disc's diameter, fixing-hole arrangement, mounting offset, thickness and TVS part number. If the currently installed rear rotor is 240 mm, do not select N9111340.

200 mm vs 240 mm – the most important difference

The two references should not be treated as interchangeable. A rotor can be the wrong size or mounting geometry even if another seller includes your motorcycle in a broad compatibility list. Never modify the rotor or brake assembly to make an incorrect part fit.

What does the rear brake disc do?

The rear disc rotor rotates with the rear wheel. When the rear brake is operated, the caliper's brake pads clamp the rotor's braking faces and create friction to slow the wheel. Safe braking relies on a correctly specified disc working with suitable pads, a functioning caliper, sound hydraulic components, and properly secured mounting hardware.

A replacement rotor may be necessary for excessive wear, damage, cracking, serious scoring, unacceptable runout or other conditions identified during professional inspection. Brake pulsation, squeal, drag or reduced braking force can also originate from pads, caliper, wheel bearings, hydraulics or improper installation; a symptom alone does not establish that the rotor needs replacing.

Why choose the correct TVS part-number reference?

• 200 mm specification is explicit: avoids confusing the older 200 mm rear disc with the separate 240 mm rotor family.
• Identifiable application: N9111340 appears in TVS rear-wheel assembly parts diagrams rather than being sold as a generic universal disc.
• Rear-position clarity: distinguishes the disc plate from front brake discs, drum-brake shoes and rear disc pads.
• Mounting-hardware clarity: the TVS assembly drawing shows three separate fixing screws, helping buyers confirm whether they also require hardware.
• Repair-focused buying: suited to owners or workshops who have confirmed the existing rotor requires replacement.

The manufacturer reference alone does not establish the authenticity of a loose/unpackaged part. Confirm the TVS-branded product label and physical rotor before installation. No performance upgrade, shorter stopping distance or guaranteed service life is claimed.

Package contents – what you receive

1 × rear brake disc plate / rotor, nominal 200 mm, reference N9111340.

Unless separately specified at checkout, the package does not include:

• Three rear-disc fixing screws (M7110090)
• Rear brake pads
• Rear brake caliper or caliper mounting bracket
• Brake fluid, brake hose or master cylinder
• Rear wheel, hub, wheel bearings or spacers
• Front brake disc, tools or fitting service

The rotor is listed as one component in the TVS parts diagram; its screws and other braking parts are shown separately.

Before you order – five checks that prevent wrong-fitment orders

1. Rear disc, not drum: make sure the motorcycle has a rear brake caliper and disc.
2. Measure the disc: verify that the original rotor has a nominal 200 mm outside diameter, not 240 mm.
3. Match the reference: check the existing component, wheel assembly or authorised TVS parts catalogue for N9111340.
4. Compare mounting geometry: verify the number of mounting holes, centre opening, hole-circle geometry, offset and thickness against the old disc.
5. Check model generation: especially for 160 4V and 180 variants with differences in rear brake systems.

If any of these checks do not match, identify the correct part before purchase instead of relying on the motorcycle name alone.

Installation and brake safety

Installation by a qualified motorcycle mechanic is strongly recommended. The rear rotor is a safety-critical braking component. Consult the exact TVS workshop manual for model-specific removal, tightening torque, fastener reuse/replacement instructions, allowable disc thickness, runout limits and hydraulic brake checks.

• Support the motorcycle safely and remove the wheel/components in the prescribed sequence.
• Inspect the wheel mounting face and rotor seat for damage, contamination or distortion.
• Use the specified fixing screws and tightening method; do not invent a torque figure from generic M8 bolt tables.
• Inspect both rear brake pads and the caliper for uneven wear, sticking or leakage.
• Keep friction surfaces free from oil and grease; clean protective residue from the new braking faces using the appropriate brake-safe procedure.
• After assembly, verify rotor clearance, true running, brake pedal operation, hydraulic pressure and wheel rotation.
• Follow a safe bedding-in procedure as directed by the vehicle and brake-component manufacturer.

Do not ride if the brake drags abnormally, leaks, pulses excessively or fails its functional check. Do not machine or drill an incorrect disc to create fitment.

How to identify a worn or damaged rear disc

Ask a qualified mechanic to assess the rotor if there are deep grooves, cracks, visible damage, excessive measured wear, out-of-specification runout or irregular braking. Not all surface marks require replacement; the correct decision depends on measured limits and a complete brake-system inspection.

Replacing a rotor without correcting a seized caliper, worn pads, damaged bearing or incorrectly installed wheel may leave the original problem unresolved.

TVS OE reference and authenticity

N9111340 is the TVS spare-part reference for the 200 mm rear disc in the relevant Apache parts catalogues. This listing is for that specific TVS-reference application. Confirm packaging, part markings and the rotor itself when checking that the supplied product is a TVS Genuine Parts item; a matching reference printed by an unrelated seller does not prove manufacturer origin.

Do not confuse this rear rotor with N9111890, used as a front-disc reference in certain older Apache catalogues, or N9114050, a separately specified 240 mm rear disc.

Frequently asked questions

1. What is TVS N9111340?

It is the TVS catalogue reference for a 200 mm rear brake disc plate (rotor) used in specified Apache rear-disc assemblies.

2. Is this a front or rear brake disc?

Rear only. It is not a front-disc replacement.

3. What is the diameter?

The nominal outside diameter is 200 mm. Other dimensions must be matched against the original rotor.

4. Will it fit my Apache RTR 160 2V?

It is documented for specified older RTR 160 2V rear-disc assemblies. Confirm your exact variant and existing rotor; it will not fit a rear-drum configuration.

5. Does it fit Apache RTR 180 2V?

TVS parts catalogues list N9111340 for selected RTR 180 rear-disc variants, including relevant ABS configurations. Match the original disc and model generation.

6. Will it fit Apache RTR 160 4V?

Some older 160 4V rear-disc variants use N9111340. Newer versions can use a 240 mm rear disc; do not order this 200 mm part without checking.

7. Will it fit the latest RTR 160 4V?

Not when the motorcycle uses a 240 mm rear disc. Check your bike's current parts catalogue and measured rotor.

8. Does it fit Apache RTR 200 4V?

Do not use N9111340 as a substitute for the RTR 200 4V BS6's documented N9114050 240 mm rear disc.

9. Can I use it on a rear-drum Apache?

No. A rear drum-brake system uses a drum and brake shoes, not this disc rotor.

10. Is this the 240 mm disc?

No. N9111340 is a 200 mm rear disc. The 240 mm N9114050 is a different part.

11. How many rotors do I receive?

One rear brake disc rotor.

12. Are the three disc-mounting screws included?

No separate mounting-screw pack is included. TVS lists three screws under M7110090 in the relevant assemblies.

13. Are brake pads or a caliper included?

No. This is only the rear disc plate; pads, caliper and hydraulics are separate components.

14. Does ABS affect the choice?

Some catalogues show this reference on selected ABS versions, but other generations use different disc configurations. Match the complete rear-wheel and rotor part reference.

15. Can I replace the rotor because my rear brake squeaks?

Squeaking alone does not prove rotor failure. Pads, dust, contamination, caliper movement and other causes should be checked first.

16. Will a new disc fix brake pulsation?

Only if the disc or its mounting is the diagnosed cause. Incorrect wheel installation, excessive runout and other brake or wheel faults also require inspection.

17. Do I need to replace the brake pads at the same time?

A mechanic should inspect the pads, rotor and caliper together. Replace pads when worn, contaminated or unsuitable for the new rotor according to service instructions.

18. Can I reuse the old rotor bolts?

Follow the exact TVS service procedure and fastener condition requirements. Do not assume bolts may be reused indefinitely.

19. Is N9111340 guaranteed to be a TVS Genuine part?

N9111340 is a TVS parts-catalogue reference. Genuine-product status is established by the actual manufacturer's product and packaging, not by a web listing's claim alone.

20. What should I verify before installation?

The 200 mm size, rotor thickness and mounting geometry, correct model/variant, sound fastening surfaces, brake-pad condition and safe brake operation.

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Part number: N9111340 | Position: Rear | Diameter: 200 mm | Quantity: 1 piece.