FREESTYLING WITH THE FREESTYLER

An exciting day with the Apache RTR 310 as Monty Singh enacts our idea of art, of Freestyling. Our idea of the Apache RTR 310!

- KARAN SINGH BANSATTA

WE all have our favourite artists, right? People who have honed and refined their art forms to such a fine point that we cannot help but admire them. If one looks a little deeper though, there's this question that one will always find looming. What is art? In our view, it is self-expression. The outlets take various shapes but in the end, it is about putting what is inside one, out there. In a philosophical sense, of course. These outlets are what we call art forms. Writing, music, acting, painting or sketching; are all art forms.

Now, what if we combine multiple art forms? Well, writing and music give us songs. Even more complex are movies. Art has been at the core of xBhp as well. Writing, photography, videography, editing, and so on. But for us, motorcycling is an art as well and it has been at the centre of all our artistic endeavours. Recently, we came upon a motorcycle that embodies this idea of motorcycling being art like nothing else- the TVS Apache RTR 310 or... the Freestyler.

We say that because one of the key ingredients for cooking art is freedom and the TVS Apache RTR 310 has been designed keeping that in mind. It is built to provide the rider with everything they need to express their love for motorcycling as Monty Singh will show you in this project.

On top of that, we also added xBhp Core Team Member Ankita Arora's sketching in the mix and that's that. You will read about it more in the next few pages but if you'd like to take a look at the result, you can do so by scanning the QR Code on this page.