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Old 09-16-2009, 05:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi guys, if by decreasing the height of my front forks will it give me more front end grip to my pulsar 200cc DTSI or there is any other way to get more front end grip and one more thing my bike is not more than a year old.
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Hi guys, if by decreasing the height of my front forks will it give me more front end grip to my pulsar 200cc DTSI or there is any other way to get more front end grip and one more thing my bike is not more than a year old.
No need for modifying forks.
Need more grip? Replace your front tire with the rear tire of R15.
INSTANT grip increase!
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No need for modifying forks.
Need more grip? Replace your front tire with the rear tire of R15.
INSTANT grip increase!
a rear tire shouldnt be used at front .its not designed for it
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No need for modifying forks.
Need more grip? Replace your front tire with the rear tire of R15.
INSTANT grip increase!
your idea wont work re, any ways thanks for the reply.
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^^ why not the front tyre of the R15.

-Alternatively you could try lowering front tyre pressure slightly.

-What kind of surface are u looking at increasing grip on? tarmac, dirt, dust, offroad???

- Under braking only? or overall, during cornering also??
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Try the R15 or FZ front tyre.Both are brilliant on road

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i fell from my bike at low speed, because of loose soil spread over usual tar roads when i used the disc break and that's the reason which prompted me to go for more front end grip and may be by changing the tyre might work. if i change the front tyre to a fz 16 tyre then do i need to change the wheel.
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Is it possible to have Ninja 250R tyre front and rear on pulsar 200 with out changing the wheel.
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mate rather than doing that, you need to be more careful about your riding style and braking also. Fatter tyres wont necessarily give you better braking or control. they will also slide/lock equally.

Braking on loose soil on tar roads is tricky, best is to spot such a patch and slow down enough in advance to be able to negotiate comfortably.
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