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Old 06-21-2009, 07:51 PM   #61 (permalink)
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Frankly speaking,the R15 tyres are possibly the most amazing 110 profile tyres ever made for any Indian bikes providing ample grip even on rainy conditions,TVS tyres just don't live up to that standard .I might opt for dunlop in a considerable amount of time .
R15 rear is 100, not 110 !!
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Frankly speaking,the R15 tyres are possibly the most amazing 110 profile tyres ever made for any Indian bikes providing ample grip even on rainy conditions,TVS tyres just don't live up to that standard .I might opt for dunlop in a considerable amount of time .
is it available in tht size?????????????????????????????????????????????? ??
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180 has got 17" rear..unlike RTR160's 18"....so R15 rear tyre will be a direct fit....but we have to adjust with the 100...so what..it has got the best grip out there.!!
but are those tyres available in the market?
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Old 06-21-2009, 10:19 PM   #64 (permalink)
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180 has got 17" rear..unlike RTR160's 18"....so R15 rear tyre will be a direct fit....
but are those tyres available in the market?

Yes, available with MRF.
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Old 06-21-2009, 10:24 PM   #65 (permalink)
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Sorry man,for the wrong data,but the R15 Tyre should fit on the Apache without much hassle.
Bad news is MRF is on strike and it might probably close down . Not sure whats going on exactly...
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how hard will it be to get the 17" rim off the 180 and swap it onto the 160? also sprockets would need to be changed as well im guessing.
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@redapple:considering ur rtr which has a rear drum brake it would be impossible to get the rtr 180's rear alloy...u can def'ly try pulsar rim which is 17"...sprocketting i think 1teeth drop at the rear would do that is 43t...
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@redapple:considering ur rtr which has a rear drum brake it would be impossible to get the rtr 180's rear alloy...u can def'ly try pulsar rim which is 17"...sprocketting i think 1teeth drop at the rear would do that is 43t...
hmmmn...maybe ill stick to my 18" rim then and just get some better tires
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Hey, can anybody recommend a good chain spray for my A180? And the best place to get it in B'lore.
I want to change my pilot lamps, are the R15's compatible with mine?

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U can go for Motul Chain Spray. Available at Cherry agencies.

Cheaper option is OKS Chain Lube.
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