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Old 02-04-2012, 07:32 PM   #4591 (permalink)
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The Michelin M45 is gone it was the last one which i spotted luckily at a tyre shop and before i could return with my bike which was given for servicing it was kaboom vanished

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Dunlop Geo Cruser 110/90 - 18 was there for 2200
Michellin Pilot Sporty Size ?
Michelin Sirac Street 100/90-18 - 2200
Michelin Sirac Street 120/90-18 - 2900
Pirelli Sport Demon 110/90 - 18 M/C 61H TL
Pirelli Sport Demon 120/90 - 18 M/C 65V TL

Purpose
Weekdays mumbai traffic all types of roads 20 Kms
Weekends long trips around 80~100 kms

What would be a better buy.
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Old 02-06-2012, 02:59 AM   #4592 (permalink)
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Is there any 130 section pirelli tyre available in the market? Guys from Kolkata plz help..
yes its available. Price is 3600... Where do you stay? I cnfirmed it a few days ago. For which bike?
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Old 02-06-2012, 11:25 AM   #4593 (permalink)
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Waited for replies but no one replied here so went and got my ZMA tyres changed to Michelin Sirac Street.

Front 2.75 Sirac Street = 1700
Rear 100/90 - 18 Sirac Street = 2150
Total = 3850 for Tyre + Tube + Fixing
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Old 02-07-2012, 11:11 AM   #4594 (permalink)
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hi iam looking for both front and rear tyre replacement for rtr160
initially thought of changing rear only but now decided to change both

shortlisted below:

pilot sporty -- my sizes doesn't match up with sizes shown in web


sirac street -- only rear ie 100/90 shown in web and have to find front fitment that sync with this kind of rear(thinking of zapper fs)

sport demon -- it seems some international web does have my sizes but ind web doesn't have and have up-size and all though its very costly

mrf zapper q -- if decided to go with it and how good would it be with zapper fs front fitment

other options are also welcomed

tyre sizes : f 90/90 17"
r 100/80 18"
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Old 02-09-2012, 05:07 PM   #4595 (permalink)
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update:

just now visited Tyre arena near my home (Michellin dealer)

quoted:
for rear Sirac Street 100/90-18 - 2200

for front Pilot Sporty 3.00/17 universal size ie doesn't have proper
grooves(but i have doubt whether it is same size to 90/90)
quoted price 1800

for front Pilot Sporty 2.75/17 exclusive front fitment does have 2
grooves( but seriously down sizing and might affect handling)

so rear is ok because we dont have much options in 100/80
only confusion with front whether to go with 3.00/17 universal or 2.75/17 or scrap michellin and go for 90/90 from mrf ie zapper fs
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Old 02-15-2012, 08:31 PM   #4596 (permalink)
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Guys,

Looking for new shoes for my Discover 125, currently shod with 3.00 17" Ceat Zoom.
Would 100/80 or 90 be a good fit on the current rim or do I have to stick with 3.00.
I did come across a Michelin 100/90 17 Pilot Sporty at 2200 without tube , is the price right or a rip off.

Is Zapper 100/80 17" available in the market and will it fit the Discover?

Any other tire suggestions?

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Old 02-15-2012, 08:52 PM   #4597 (permalink)
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Guys,

Looking for new shoes for my Discover 125, currently shod with 3.00 17" Ceat Zoom.
Would 100/80 or 90 be a good fit on the current rim or do I have to stick with 3.00.
I did come across a Michelin 100/90 17 Pilot Sporty at 2200 without tube , is the price right or a rip off.

Is Zapper 100/80 17" available in the market and will it fit the Discover?

Any other tire suggestions?

Regards,

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Pilot sporty is really a good tyre in terms on wet & dry grip.
i got it fixed on my twister before 3 months at a cost of 2100rs.
Comparing to pilot sporty, Zapper is less in performance due to hard material
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Old 02-16-2012, 12:44 AM   #4598 (permalink)
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Is Zapper 100/80 17" available in the market and will it fit the Discover?
Zapper FZ 100/80-17 available, FZ's front tyre.
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Old 02-16-2012, 02:12 AM   #4599 (permalink)
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Want to change the rear tyre of my 2008 Karizma. Is it advisable to change the front tyre too?
Suggest me a good 120/70(is it a good upgrade?) tyre. Budget is not a big constraint but availability of all brands is.
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Zapper FZ 100/80-17 available, FZ's front tyre.
Ya but on rear selection there is 100/90*17 is available in Zapper C.
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