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The UG4 has 90/90-17 front and 120/80-17 rear if i am not wrong. Company recommends 28f and 30r. Try reducing the pressure by 2 psi, it should help. Or else shift to Pirelli SD or Michelin SiracOriginally posted by vasu.dc View PostYou can take the ride away from me but you cannot take the rider out of my soul.........
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Even RTR180 has 90/90-17 front... and the company recommends 25psiOriginally posted by motormania View PostThe UG4 has 90/90-17 front and 120/80-17 rear if i am not wrong. Company recommends 28f and 30r. Try reducing the pressure by 2 psi, it should help. Or else shift to Pirelli SD or Michelin Sirac
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They both have different tyre makes and the two bikes have a weight difference of 10 kgs. n Pulsars are known to be front heavy too, resulting in the higher tyre pressure recommendation.Originally posted by Garry_Menace View PostEven RTR180 has 90/90-17 front... and the company recommends 25psi
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Knew the differences, but didn't thought of the logicOriginally posted by motormania View PostThey both have different tyre makes and the two bikes have a weight difference of 10 kgs. n Pulsars are known to be front heavy too, resulting in the higher tyre pressure recommendation.
.... thankz for correcting
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Originally posted by vasu.dc View PostHi,
Could you please let me know what is best upsize for Pulsar 180 UG IV,
the current mrf zappers are hopeless and not building confidence when i do 90+ i have decreased tyre pressure to 28front/30rear lot of time but its the same.
Does pirelli/any other brand can can give good road grip?
Hi Vasu,
Stick to the specifications bro. They have given enough rubber already.
Upsizing will improve looks but will give harsh ride (I have experienced).
I believe Zappers are reliable for our conditions comparatively.
I have seen other brands do not take the beating as much as zappers.
IRCs sustain but grip levels are lower than MRFs (my opinion). Pirelli are soft compound tyres(Correct me), i doubt if they will last even 20K kms for our conditions. I would try considering Michelin, but they have in 18" only is it?
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Originally posted by vasu.dc View PostHi,
Could you please let me know what is best upsize for Pulsar 180 UG IV,
the current mrf zappers are hopeless and not building confidence when i do 90+ i have decreased tyre pressure to 28front/30rear lot of time but its the same.
Does pirelli/any other brand can can give good road grip?
I have done 34000kms in my pulsar with the initial stock ZapperC. Still going on.. wear depends on they way one rides the bike (From my experience)
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