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  • advice required for 1st time tyre change

    Hello bikers,
    Bike-CBZ EXTREME (2008 Model),Total Run 55000km.
    Engine Oil Using - Elf motorsport SAE10-40
    Company fitted Tyres-Front MRF NYLOGRIP ZAPPER FS, 2.75-18, 42P
    REAR- MRF NYLOGRIP ZAPPER Y, 100/90, 56P.
    My bike runs daily 20km at highway(sticking at7000rpm 8 minutes) and city drive 10km.
    I used to have a couple of long drives per year around 1200km/trip.
    Fuel efficiency 42kmpl. Tyre pressure F25,R41.
    Now I want to change the tyres with tubeless tyres. And change engine oil too.
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    Expecting some experts advice.
    Thanks and regards,
    Mrityunjoy Chatterjee.

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    Re: advice required for 1st time tyre change

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    Yes its possible if your bike has alloy wheels...


    1. Get tyre and tube removed at a tyre service center/ mechanic,

    2. Fit 2 tubeless tyre valves into the valve holes of both alloy wheels, it looks somewhat like this:-



    Fit them from inside and hammer them while heating it up. The rubber should be air tight fit on the valve.

    3. Fit TUBELESS tyres on to the alloy wheel. Fill air. Done!


    I got all this done on my Pulsar 180 UG3 and it was a success move.
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      Re: advice required for 1st time tyre change

      Thanks Samarth!! For advise on tyre replacement with details.its very informative.
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      What about the engine oil?
      I was taking review of 10w50. (Castrol power1(not racing formula))
      Can I use it on xtreme? Currently using 10w40(elf).
      Will 10w50 provide better performance than current one?

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