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  • #9031
    I'm posting a comparison between my stock exhaust system and the imported free flow system I just installed... Installing the full yoshimura map on my PCV right now... Click the pictures to see the video

    Stock exhaust system
    http://youtu.be/EMor0xwfU6M

    Free flow Exhaust system
    http://youtu.be/Ys3oF0ESr-Q
    Last edited by psych0hans; 05-03-2012, 05:48 PM.
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    • #9032
      From where i can get this tank pad

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      • #9033
        Originally posted by Harry82 View Post
        From where i can get this tank pad
        Send a PM to bluevolt. He got this from the US. Not available here for sure.
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        • #9034
          planning to put sticky tires Pirelli Sports Demon both front/ rear stock size

          will it be lighter than stock tyres of heavier ?

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          • #9035
            [QUOTE=R-series;807279]Came back from Chandigarh on Monday (30th April) approximately 245kms from my house in Delhi.


            I and Vishwas did around 3600kms on Ninja with no issues at all. Refer the blog "Slow roast in Rajasthan"

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            • #9036
              Originally posted by bikemanic View Post
              planning to put sticky tires Pirelli Sports Demon both front/ rear stock size

              will it be lighter than stock tyres of heavier ?
              I am using them. It costed me 2.8 k and 3.9 k compared to the 6k and 9 k(at pbk) of IRC front and rear respectively. About the weight, I think it is same as IRC. But the grip is way better on wet and gravels. BIke feels more planted now and the stability at high speeds are improved. Overall definitely way betterthan stock tyres.....

              140/70/17 PSD is also available. Someone had wrote a positive review here about it. Search it...

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              • #9037
                Originally posted by maheshkmr View Post
                I am using them. It costed me 2.8 k and 3.9 k compared to the 6k and 9 k(at pbk) of IRC front and rear respectively. About the weight, I think it is same as IRC. But the grip is way better on wet and gravels. BIke feels more planted now and the stability at high speeds are improved. Overall definitely way betterthan stock tyres.....

                140/70/17 PSD is also available. Someone had wrote a positive review here about it. Search it...
                the reason i am concerned about the weight is cause i don't want to loose top end by any means

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                • #9038
                  Originally posted by bikemanic View Post
                  planning to put sticky tires Pirelli Sports Demon both front/ rear stock size

                  will it be lighter than stock tyres of heavier ?
                  Also consider the front of the ktm duke. the dimension is same as the ninja front i.e. 110/70-17". the make of the tyre is mrf and even it is soft. softer than the IRC. and for the rear pirelli sd is the way to go.
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                  Kawasaki Ninja 250R (2011-Present)

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                  • #9039
                    Originally posted by hellbreaker46 View Post
                    Also consider the front of the ktm duke. the dimension is same as the ninja front i.e. 110/70-17". the make of the tyre is mrf and even it is soft. softer than the IRC. and for the rear pirelli sd is the way to go.
                    Taking into account that bajaj will be selling it... Might cost a bomb... (Same as IRC)...
                    RIP Marco

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                    • #9040
                      Originally posted by bikemanic View Post
                      the reason i am concerned about the weight is cause i don't want to loose top end by any means
                      An increase of 2 or 3 kg by a heavier tire won't hamper the top speed. The more grip because of large surface by a bigger tire or a stickier tire is actually reducing the top speed, but it will increase stability and breaking.

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                      • #9041
                        Originally posted by hellbreaker46 View Post
                        Also consider the front of the ktm duke. the dimension is same as the ninja front i.e. 110/70-17". the make of the tyre is mrf and even it is soft. softer than the IRC. and for the rear pirelli sd is the way to go.
                        It is advised to use the same make and type tyre for both front and rear. Pirelli front tyre is available at a resonable price. So, if he is going to use the pirelli in rear he should use pirelli in front wheel too...

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                        • #9042
                          Tyres for ninja 250 r

                          I am from mumbai ..
                          i wish to go with pirelli tyres
                          both front and rear
                          i have no trace of proper dealer in mumbai for same
                          i need support on both price and good dealer one who does fitting too
                          further my ninja 250 r is just 700 kms so can they accommodate my existing tyres amount wise ...

                          have to stil attain the 1st service at 1000 kms

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                          • #9043
                            anybody in chennai with an aftermarket exhaust??it was really loud!!
                            AweSome is too LesS!

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                            • #9044
                              Originally posted by vinbex View Post
                              anybody in chennai with an aftermarket exhaust??it was really loud!!
                              green ninja 250r with racing seats...and than 2bros exhaust?
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                              • #9045
                                Originally posted by lucky saini View Post
                                I am from mumbai ..
                                i wish to go with pirelli tyres

                                further my ninja 250 r is just 700 kms so can they accommodate my existing tyres amount wise ...
                                Why do you want to change tyres? Your existing tyres should be good for at least 6-7k more. Why waste money?
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