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Originally posted by abhijitw.
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3.0 Michelin M62 Gazelle in ZMR by an Xbhpian.
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2.75 is small for ZMR,Get 3.0 * 18 for your ZMR,its the recommended size.
3.0 Michelin M62 Gazelle in ZMR by an Xbhpian.Karizma Parts Manual - https://picasaweb.google.com/1010125...rizmaCatalogue
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Am running on stock front tyres, need to change them soon.
Sirac makes the gearing a bit tall, thats the reason there is a slight drop in acceleration but my top end has not gone down a bit !! Overall I am happy with the performance and tyre both.Originally posted by worrisomebear View Post
Regarding M45, its indeed a good tyre but the side walls aren't strong enough to use them as tubeless. Its better to use them as tubed which was not my preference. And regarding Pirelli SD, who told its light in weight ? Definitely not !! And its not worth the money u spend for Indian road conditions.Comment
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Did you know that a tubeless once punctured,and repaired cannot be run at high speeds,and need to be changed ?...as per HH advice for ZMR tubeless tires...in ZMR user manual page 28.Originally posted by Shreeni0403 View PostWhen Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.Comment
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That's a great information sir,I didn't know that,thanks sir....Originally posted by psr View Postalso pirellis TL tires wont last more than 15K,were M45 lasts for 25 to 30k
Karizma Parts Manual - https://picasaweb.google.com/1010125...rizmaCatalogue
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i have a pirelli sd on my rtr for over 10000 kms and its still got more than 50 % treads left so i think they will last 20-25 k kms . life also depends on usage , like i use front braking lot more + no burnouts /skids etcOriginally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View PostThat's a great information sir,I didn't know that,thanks sir....also pirellis TL tires wont last more than 15K,were M45 lasts for 25 to 30kComment
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Here is the ZMR manual Free File Hosting & Video Downloads, Free File Sharing, Online Friends Network - ZidduOriginally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View PostThat's a great information sir,I didn't know that,thanks sir....also pirellis TL tires wont last more than 15K,were M45 lasts for 25 to 30kWhen Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.Comment
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Do anybody over here make sure for me what are tappets and timingchain
For what they r used and what are the things we have to take careComment
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Agree, but anyday tubeless has less risks when u get a puncture in some unknown road where u don't find any repair shops for miles..Originally posted by psr View Post
You can easily fix punctures and regarding high speeds, put a tube into the tyre once u reach a safe zone.
Or other alternate approach is to get tube and fill it with slime liquid.Comment
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Answers in bold.Originally posted by Shreeni0403 View PostWhen Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.Comment
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Has anyone changed the Air filter to K&N? if yes how's it is performing?
Anyone has changed the engine oil to fully synthetic one? and if yes then which oil? i want to change it?Replace the words "I have to" with "I choose to" and notice the difference in how you feel.Comment
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For all the speculations about tubeless tyres, please read the following article... quite informative... tubeless tyre can endure upto 25-30 punctures
... stability of the bike depends upon the quality of repair and the position where puncture occured..
How many puncture can a tubeless tire take / endure | Nex Gen Bikes
Did you notice any drop in mileage after changing your tyre?? Currently I'm getting 45+ in city conditionsOriginally posted by Shreeni0403 View Post
... Don't wanna lose that...
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If that was the case why would companies give TL tyres ? To change tyres after every puncture ? I think HH is the first one to say tyres last only for one puncture. Practically speaking it can last longer.Originally posted by psr View Post
Carrying a foot pump is no big deal on long tours, but removing tube and fixing the puncture is definitely a big deal. Moreover a TL can run several kms even with puncture but in TT without the so called gel, ull be big trouble.
I will anyday go for a TL.
A very good article. I think it answers most of the questions.Originally posted by luvurbike View PostFor all the speculations about tubeless tyres, please read the following article... quite informative... tubeless tyre can endure upto 25-30 punctures... stability of the bike depends upon the quality of repair and the position where puncture occured..
How many puncture can a tubeless tire take / endure | Nex Gen Bikes
I have stopped checkingOriginally posted by luvurbike View PostDid you notice any drop in mileage after changing your tyre?? Currently I'm getting 45+ in city conditions... Don't wanna lose that... Earlier I used to get around 48. I am ok even if it gives me 40 
I shall check and let you know.
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Ya it'll be quite helpfulOriginally posted by Shreeni0403 View PostI have stopped checking Earlier I used to get around 48. I am ok even if it gives me 40
I shall check and let you know.
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thnx for the info. but you sure the size 3.00 will be ok.Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View Post2.75 is small for ZMR,Get 3.0 * 18 for your ZMR,its the recommended size.
3.0 Michelin M62 Gazelle in ZMR by an Xbhpian.
because i read few pages back that some tyre of size 3.00 makes noise above 50kmph.Comment
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