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  • Originally posted by apacherenator View Post
    The hexagonal pattern you have mentioned is the MRF Meteor 110/90-18'' which is presently on my bike. Its really a good tyre. only drawback is that it is very bulky and you will have to get used to it
    Zapper FS is a front fitment tyre. its very good though..its my Apache's front tyre at present.

    @whizkid
    There is no tubeless option for 18'' from MRF till date.


    Here is a pic of my MRF meteor 110/90-18''..
    thanks dude...
    how much did it cost you? howz the overall grip(and on wet roads)..
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    • Originally posted by VarunRTR View Post
      @whizkid..plz can post the pics of tyres when u go to the shop?
      Apacherenator showed the pic of it...But i too doubt the grip in tarmac as well as normal roads & streets which doesn't have proper tarmac...

      Originally posted by apacherenator View Post
      @whizkid
      There is no tubeless option for 18'' from MRF till date.
      No option....WTF !.......Wat abt this tvs shit tyres that comes with RTR 180... will it do???
      B o D a C i O u S

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      • Originally posted by whizzkid_ram View Post
        Apacherenator showed the pic of it...But i too doubt the grip in tarmac as well as normal roads & streets which doesn't have proper tarmac...



        No option....WTF !.......Wat abt this tvs shit tyres that comes with RTR 180... will it do???
        RTR180 tyres are 17"....wont suit ours...
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        • Originally posted by VarunRTR View Post
          RTR180 tyres are 17"....wont suit ours...
          AFAIK you can use the front tire but same old tvs tires
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          • Originally posted by VarunRTR View Post
            thanks dude...
            how much did it cost you? howz the overall grip(and on wet roads)..
            i bought it a year back for Rs.1350/-(tyre & tube) in the MRF outlet....

            The grip is really really good in wet as well as muddy roads...
            I can actually say its a cheap alternative for a Michelin Sirac...

            and the big buttons are a real attention grabber..people will definitely come to you and inquire about the tyre...they will get more astonished that its a MRF tyre...
            one more pic from the side angle...
            Last edited by apacherenator; 08-10-2009, 01:13 AM.
            1986 SUZUKI AX100R
            1999 KAWASAKI CALIBER
            2006 TVS APACHE 150
            2010 YAMAHA SZ-X

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            • Originally posted by Aparajith View Post
              Absolutely good news man!! Did u complain of any issues or did they just change it out of warranty?

              i gave my bike for the 4 free service and he changed it that under warranty without me telling him anythin about it...

              the new injectior works like dream....
              The Magician"

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              • Originally posted by rennycornelius View Post
                i gave my bike for the 4 free service and he changed it that under warranty without me telling him anythin about it...

                the new injectior works like dream....
                No random switch-offs or staggerings etc? Thats just great!!! Time to use some of my TVS contacts.
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                • Originally posted by apacherenator View Post
                  i bought it a year back for Rs.1350/-(tyre & tube) in the MRF outlet....

                  The grip is really really good in wet as well as muddy roads...
                  I can actually say its a cheap alternative for a Michelin Sirac...

                  and the big buttons are a real attention grabber..people will definitely come to you and inquire about the tyre...they will get more astonished that its a MRF tyre...
                  one more pic from the side angle...

                  What abt the grip in the tracks?... Full tarmac
                  B o D a C i O u S

                  Wander logue

                  Grand Southern Raid | Munnar | Yercaud | Ootacamund

                  The increase in performance is directly proportional to the size of the hole in your pocket :D

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                  • Originally posted by Aparajith View Post
                    No random switch-offs or staggerings etc? Thats just great!!! Time to use some of my TVS contacts.


                    no sir.....!!!!!!!!!!!!

                    everything stopped,that "missing" at the low RPM,and the missing which used to happen at 7500 sometimes that also vanished after the change!!!!

                    the bike is more smooth throughout the rev range,is revving like dream and feels completely diff bike after the change...

                    go to the SC....
                    GET IT CHANGED ASAP......
                    The Magician"

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                    • Originally posted by apacherenator View Post
                      The hexagonal pattern you have mentioned is the MRF Meteor 110/90-18'' which is presently on my bike. Its really a good tyre. only drawback is that it is very bulky and you will have to get used to it
                      Zapper FS is a front fitment tyre. its very good though..its my Apache's front tyre at present.

                      @whizkid
                      There is no tubeless option for 18'' from MRF till date.


                      Here is a pic of my MRF meteor 110/90-18''..

                      Wonder how you are living with this tyre. The same tyre with 100/90 sec felt pretty heavy for an RTR and was taking cornor's lazily. I can imagine how 110/90 would be.

                      IMO if you dnt offroad much better to avoid this tyre!

                      Originally posted by Aparajith View Post
                      No random switch-offs or staggerings etc? Thats just great!!! Time to use some of my TVS contacts.
                      Come on apar.....you are on the right path..Go..GO..GO..Go..Go..GO!
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                      • Originally posted by whizzkid_ram View Post
                        What abt the grip in the tracks?... Full tarmac
                        The tyre is very good for highway cruising...I go from Vellore to Chennai every weekend...so you can count on my opinion....

                        but am not very sure about track performance and cornering.....
                        1986 SUZUKI AX100R
                        1999 KAWASAKI CALIBER
                        2006 TVS APACHE 150
                        2010 YAMAHA SZ-X

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                        • Originally posted by onlinesatish View Post
                          Wonder how you are living with this tyre. The same tyre with 100/90 sec felt pretty heavy for an RTR and was taking cornor's lazily. I can imagine how 110/90 would be.

                          IMO if you dnt offroad much better to avoid this tyre!
                          AFAIK there is no 100/90-18 section of MRF meteor..

                          There is 110/90-18'' and 110/90-19'' for RE bullets!!....

                          You better check the MRF official Site.....

                          May be you saw a Dunlop Monster and got confused.....

                          link- http://www.mrftyres.com/products/2wheelers.html
                          Last edited by apacherenator; 08-10-2009, 07:10 PM.
                          1986 SUZUKI AX100R
                          1999 KAWASAKI CALIBER
                          2006 TVS APACHE 150
                          2010 YAMAHA SZ-X

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                          • Originally posted by apacherenator View Post
                            The tyre is very good for highway cruising...I go from Vellore to Chennai every weekend...so you can count on my opinion....

                            but am not very sure about track performance and cornering.....
                            Yep...its good for highway crusing as it tall gears the bike!

                            Originally posted by apacherenator View Post
                            AFAIK there is no 100/90-18 section of MRF meteor..

                            There is 110/90-18'' and 110/90-19'' for RE bullets!!....

                            You better check the MRF official Site.....

                            May be you saw a Dunlop Monster and got confused.....

                            link- Two Wheelers
                            Nope....am pretty sure its 100/90-18. Kp's brother vishnu has it on his bike........may be kp can clear this!
                            07 HH Zma
                            11 Honda Aviator DLX
                            14 Ford Figo 1.4 TDCI (Now Caged:( )
                            16 Scooty Zest
                            11 CBR 250R

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                            • Originally posted by TorQ View Post
                              Paul even i couldnt c the burnt relay.... he said relay under seat was burnt.... i didnot ask him to show me...
                              he was probably talking about the ecu relay itself. ref page 18 of the service manual. the only thing that i know burnt on my bike was the resistor in the tail-light coupler wire.

                              Originally posted by Aparajith View Post
                              Ok, here is what "I SUPPOSE" the reason(s) could be:

                              1. It is running a much taller gearing making it a smoother power delivery in the lower rpms. The "vibe band" has also changed places as a result

                              2. I shifted to NGK Iridium plugs for the trip(Better combustion of richer mixture in altitudes, cold starts, as a backup option)

                              3. Using fully synth Petronas Sprinta for the past 3.5K kms. Filled it befrore the trip and its still running great!

                              4. It was opened up or rather conditioned in one of the best(read strenuous) trips/places possble!!!

                              Probably due to the above reasons, the engine which needs to have set/opened up to its full potential after around 15K kms has happened now.
                              So solution and conclusion: GET LEH'IED and ur bike might get really smooth!!!
                              cheers for the inputs. i'm planning a sprocket change and sprinta (5000?), but i doubt i can do a leh just yet!

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                              • Originally posted by apacherenator View Post
                                The tyre is very good for highway cruising...I go from Vellore to Chennai every weekend...so you can count on my opinion....

                                but am not very sure about track performance and cornering.....
                                it's pretty much "knobby" type...
                                it'll be good for cruising but a strict no no for cornering....
                                The Magician"

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