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i'd suggest Mrf Zapper Vyde 120/80-17Originally posted by abhifusion View PostSo which rubber do you suggest ?? I want good grip...
Currently there isn't any electrical problem, so I'll pass it then...
its got really good grip on tarmac and hugs the road as the tarmac is its gf
and excellent cornering ability plus great life(but lesser than zapper c i guess) (my personal experience)
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All the best finding that tyre... I will kill for that tyre!Originally posted by yuv_biKING View PostIRC wildfare in 90/90 profile.

Zapper Vyde is available in Bangalore.Originally posted by Roystandbz View Postcan somebody also help me in finding the tyre??(have they stopped its production??) also my 220 misfires a lot plus top speed of only 117 so far!! it used to reach what may be the problem??? thanks guys!!!
You need a proper service done, there could be a lot of things that could cause the issue. When did you change your plugs/fuel&air filters/chain sprocket last?
Lol.. Even I'm in the market for front tyres, still scouting around for something!Originally posted by abhifusion View PostSo which rubber do you suggest ?? I want good grip...
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Originally posted by Roystandbz View Posti'd suggest Mrf Zapper Vyde 120/80-17
its got really good grip on tarmac and hugs the road as the tarmac is its gf
and excellent cornering ability plus great life(but lesser than zapper c i guess) (my personal experience)Listing options I know, so we can come to conclusion faster :Originally posted by Praful View PostLol.. Even I'm in the market for front tyres, still scouting around for something!
For Front:
Zapper Fx: Good grip (Is it easily available?)
Wildfire: Ideal (Not easily available)
Zapper Q: Okish grip
Michelin? : No Clue
PSD :
For Rear:
SIRAC: Ideal (Not available)
MRF Vyde: Good Grip overall
PSD: Good dry grip
Add other options too if they r worth picking up...
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^^ I will prefer the Zapper FY/FY01 over the FX. My experience with the FX was not good, and I rate the PSD as better tyre overall! But not worth the money you for them.
There is another options for front the Pirelli MT75. But after my bitter experience with PSD I am not too keen on the MT75_________________________
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LoL! I am dedicating this saturday to search around chennai for this tyre.. By the way some poor guy has already killed my bike. Stole its battery last night.Originally posted by Praful View PostAll the best finding that tyre... I will kill for that tyre!
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I have got CEAT Vertigo (The on-off roader type). Tyre is sturdy as I haven't had any puncture (more than 8 months old of daily avg ride of 50 kms). In turns, it doesn't hold & I constantly get fish tail experience and it's become a habit now for me
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You use it on front or rear? I am using it on rear for past 8K KMs no fish tailing yetOriginally posted by rx100.7050 View PostI have got CEAT Vertigo (The on-off roader type). Tyre is sturdy as I haven't had any puncture (more than 8 months old of daily avg ride of 50 kms). In turns, it doesn't hold & I constantly get fish tail experience and it's become a habit now for me

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rear. Front is MRF. Need to get it changed. Will stick to MRF only.Originally posted by yuv_biKING View PostYou use it on front or rear? I am using it on rear for past 8K KMs no fish tailing yet
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http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/tourer/2...adventure.html
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Exactly. For some reason I always love the stock MRF's stickiness! Or is itOriginally posted by rx100.7050 View Postrear. Front is MRF. Need to get it changed. Will stick to MRF only.
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Looking for options apart from MRF, coz they are just about OK!Originally posted by Ivin View PostPraful bhai, I would recommend the R15 v2 front zapper. It does a more than decent job on the R, so it should be worth the money paid.
Go to temple, break a coconut before start the hunt. And remember if you get one tyre, send it to Bangalore. If you get 2, send first one to Bangalore and keep the second one for yourself!Originally posted by yuv_biKING View PostLoL! I am dedicating this saturday to search around chennai for this tyre.. By the way some poor guy has already killed my bike. Stole its battery last night.

Have you tried other tyres ??Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View PostExactly. For some reason I always love the stock MRF's stickiness! Or is it
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I am using a Vertigo Sport. Been using it for the last 8k kms. Been very good bang for the buck.
Its much better than the stock MRF Zapper, both for cornering and off roading. I also quite enjoy the fishtailing
Since it has a much rounder profile than the Stock it is much easier to lean. Especially in the wet. And I picked it up for just 1900 bucks!
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Ask PBK Kolkata to order it for you. Will take a few days to receive the part.Originally posted by somnath_halder View PostBut the problem is that The DK191020 part is not available in kolkata. So can you please inform me where can i get this part no._________________________
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