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**ravi@17bhp** · 03-23-2009, 04:30 PM

Motul closed

. People go to any extent to make the customers buy thier products. Motul is an international company.

300v and 5100 are very much available. Just yesterday I bought a can of 5100 for my friend.

Deepa, you can try Petronas Sprinta fully synthetic. It is good and cheaper too.

**rachitkdogra** · 03-23-2009, 05:43 PM

Originally posted by ravi@17bhp View Post

Motul closed

. People go to any extent to make the customers buy thier products. Motul is an international company.

300v and 5100 are very much available. Just yesterday I bought a can of 5100 for my friend.

Deepa, you can try Petronas Sprinta fully synthetic. It is good and cheaper too.

Yeah! I Was also thinking that how can Motul close.
Anyways Sorry I shouldnt have posted that silly thing told to me by that dealer.

My Apologise.

**Deepakumar** · 03-23-2009, 10:03 PM

Could Any one jus tell me the Drain time of Motul 300v FL???

**ravi@17bhp** · 03-23-2009, 10:13 PM

Originally posted by Deepakumar View Post

Could Any one jus tell me the Drain time of Motul 300v FL???

It would be good for around 4000-5000 km. Personally, I would not suggest 300V for karizma. I have used two times and I did not feel any good except good cooling at higher speeds. A mineral oil also does good job with the Zma's engine. I even noted some engine vibes with 300v. You better use a mineral oil and drain in every 1500 km.

BTW, I am planning to come to Vijayawada next month first week. I have some work there and if I am going to occupy with the work for the whole two days I would come by bus, or else I would ride down. 50:50 chances. I can get you if you want something from Hyderabad.

**raghavishere** · 03-23-2009, 11:24 PM

guys while at a traffic stop today, i was standing next to an rtr fi on my zma-r, and 1 thing that immediately struck me was that it had really cool RVMs.

Do they fit on the Zma-R? Has any1 tried any other make RVMs on Zma, cos the stock ones are really plain jane boring.

**zmagic** · 03-24-2009, 12:03 AM

Michelin agency in Mumbai

Folks anyone from mumbai who can point me to a Michelin dealership, thinking of getting a 120 for rear, do you guys really think 120 is OK, i think it is a touch too large, 110 is good, a mechanic close by was telling no mods for a 110, opinions please?

**blade7** · 03-24-2009, 10:43 AM

Originally posted by zmagic View Post

Folks anyone from mumbai who can point me to a Michelin dealership, thinking of getting a 120 for rear, do you guys really think 120 is OK, i think it is a touch too large, 110 is good, a mechanic close by was telling no mods for a 110, opinions please?

Zmagic...u should check out Michelin M45..which is 110 and has good grip..

In Mumbai u can checkout Metro Tyres..They stock all sorts of tyres and not just Michelins...

The address for Metro tyres,
165 A Premji Marg , Grant Road ,
Mumbai: 400007

**inder.cool** · 03-24-2009, 11:17 AM

@ zmagic : Another shop in Chembur is also there named Sign Tyres..!! You can check that too..

Originally posted by raghavishere View Post

guys while at a traffic stop today, i was standing next to an rtr fi on my zma-r, and 1 thing that immediately struck me was that it had really cool RVMs.

Do they fit on the Zma-R? Has any1 tried any other make RVMs on Zma, cos the stock ones are really plain jane boring.

The RVMs of ZiMA at least serve the purpose of viewing the road behind you...RVMs on many other bikes don't really solve the purpose..!!

**raghavishere** · 03-24-2009, 11:24 PM

yeah that might be so true.
But i'd love the RVM of the Zma to be shaped like RTR Fi's... i can imagine the looks complementing the bikes sharp fairing as well.

**zmagic** · 03-25-2009, 12:34 AM

Originally posted by raghavishere View Post

yeah that might be so true.
But i'd love the RVM of the Zma to be shaped like RTR Fi's... i can imagine the looks complementing the bikes sharp fairing as well.

lets give it a shot my friend here owns an RTR will try swapping and let you guys know, even i think they should look great

**zmagic** · 03-25-2009, 12:37 AM

Originally posted by inder.cool View Post

@ zmagic : Another shop in Chembur is also there named Sign Tyres..!! You can check that too..

Thanks inder bhai, thats a little more convenient address to reach, any clue on the cost of the M45 anyone

**zmagic** · 03-25-2009, 12:38 AM

Originally posted by blade7 View Post

Zmagic...u should check out Michelin M45..which is 110 and has good grip..

In Mumbai u can checkout Metro Tyres..They stock all sorts of tyres and not just Michelins...

The address for Metro tyres,
165 A Premji Marg , Grant Road ,
Mumbai: 400007

thanks brother, any chances of getting a pirelli there

**blade7** · 03-25-2009, 11:24 AM

Originally posted by zmagic View Post

thanks brother, any chances of getting a pirelli there

np...Zmagic..

About the Pirelli...i spoke to Amin at Metro tyres(around 2 weeks back) for the Pirelli Sport Demon tyre(110)..he said they were out of stock..and he wasnt sure when the next batch would arrive..

**inder.cool** · 03-25-2009, 11:29 AM

Originally posted by zmagic View Post

Thanks inder bhai, thats a little more convenient address to reach, any clue on the cost of the M45 anyone

M45(Rear) costs around 2400/- and 1400/- for the M45 Front tyre at Sign tyres..! I am also looking to change the tyres for my ZiMA so i had also inquired there..

**ravi@17bhp** · 03-25-2009, 12:45 PM

Originally posted by inder.cool View Post

M45(Rear) costs around 2400/- and 1400/- for the M45 Front tyre at Sign tyres..! I am also looking to change the tyres for my ZiMA so i had also inquired there..

2400 for an M45 4x18 is a daylight robbery. Even the Sirac 120 is just 2300 here in hyderabad. I guess the price of M45 is just around 1700 in hyderabad.

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