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it is inverted one i guess.Originally posted by rajaselvam_1987 View PostCan we use this as inverted one. Bcz in twister it's not fit but if we use it as inverted na it'll be fit.and the question remains why do i race?
every finishing line is the begining of a new race.
#i have learnt to manipulate my own adrenaline and the perception of biking is different.
#overkill is underrated.
#how random roads may appear there is always a destination.sigpic
#i don't subscribe to co-incidence,either it is the rider or the other moron on the road
(:)people keeps on saying add spark to life, bajaj got hold of that idea and added an extra spark to bike.
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Which bike mono shock you are used.Originally posted by Baazigar View Postno it isnt inverted in apache.
Guys after lot of consideration i have finally sent my bike for the mono
suspension setup, will be takin delivery by tomo eve or day after, will post pics
once its done.
Eagerly waiting for your Photos.
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I need a good rear tyre for my Twister! @Rajaselvam: The puncture I had started leaking air again today and two mechanics told me to get a tube fitted in the tyre. So I thought better to get the rear tyre changed all together. Anybody who has changed to a bigger tyre? I'm planning the MRF zapper line of tyre. A 90 section maybe, tube tyre.I would rather be riding my bike thinking of God, than sitting in the temple thinking of my bike.
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Unicorn, the work is half way done, apparently the carb has to be re-positioned and the air filter location has to be changed for the shock to fit in.Originally posted by rajaselvam_1987 View PostWhich bike mono shock you are used.
Eagerly waiting for your Photos.
Hopefully it'll be done by tomo morn, my mech is doing a very neat and commendable job.
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Try michellin. it's better than the zapper.Originally posted by Horror View PostI need a good rear tyre for my Twister! @Rajaselvam: The puncture I had started leaking air again today and two mechanics told me to get a tube fitted in the tyre. So I thought better to get the rear tyre changed all together. Anybody who has changed to a bigger tyre? I'm planning the MRF zapper line of tyre. A 90 section maybe, tube tyre.
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I went for the mrf zapper c 100 section tyre because the 90 sections were very hard to come-by. The performance hasn't dropped as much as I expected it to drop. The good part is the grip that I'm getting from the tyre is a lot better than the stock twister tyre. But the real test would be of the milage
I would rather be riding my bike thinking of God, than sitting in the temple thinking of my bike.
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They have put in a new tyre now. The recent twisters have a better tyre. You can also go for the pulsar 135 but you won't get as much mileage.Originally posted by abhinavsri01 View PostHi All..
I'm planning to get this bike for my Dad on his 25th Anniversary.
I like this bike but have read at many places about the tyre skidding problem.
It would be great if some members help me out in making this choice.
Thanks in advance.
I would rather be riding my bike thinking of God, than sitting in the temple thinking of my bike.
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Honda provides only two brands of tyres, MRF and TVS,Originally posted by abhinavsri01 View PostHi All..
I'm planning to get this bike for my Dad on his 25th Anniversary.
I like this bike but have read at many places about the tyre skidding problem.
It would be great if some members help me out in making this choice.
Thanks in advance.
The MRF one doesnt hav a midrib and that causes trouble(only in extreme braking conditions)I mean when ur panick breaking on a wet and gravel surface.
Trust me coz i did 35k kms on that tyre before switching to michellin.
Have no idea about the TVS one though.
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My colleague bought a twister last week and they are still giving the same old options! - This is in Bangalore.Originally posted by Horror View PostThey have put in a new tyre now. The recent twisters have a better tyre. You can also go for the pulsar 135 but you won't get as much mileage.
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Thanks buddy. My dad hates Pulsars as I own one.Originally posted by Horror View PostThey have put in a new tyre now. The recent twisters have a better tyre. You can also go for the pulsar 135 but you won't get as much mileage.
Thanks buddy. My dad wil generally not drive above 40-50 so that should not be a problem.Originally posted by Baazigar View PostThe MRF one doesnt hav a midrib and that causes trouble(only in extreme braking conditions)I mean when ur panick breaking on a wet and gravel surface.
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I'm using michelin pilot sporty 100/90-17 it,s really good one.and also there is no mileage dropOriginally posted by Horror View PostI need a good rear tyre for my Twister! @Rajaselvam: The puncture I had started leaking air again today and two mechanics told me to get a tube fitted in the tyre. So I thought better to get the rear tyre changed all together. Anybody who has changed to a bigger tyre? I'm planning the MRF zapper line of tyre. A 90 section maybe, tube tyre.
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