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MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

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  • madgunnerbomb
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    What are the speed ratings on Masseters?
    The site is not showing anything plus most of the available online aren't the same model.

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  • Avenger88
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    moon shapes

    What are the moon like markings {full moon to crescent moon} on the shoulder of the tyre about ?

    Thank you .

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  • Siddhanth Paul
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Originally posted by Mayankisme View Post
    Has anyone tried this with cbr 250? I am in mood of changing the crappy contigo's to michelin pilot street. Could definitely give MRF a dekho.
    I've been using them fir 7000 kms now. No burnouts😁. Overall grip is the best, I must say, in this price range. Rear costed 3800/- and front, 3300/-
    Treads are the best among all. No punctures till now. Life? Not sure. Held up 7k kms now, but being a soft compound, the life maybe lesser than others.

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  • alliwanted
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Originally posted by Mayankisme View Post
    Has anyone tried this with cbr 250? I am in mood of changing the crappy contigo's to michelin pilot street. Could definitely give MRF a dekho.
    I have installed mrf masseter recently




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  • Nap5t3R
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Originally posted by IamAditya View Post
    Massater is a bias-ply tyre.
    Thanks for the info. I changed to a Masseter 120/80 for my R15 v1. I regret the change as there is a significant loss of acceleration due to the bigger size. I would changing to the stock size soon.

    Originally posted by drdanishkhannew.540 View Post
    Anybody with a yamaha R15 v1 on masseter?? Confused between the revc1(1700) and masseter(2300) 100 90 17
    The Masseters are good in spite of them not being radial. I had tried Pirelli once before and I'd definitely vouch for the Masseter anyday. Though, I would suggest stick to the original size unlike me.

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  • Hardik_Joshi
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Hello Friends
    I own a Suzuki Gixxer SF. Can these tyres be fitted on my bike? What will be impact of switching from radial tyres to bias- ply tyres? Has anyone tried Masseters on the Gixxers?

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  • karpawar
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Originally posted by antz.bin View Post
    Why Order? It is readily available at Nashik tyres @ Ashok Stambh and Another large MRF shop on ITI Ambad road near DHL whose name I don't remember.

    Just change both tyres on my P220 to Stock MRFs (Zapper FY and Zapper C) yesterday, didn't feel the need for Masseters for my kind of usage.
    I am in pune now
    And mrf dealer at karvenagar dint had front 80/90 so had to wait for it...
    I will be installing them tomorrow morning.

    I expect more grip than zapper on roads from them hopefully

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  • antz.bin
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Originally posted by karpawar View Post
    what is the diffrence you felt with front on 80/90 ?
    i have ordered same both front and rear for pulsar 220 ...??
    can you just share youre review about it ?
    Why Order? It is readily available at Nashik tyres @ Ashok Stambh and Another large MRF shop on ITI Ambad road near DHL whose name I don't remember.

    Just change both tyres on my P220 to Stock MRFs (Zapper FY and Zapper C) yesterday, didn't feel the need for Masseters for my kind of usage.

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  • karpawar
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Originally posted by Dreamwalker987 View Post
    Installed masseter tyre on my pulsar 220. 80/90 R17 front for 1700Rs. 120/80 R17 rear for 3000Rs.
    More round profile compared to vyde will surely help in cornering.
    what is the diffrence you felt with front on 80/90 ?
    i have ordered same both front and rear for pulsar 220 ...??
    can you just share youre review about it ?

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  • drdanishkhannew.540
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Anybody with a yamaha R15 v1 on masseter?? Confused between the revc1(1700) and masseter(2300) 100 90 17

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  • Hunterkol
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Originally posted by IamAditya View Post
    Massater is a bias-ply tyre.
    I am sorry, I am not technically sound in understanding the jargon. My earnest request to please make understand in layman's terms. What is bias-ply anyway?

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  • IamAditya
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Originally posted by Hunterkol View Post
    Kindly help me understand, are Masseter Tyres Radial? Tyredekho.com states its radial but MRF no where mentioned that they are. I ride an AS200 with 100/80-17 up front and 130/80-17 at the rear with the worst stock tyres ever made, the 'Euroslips'. I want to change to an all weather (specially wet road) radial and upgrade to 110/140 respectively. Any advice?
    Massater is a bias-ply tyre.

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  • Hunterkol
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Kindly help me understand, are Masseter Tyres Radial? Tyredekho.com states its radial but MRF no where mentioned that they are. I ride an AS200 with 100/80-17 up front and 130/80-17 at the rear with the worst stock tyres ever made, the 'Euroslips'. I want to change to an all weather (specially wet road) radial and upgrade to 110/140 respectively. Any advice?

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  • Jon Niranjan Paul
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Originally posted by Mayankisme View Post
    Has anyone tried this with cbr 250? I am in mood of changing the crappy contigo's to michelin pilot street. Could definitely give MRF a dekho.

    Still yet to see the Masseter on shelves. I've been running on a pair of Revz C and FC for the last 10K+ kms. Offers more bang for the buck, and even though the rear is 150, there is no noticeable difference in speed/mileage. They've updated the model as Revz FC1 and C1 now. Got mine for 5500 a pair in September.

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  • Dreamwalker987
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    Re: MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF

    Installed masseter tyre on my pulsar 220. 80/90 R17 front for 1700Rs. 120/80 R17 rear for 3000Rs.
    More round profile compared to vyde will surely help in cornering.

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