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  • Help : 18" Alloys on 350 STD 1980 model.

    Hi,

    I thought of putting tubeless tires on my Bullet 350 (1980) which is currently having 19" spokes. Can I put the alloys from the Karizma or any such bike ? If so then what are changes that I will have to do ??

    Thanks
    Shree

  • #2
    Query approved.
    (Been There Done That) x 3.25

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    • #3
      why do u want that of karizma when u get those of the bullet size itself in the market

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      • #4
        Alloys on a BULL? that too a collector's BULL? Very bad idea. Please don't contribute to the "Wacky Mod's thread"
        YAMAHA
        HONDA
        IDEAL JAWA

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        • #5
          ^^naa, alloys always look good on a bullet,
          about a collectors bullet , i would rather like to see retro styled spokes(one side with long and one side with short wires).it will be an effort , but again karizmas alloys with fatter tyres will be a treat to eyes...
          ps.i m too lazy still i will try to find something like a pic....

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          • #6
            Originally posted by RX88 View Post
            why do u want that of karizma when u get those of the bullet size itself in the market
            Not keen on the Rado alloys.

            Originally posted by vas View Post
            Alloys on a BULL? that too a collector's BULL? Very bad idea. Please don't contribute to the "Wacky Mod's thread"
            Not sure of going ahead but want to keep the tyre size to 17 or 18" tubeless so alloys needed

            Originally posted by insane_x97 View Post
            ^^naa, alloys always look good on a bullet,
            about a collectors bullet , i would rather like to see retro styled spokes(one side with long and one side with short wires).it will be an effort , but again karizmas alloys with fatter tyres will be a treat to eyes...
            ps.i m too lazy still i will try to find something like a pic....
            Thanks..
            Can u pls shed some light on how to proceed with the mod as the old Bulls have breaks on LHS but ZMA alloys will accommodate in RHS. Also for the Sprocket hub

            Guess lots of mods required and I am sure Dad won't agree if handling is affected

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            • #7
              Shreeni,

              Stick to the spoke rims. I know why you want to change to alloys. I mean the advantage of being able to use tubeless tires. But somehow i cant digest alloys with the classic bullet. Keep it retro IMO

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              • #8
                Originally posted by prashanth lobo View Post
                Shreeni,

                Stick to the spoke rims. I know why you want to change to alloys. I mean the advantage of being able to use tubeless tires. But somehow i cant digest alloys with the classic bullet. Keep it retro IMO
                Cool sir.. Else I guess Vas will kill me

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                • #9
                  stick to spokes bcz the rear drum of rd is very big none of mag wheels drum close to it so u lost braking efficiency.

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                  • #10
                    hello friend, Prado alloy wheels are readily available for Bullet where as you can avail Duro tyres which are available in 100/19 for front and 110/19 for rear. I have used them since last 4 years. they are nice. for tyres contact KRP Delhi

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by ravi_afriend View Post
                      hello friend, Prado alloy wheels are readily available for Bullet where as you can avail Duro tyres which are available in 100/19 for front and 110/19 for rear. I have used them since last 4 years. they are nice. for tyres contact KRP Delhi
                      Are these tyres tubeless?

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