Yes, it is still manufactured. I bought it for my unicorn 2 months back.
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Re: YAMAHA R15 V2.0 Tyre change
Cool I'm selling it for 1200. Bought it for 2200 from MRF Showroom in Banasawadi, have the bill too.
PM me, something is wrong with OLX.Last edited by Shashank K R; 12-11-2016, 02:12 AM.
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Re: YAMAHA R15 V2.0 Tyre change
both the mud guards ?? or just the back one??Originally posted by Sravan S Attuvilakom View PostHello there, new guy here! I'm from Trivandrum, and I have the same bike, same color scheme. I recently changed my tyres to Pilot Street 150/110 (Yes, it was a crazy move). There are zero problems with stability at higher speeds. Cornering is a way lot better, but at a cost of flick-ability and maintenance. I had to get rid of mudguards and have to take a bit more care of my chain. There's is a slight drop in acceleration, but it doesn't matter much to me.
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Re: YAMAHA R15 V2.0 Tyre change
My R15 V2 was in garage for almost 4 years.
Now I got it serviced and started using again.
I notice small cracks on both front and rear tyres, because they were idle for almost 4 years.
Where in Bangalore I can get the tyres replaced at reasonable price, I want to stick to the stock MRF ones.Suzuki GS150R(Balck) 2009- 2012
Yamaha R15 V2(LE white) 2012 and Honda Dio V2 Matte
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Re: YAMAHA R15 V2.0 Tyre change
Try the MRF store and check beforehand the prices online on MRF website, sometimes they quote more than the MRPOriginally posted by vivek_k_p View PostMy R15 V2 was in garage for almost 4 years.
Now I got it serviced and started using again.
I notice small cracks on both front and rear tyres, because they were idle for almost 4 years.
Where in Bangalore I can get the tyres replaced at reasonable price, I want to stick to the stock MRF ones.Peace
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Re: YAMAHA R15 V2.0 Tyre change
Well, first thing, you need to keep a check on those speed limits man. There are some new traffic rules if you have heard which can cost you a lot of dough. Second, about the tyre, Michelins are good but are known for their softness. Perhaps that's why you are losing stability at higher speeds. Try a tyre made from an Indian manufacturer like the Alpha or Alpha H1 from Apollo Tyres. Indian tyre makers know the road conditions better and optimise their products for our road conditions. Adios.
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