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    Tyres for pulsar 220f

    Hi everyone, I ride a new Pulsar 220F. I want to change its tyres, from stock Euroslips to any other good brand. The rear tyre size is 120/80 R17 and the front is 90/90 R17.

    I need good grip from them. They must not skid while braking. Roads are not bad. Upsizing can be done, if it doesn't changes anything to riding experience. Mileage is not a problem, nor money.

    So please provide me your valuable inputs regarding my query.

    Thanks in advance.
    Last edited by xBhp; 02-18-2020, 11:53 AM.
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    Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

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    • #3
      Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

      I had gone with Ceat Secura F 90/90-17 at front and RevZ S 130/70 - 17 at rear, changed rear to MRF Meteor 120/80-17 last month due to off road usage.

      You can go with MRF Masseter Combo for the best grip.

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      • #4
        Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

        Mrf have a problem of sort from last few years,they get cracked from sides.dont know about masseter,have not tried them.
        Originally posted by Zapps View Post
        I had gone with Ceat Secura F 90/90-17 at front and RevZ S 130/70 - 17 at rear, changed rear to MRF Meteor 120/80-17 last month due to off road usage.

        You can go with MRF Masseter Combo for the best grip.

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        • #5
          Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

          Never heard or seen such shit myself, if you heard from some dealer then there's that. MRF does gets some crak but on the tread, and that's harmless, stock front MRF tyre of my 2008 Honda Shine developed cracks on the tread in 2012 and I used it till 2017-18 without any problems.
          Originally posted by sagarzzz View Post
          Mrf have a problem of sort from last few years,they get cracked from sides.dont know about masseter,have not tried them.

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          • #6
            Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

            Bro i have seen cracks on side of the tyres on few of my friends bike tyres.thats y i said so..
            Originally posted by Zapps View Post
            Never heard or seen such shit myself, if you heard from some dealer then there's that. MRF does gets some crak but on the tread, and that's harmless, stock front MRF tyre of my 2008 Honda Shine developed cracks on the tread in 2012 and I used it till 2017-18 without any problems.

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            • #7
              Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

              how about pirelli angel ct 90/90 17 for front and 130/70 17 for rear?what are the posetives one get from this combo?
              And how would it effect the gearing?
              Last edited by sagarzzz; 02-19-2020, 12:36 PM.

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              • #8
                Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

                Can't tell about the tyres as I haven't personally used them but the sizes are okay. Not much difference, as I've used 130/70 tear myself, if anything will help you while cornering provided thr rubber is sticky like RevZ S.
                Originally posted by sagarzzz View Post
                how about pirelli angel ct 90/90 17 for front and 130/70 17 for rear?what are the posetives one get from this combo?
                And how would it effect the gearing?

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                • #9
                  Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

                  In ludhiana,most of tyre dealers have not got pirelli tyres.and i am using mrf zapper in my pulsar 150,and they are ok,nothing more than that.
                  Originally posted by Zapps View Post
                  Can't tell about the tyres as I haven't personally used them but the sizes are okay. Not much difference, as I've used 130/70 tear myself, if anything will help you while cornering provided thr rubber is sticky like RevZ S.
                  Last edited by sagarzzz; 02-19-2020, 03:08 PM.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

                    If any one can comment on this combo of,masseter 120/80 17 for rear and 80/90 17 for front?how will it change the dynamics of the ride?

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                    • #11
                      Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

                      correction - MRF FY1 80/90-17, the R15 V2 front tyre.
                      Originally posted by sagarzzz View Post
                      If any one can comment on this combo of,masseter 120/80 17 for rear and 80/90 17 for front?how will it change the dynamics of the ride?

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                      • #12
                        Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

                        Bro 80/90 17 is masseter for front.and yes you told me r15s front is 90/80 17.i particularly wanted to know about the combo that i have mentioned in my post,you told me about 90/80 17 combo.masseter for front comes in 80/90 17 size.
                        Originally posted by Zapps View Post
                        correction - MRF FY1 80/90-17, the R15 V2 front tyre.

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                        • #13
                          Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

                          The Bajaj Pulsar 220f wears a 90/90 R17 tyre at the front and a 120/80 R17 tyre at the rear.At Rs. 1300, the Zapper FY1 is the cheapest front tyre available for the Pulsar 220f,while the PILOT SPORTY, which retails at Rs. 2596 is the most expensive front tyre available for the Pulsar 220f.Priced at Rs. 2000, the Blaster Pro is the most affordable rear tyre for the Pulsar 220f.The Pilot Road 4 at Rs. 15160 is the costliest rear tyre for the Pulsar 220f.
                          Last edited by Samarth 619; 04-04-2020, 05:36 PM. Reason: SPAM Links Removed.

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                            Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

                            I have got mrf masseters for my pulsar 220,for front and rear.i got 90/90 17 masseter and 120/80 17 rear.so its a stock ones.and have not encounterd any sort of problems till now.gripping is good.
                            Originally posted by markano View Post
                            [COLOR=rgba(36, 39, 44, 0.7)]The Bajaj Pulsar 220f wears a 90/90 R17 tyre at the front and a 120/80 R17 tyre at the rear.At Rs. 1300, the Zapper FY1 is the cheapest front tyre available for the Pulsar 220f,while the PILOT SPORTY, which retails at Rs. 2596 is the most expensive front tyre available for the Pulsar 220f.Priced at Rs. 2000, the Blaster Pro is the most affordable rear tyre for the Pulsar 220f.The Pilot Road 4 at Rs. 15160 is the costliest rear tyre for the Pulsar 220f.[/COLOR]
                            [COLOR=rgba(36, 39, 44, 0.7)][/COLOR]

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                              Re: Tyres for pulsar 220f

                              When I was looking for reliable and robust tyres for my pulsar 220f, I went for Apollo bike tyres. It was recommended to me by a close friend, who is a happy and satisfied user of Apollo Tyres. Their Actizip F2 tyres are the best tyres for this bike and provide precise steering control for high-speed biking. They also have easy tyre mounting and demounting as well. The working of my bike has become very smooth after the replacement, and I immensely enjoy my rides. All this due to Apollo tyres.

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