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Moto Gears and Esskay Trading. Surya Tyres is also reputed.
They confirmed over phone that they are 2017 stock but I couldn't make out from the tyre.
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I confirmed with the Seller that they are 2017 manufactured.
For your bike or my smaller R15 with top speeds less than 150 kmph, I think radials are not compulsory. Good soft compound bias ply tyres like Masseters or PSDs should do the trick.
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Originally posted by Sarvajit View Post
Do let us know about the date of manufacture of the tyre. There is always a chance of old stock being sold at discount online.
if you get new-ish stock then i too would buy from amazon
, need a new rear tyre for my RS200
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Originally posted by harshil3604 View PostIf both the Masseters and Pirelli PSD are bias ply then which one to choose? I have an RS200 and need to change my rear tyre due to end of life. Am looking at 140/70 r17 tyres. I read that Bias ply are heavier tyres?poor low speed flickability as compared to radials?Originally posted by Chandan92 View Post
I just need excellent dry and wet grip, long life is not an issue so should i stretch my budget and get the Michelin piot street(radials)?? After reading countless posts am a little confused on the need for expensive Michelin for a 200 cc bike
are the Masseters and PSD inferior in terms of dry and wet grip?
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Thanks All for the suggestions. I've ordered Michelin Pilot Street set on Amazon
It's my first time buying tyres online. Hope it works out well
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I work in mrf ltd as sales manager. Please direct message me if you want any prices. Also we want to grow and improve so all suggestions are welcomed.
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My R3's rear tyre has come to end of its life at 13K kms. Fishtailing and drifting.
I'm considering the following options for replacement in stock sizes 110 front and 140 rear:
1. MRF stock tyres (Zapper FY and Zapper S) radials
2. MRF Revz C front and Masseter rear non radials
3. Pirelli Sports Demon
4. Michelin Pilot Street
Cost would be in the 1-4 ascending order but my preference is more in 4-1 order 😁.
I would like to get inputs from those who have changed tyres before coming to a conclusion.
Note: Pure touring usage only.
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Yes same size. Around 35kms.Originally posted by vvk1999 View Post
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Gs150rOriginally posted by vvk1999 View Post
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Changed the stock tyres after 51k to Michelin sirac street . Grip is good..but front side of the bike is swaying to the right side while turning and also feels heavy while turning the handle bar.. What could be the reason?Leave a comment:
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[QUOTE=Lone_Rider 0_o;1308782]What's the difference between bias ply and radials? Can bias ply be tubeless? Can radials be with tubes?Originally posted by harshil3604 View PostLeave a comment:
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[QUOTE=harshil3604;1308616]They are bais ply tyres not radials.
Ohh, I thought they were Radials. My bad !
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