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  • #4981
    Yeah Sudhir , let me have a look at it,
    Bajaj Guys are saying WARRANTY MIGHT GET VOID IF I GO FOR A ANOTHER BRAND OF TYRE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Such Crappos man, or is it Actually True ?, if it forces my hand, I would go with the EURO GRIP for the time being, then change if its way inadequate..
    "A bike on the road is worth two in the shed"

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    • #4982
      Guys, recently i had two punctures , one on the fz and other on my 220, both tubeless tire, so got the puncture fixed, one guy charged me 60 and other guy 100/-
      Now i'm confused, whats the basic charge for getting tubeless tire puncture fixed ?
      I asked the guy about when he charged 100rs and told i got one fixed for 60 from other place he told, he can't do anything, this is the charge for tubeless repair and din't entertain my arguments.
      I would like to know how much is the charge in other places.

      Cheers
      Ride Safe
      krishna
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      • #4983
        Originally posted by [email protected]
        Your Warranty Will Never get Void ? Tyre warranty is provided by the tyre manufacturer (TVS that is the OEM) not by Bajaj (end user).
        I have done over 1200 kms now & I met with an accident @60kmph (@ 690 kms odo , the very next day after the 1st Service) just on the 13 th day of my Bike Purchase . I was climbing the flyover & some how the gap between one car & bike closed so much that I was not able to move ahead , I applied both the brakes , but as wheels locked the bike skidded violently & accident happened .
        .
        Hope that you are alright, I would PM you my Mail ID buddy..

        Let me check it out with the dealer , I havent taken the delivery would do it tomorrow.
        "A bike on the road is worth two in the shed"

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        • #4984
          Anyone got leads to a 150/70 - 17 dual sport tyre?

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          • #4985
            What would be a good on/off road tyre for Duke 200? Considering its fat 150/60/17 measurement. The stock MRF ones are fine looses grip unexpectedly in fine gravel.
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            • #4986
              Originally posted by krish2778 View Post
              Guys, recently i had two punctures , one on the fz and other on my 220, both tubeless tire, so got the puncture fixed, one guy charged me 60 and other guy 100/-
              Now i'm confused, whats the basic charge for getting tubeless tire puncture fixed ?
              I asked the guy about when he charged 100rs and told i got one fixed for 60 from other place he told, he can't do anything, this is the charge for tubeless repair and din't entertain my arguments.
              I would like to know how much is the charge in other places.

              Cheers
              Ride Safe
              krishna
              Bangalore - anywhere between 60 to 120.

              I need a little guidance and help here. I have a R15V2.0 and have completed 13.5k kms on the stock rear tyre. It is currently holding 8 punctures and has lost quite a bit of grip, the depth of the threads has gone down considerably. So now I am looking for replacement options.
              I would prefer
              1. A medium compound tire which is not as strong a nail magnet as this one
              2. Which is relatively good at off roading too.
              3. Decent grip on corners
              Any suggestions?
              My current profile is 130 - 70 - 17. No tight budget constraints if some tire really caters to all the above.
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              • #4987
                Hi TeeJay,

                The one you are running on is MRF REV-Z isn't it ?.

                MRF Zapper Q, might fit your requirements..
                It costs around 2000-2800 in Various places in Bangalore.

                Check it out, you have an option for Pirelli Sport Demon as well, Best Gripper we can get for the size , but I think it uses soft compound for better grip, should cost nearly 4K.
                "A bike on the road is worth two in the shed"

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                • #4988
                  @Ankit

                  Please see the link

                  Tyres - xBhp.com : The Global Indian Biking Community
                  http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/universal-threads/4805-tyres-479.html#post831639
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                  • #4989
                    Re: Tyres

                    Originally posted by bluejoy View Post
                    Hi TeeJay,

                    The one you are running on is MRF REV-Z isn't it ?.

                    MRF Zapper Q, might fit your requirements..
                    It costs around 2000-2800 in Various places in Bangalore.

                    Check it out, you have an option for Pirelli Sport Demon as well, Best Gripper we can get for the size , but I think it uses soft compound for better grip, should cost nearly 4K.

                    Pirelli is the real soft compound, it is prone to punctures than the MRF's.


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                    • #4990
                      Originally posted by Midhun.akd View Post
                      Hi all..i want to replace my 27000km ridden baaald tyre with a brand new one in my pulsar150 2011 model..the current size is 100/90 17..can i fit rtr's 110/80 17 tyre in ma bike.? Any problem due to chaincover.? Also Need some advice in goodbrand tyres.. Thanx
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                      • #4991
                        tyres for p180 ug4

                        friends...please suggest tyres for p-180 ug4.what about this michelin pilot sporty for front?...is it tube less?..r15 v2 front tyre is not available here..but, fz tyre is available.. pilot sporty is also vailable for just 1250 rs.. o like that thread pattern in duke rear..is it available in 130 section?...
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                        • #4992
                          Bro,

                          I think Its available, MRF Rev-z is the duke tyre.

                          When I checked for upgrading tyre of My 200 NS ( 130/70) , RevZ was available in the same size.

                          But please do verify , I think its 120/80 for Pulsar 180 ( not sure though)..

                          Zapper wyde ( saw that fitted in a pulsar, don't remember its 150 or 180) is available in the 120 Format I think..

                          No Idea about Michelin Bro.

                          Originally posted by JASMINE RIDER View Post
                          friends...please suggest tyres for p-180 ug4.what about this michelin pilot sporty for front?...is it tube less?..r15 v2 front tyre is not available here..but, fz tyre is available.. pilot sporty is also vailable for just 1250 rs.. o like that thread pattern in duke rear..is it available in 130 section?...
                          "A bike on the road is worth two in the shed"

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                          • #4993
                            you can try Michelin pilot sporty 100/90 17. In my own experience it's doing the job perfectly.

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                            • #4994
                              Hi guys i want to change the rear tyre of my GS150R..Size is same as ZMA(100/90-18)...
                              The options i have listed are
                              1.Michelin Sirac
                              2.Mrf VYDE
                              3.Mrf Zapper Q

                              I want to convert the tubed tyre(rear) to tubeless.So the front Tyre will still be a tubed tyre...
                              Should i stay with tubed front and tubeless rear? or should i convert the existing front tyre to tubeless?
                              Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.

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                              • #4995
                                Originally posted by bluejoy View Post
                                Bro,

                                I think Its available, MRF Rev-z is the duke tyre.

                                When I checked for upgrading tyre of My 200 NS ( 130/70) , RevZ was available in the same size.

                                But please do verify , I think its 120/80 for Pulsar 180 ( not sure though)..

                                Zapper wyde ( saw that fitted in a pulsar, don't remember its 150 or 180) is available in the 120 Format I think..

                                No Idea about Michelin Bro.
                                thanks for your suggestions..do you know about its price?...my bike is p-180 ug4 with 120/80-17 tyre size..


                                Originally posted by rajaselvam_1987 View Post
                                you can try Michelin pilot sporty 100/90 17. In my own experience it's doing the job perfectly.
                                using with tube?..what was price there?
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