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Please tell me the best tyre for pulsar 200ns front and rear.
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Please tell me the best tyre for pulsar 200ns front and rear.
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Off road tyres for KTM Duke 200. where I can find pirelli mt 60 and vee rubber.
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I am using duke's Stock tyres and feeling a bit uncomfortable in pebbles and muddy road. After doing a lot of search, I found out that yhe pirelli mt 60 and vee rubber will solve my problems. Please give your views and from where I can get the set if tyres in india.Last edited by B7ACKTHORN; 09-19-2014, 08:51 PM.Comment
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Front eurogrip is fine one. But if you're willing to change than yamaha fzs front got lots of positive feed back. For the rear section there's wide range of variety. Most of the Nsian are going for R15 V.2 rear cuz' of best grip but lacks durability. If money no diggidy than PSD,Michelin and bridgestone is there too. I'm changing to Ceat Zoom XL. Its versatile,functional,VFM,durability,design and 140 section.Originally posted by sivakumar.arul View PostPut The Pedal To The MetalComment
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Re: Off road tyres for KTM Duke 200. where I can find pirelli mt 60 and vee rubber.
Trust me... the stock tyres (mrf revs)on a ktm is all you need... not too pricey (metz on a 390 are 15k rs a pair!) and offer excellent dry and wet tarmac grip. Now the kind of roads you face is often the determining factor.... if it wet muddy slushy or pebble laden roads. the vee rubber or pirelli wont be of any use... try describing the kind of roads you ride on... if its the rubbish kind like above you are better off with a harder compound(no not tvs hard, but michelin or mrf hard) and a stubby pattern.Originally posted by satya KTM sahu View Post
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Hello there.... the "best tyres" depend largely on the kind of terrain you face..and I keep repeating it for everyone....20000rs single piece pirelli slicks for race purposes are there but wont last you long wont grip in the wet and hell will get punctured every now and then... for good to moderate tarmac use... gwt the mrf revs yamaha r15 v2 rear tyre and the front tyre of the yamaha fz (mrf revs) or the r15 v2Originally posted by sivakumar.arul View Post
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If you're more of city rider choose mrf or else better go for Michelin for peace of mind with deeper pocket or stock tyre
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Hello guys, a few days before i had a puncture in rear tyre of 200ns. It took two puncture strips to fill that hole, puncture wala told me that tyre is gone and i should replace it ASAP. I ignored him but yesterday rear tyre was flat again.Is it normal for tubeless tyres to survive big holes ? Should i replace my tyre ? If yes, then please suggest a good option. Budget less than 4k. Bike is less than 6k km run.
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Cheapest solution is to use tube in it costs rs350Originally posted by Newrider88 View Post
I think currently u have Euro grip 130/80 17
Some Available options are
Ceat vertigo rage 130/80 17 ~~rs2600
Ceat zoom xl 140/70 17 ~~rs2900
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Hello Guys
I have Yamaha Fazer. It has done 27800 kms. I have a problem with tyres.
Front tyre - Air pressure is lost in a few days. My routine is to check tyre pressure once in a week. The pressure is lost in 2-3 days to 50% of required pressure (28 psi goes down to 13 psi). Inspection revealed that the treads are gone and lost of cracks in the tyre. So decided to change the tyre
Rear tyre - ok. Air pressure lost is 10% in a week ( 33 psi to 30 psi). A quick inspection reveals that " the tread is good but cracks are there" . Unable to decide whether i should change my tire"
Help me guys. I have attached front tire (f1;f2) and rear tire (r1,r2,r3) images
Thanks & Regards
Sengo
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Pirelli MT-75 on r15 v1.0
confidence increased on corners.
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I have Pirelli 110/90 18, but it is prone to more punctures now, planning to install tube in it, but not getting 110/90 18 tube instead getting 100/90 18.
Can I go with 100/90 18 tube? Or what are the problems I will face?
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[MENTION=64175]rosher rider[/MENTION]: Where are you from?
Is this tyre still available?
And is it the stock size 100/80x17"?
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I am from yamunanagar haryana.
I got this tyre from ex motocross rider. He is a tuner and have pirelli tyres, k&n filters, and motul dealership in kharar punjab.
yess the tyre is available with him. it costed me 6200 INR ( tyre is imported and mfd in brazil)
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the tyre size is 110/80 17''
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installing tube is best option. but when gets punctured you will face a flat tyre.Originally posted by dhiraj View Post
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