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  • #4756
    Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View Post
    120/90-18 is heavy and you will have to cut the chain case or remove it to accommodate the tire.

    Hi Aneesh, i already cut the chain to accomodate M45, so i think it will get fitted in that.What about 100/90-18 direct fit?
    Replace the words "I have to" with "I choose to" and notice the difference in how you feel.

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    • #4757
      Originally posted by dhiraj View Post
      Hi Aneesh, i already cut the chain to accomodate M45, so i think it will get fitted in that.What about 100/90-18 direct fit?
      Yes,100/90-18 is a direct fit.No mods needed.

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      • #4758
        which is the best options for p-180 ug4?...looking for a 130 section in rear..more preferance for good thread patterns from mrf as there is a mrf dealer in my city itself? i dont like that r15 v2 rear tyre..front is swesome though..
        Last edited by JASMINE RIDER; 06-02-2012, 11:38 AM.
        sigpicmy bike is my sign

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        • #4759
          Stock replacement for Duke 200

          Looking out for tyre upgrade - Duke 200.

          Please recommend dual sport tires which can handle both ON and OFF road.

          Stock tire sizes :
          The front tyre size is of 110/70*17 while the rear tyre size is of 150/60*17.

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          • #4760
            Tyres for Classic 500

            Hey guys, I've been riding a Classic since the past 4 months and I'm not happy with the current zappers on the bike. Handling in wet conditions is really poor and I panic the time I see a wet patch on the road as the bike starts tailing and I have no control. The upcoming monsoons have got me worried for a tyre change. My budget is not an issue, I don't mind spending extra for good quality tyres. Please suggest me the best tyres in terms of grip, and also whether I should go for tubeless or no
            Front: 90/90 19"
            Rear: 120/80 18"

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            • #4761
              guys, pls suggest...
              i want to change my platina's front tyre. want a second hand one. as the use won't be that much to spend on new tyre. size 2.75*17. i've two options.
              ceat for rs. 500 and a dunlplop for 350. which one sounds good. ceat is more ghisa huwa but still good to go. dunlop is not that much ghisa huwa, almost new, but has two patches to cover a small hole made by a nail...
              pls advise on the grip part also for commuting purpose only...
              Originality is the art of hiding your sources...

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              • #4762
                Tyres

                hey can any help....
                i have a 2005 unicorn with rims n want 2 put alloys...i however want 2 put d yamaha FZ16 alloys witn a size 130/70 tyre...
                will d alloys fit.....wht r d things i need 2 knw...
                i just want 2 knw if d alloys of d FZ16 will fit...cuz m modifying d looks n dont care if d power is compromised...m giving d bike a face lift....
                plz reply...

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                • #4763
                  Tyre change for my Cb Twister...

                  I'm hearing a lot about the Michelin Pilot Sporty, confused between 100/80-17 and 100/90-17... It's for the rear tyre. Which one is suitable for the cb twister and how does it affect the mileage? Also, how does it perform in wet conditions...? I'm afraid of riding in the rains...

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                  • #4764
                    Guys today I got a penture in the rear tyre of my classic.... as the tyre is mrf zapper so I took it straight to the MRF Tyre showroom... there was a neil in the tyre... the tube has two hole... one a bit big and just below it one equal. To a small needle.... the showroom guy said its the tube can't be fixed as the two holes are parallel and one may leak soon so they would have to change it... I smelled something fishy but still I said go ahead


                    I asked the price.. he replied its. 450 for tube + 60 service charges... I had read somewhere on xbhp that the tube of bullet costs 300 and I conveyed the same to him but he replied in 300 you get the splender tube not Bullet's... so I got the tube changed and took the old tube with me

                    When coming back I showed the tube to old penture uncle near our home... he said "MRF shoeroom has noone to put the penture.. so they just sell the tube to everyone... this tube can easily pentured.. the charges he asked are 50 for big one and 25 for small"

                    Now I am in a dillema that did MRF guys actually looted me...

                    Please help

                    Thanks

                    Lovish
                    Last edited by lovish; 06-12-2012, 08:50 PM.

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                    • #4765
                      Has anyone bought this?
                      If so how is it?
                      puncture kit for tubeless tyres | eBay
                      CBR250R |
                      Bajaj Pulsar 180 - dts i |
                      Bajaj CT 100

                      Sometimes it takes a whole tankful of fuel before you can think straight.

                      It was not that far on the map.

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                      • #4766
                        Where can i get sirac in bangalore

                        where in bangalore can i get sirac 120/80 18.
                        please guys help me out.
                        also can you tell me which one from below is better :
                        Sirac 12-/80 18
                        MRF Moto D: 4.25 18
                        MRF Moto C: 4.25 18

                        Are there any other tyre that is good for the rear ...
                        any other suggestions ??
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                        Dreamer from heart, Traveler by choice , Biker by Passion

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                        • #4767
                          Originally posted by fluxmaster91 View Post
                          I'm hearing a lot about the Michelin Pilot Sporty, confused between 100/80-17 and 100/90-17... It's for the rear tyre. Which one is suitable for the cb twister and how does it affect the mileage? Also, how does it perform in wet conditions...? I'm afraid of riding in the rains...
                          Hi Fluxmaster,

                          My bike is shod with Pilot sporty, they offer good grip. I am not aware of, if they are available in 100/80-17 , but have seen them in 90 profile.

                          They will not adversely affect your mileage , unless you are going for wider or heavier tires. I am yet to test my Michelins in the rain, but the reviews I have read state that they perform quite well in the rain too.

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                          • #4768
                            How much do the stock yamaha r15 tyres cost? Dimensions are 80/90-17 and 100/80-17 ?
                            Also which is the best service person in mumbai preferably between malad to santacruz. Where should i buy my tyres from in the same area
                            Yamaha YZF R15 V1 (June 2012 onwards)

                            http://yamahapricelist.blogspot.in/

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                            • #4769
                              Originally posted by Aditya7 View Post
                              How much do the stock yamaha r15 tyres cost? Dimensions are 80/90-17 and 100/80-17 ?
                              Also which is the best service person in mumbai preferably between malad to santacruz. Where should i buy my tyres from in the same area
                              Last I had asked the price was quoted at 2300 Rs in Karnataka for the rear tyre.

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                              • #4770
                                Hiie guys me want to know that if me switch my fz16(2008) default Tyre 140/60 R17 to 120/80 R17 or 130/70 R17 should i have to change front 100/80 R17 for equaling the grip of the bike?

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