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Originally posted by kirankoti
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That person who quoted that price wanted to loot you big time. I was quoted 1850 and 1950 for front and rear respectively. Still want to know whether this is the correct price -
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hey is der any way in which u can extend/expand the swing arm so to fit a wider tyre...if so,how is it done ?....n how will dis affect sprocket, chain...plz help...Comment
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Hi Aditya,Originally posted by Aditya7 View Post
The price included the tube , so it could have been around that. Anyways, I did not buy it , I went with Pilot Sporty.Comment
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Hey,Originally posted by kirankoti View Post
The tyres are tubeless tyres! There isnt supposed to be a tube!Comment
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Are there any options available for duke 200 for on/off road use, specifically for a trip to leh?Comment
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can we fit yamaha r15 version 2.0 swingarm for honda unicorn...??Comment
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I was trying to get a replacement for my Apache RTR 180's rear tyres which are in pristine condition but skids really lot...
I was suggested that R15 v2.0's new 130/80-R17 tyres would fit since i was looking for a soft compound tyre. But going to the MRF showroom proved otherwise. It was too big for the swing arm.
Do you guys know of any 120/80-70/17" soft compound tyres which i can put in for my RTR ? Price would not be a problem because the last two years I've rode on TVS sreechakra tyres was a nightmare.
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Yes my exact reason for not going for the tyre and it was a tad too wide for my Discover 125 , I like leaning into corners and the lower profile and soft rubber made me consider it.Originally posted by Aditya7 View Post
Anything can be fitted on to anything with enough modification , but will it achieve the intended result is a question and the cost benefit ratio.Originally posted by speedxxx View Post
May I ask why do you want to go the R15 swing arm?Comment
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I know what you mean. My brother has an Apache 180RTR, and every time I rode it, it was a nightmare. It was a skid-happy tyre, prone to skidding every time you tried to lean on it or saw a patch of water.Originally posted by pybliss View Post
Pirelli Sport Demons would seem to be the best option for you, though 110/80 "17 and 120/80 "17s are rarer that the 130/70 and 140/70s.
Or you could go for the MRF Zapper-C 120/80. I never had any problems with them, and they were more than adequate for the job. Good wet and dry grip. In fact, better wet-road grip than the Contis I have on my CBR250.Comment
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Maraque, thank you for replying..
Isnt MRF Zapper-C 120/80, a tyre with tube.. i was looking for a tubeless one.. i hope the pirellis are tubeless.
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actually i want to mod d whole back o d unicorn....n want 2 fit d r15 ver2.0 tyreOriginally posted by kirankoti View Post
n swingarm.....so jus wanted 2 knw if it is possible...Comment
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Yes Pirelli SD is tubelessOriginally posted by pybliss View Post
First of all I hope you know we don't acknowledge sms language on our forum.Originally posted by speedxxx View Post
Secondly why do you want to get a 130 profile on unicorn (I guess just for looks), it will hamper unicorn's handling, mileage, speed, accelerationLast edited by prateek2210; 06-20-2012, 09:43 PM.Fare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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The Zapper C is a tubeless tyre and comes stock with the P220.Originally posted by pybliss View Post
And like prateek2210 said, the PSDs are tubeless.Comment
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yeah actually...the MOD is just for looks....the bike is around 7 years old and am not really expecting any performance from it....and has clocked more than 70,000 kms.....so now just want the bike to look good....Originally posted by prateek2210 View PostComment
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I will be taking my duke 200 to leh in july, and am not confident about the oem tyres for offroading, and wet grip in the hills. Are there any options in the dual purpose tyres in the stock size, if not, can 140/70r17 be used instead of 150/60r17. What are my options, please suggest something as I am quite confused.Comment
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