Since '02 xBhp is different things to different people. From a close knit national community of bikers to India's only motorcycling lifestyle magazine and a place to make like-minded biker friends. Join us

Castrol Power 1

Stop braking before you start turning.

Our Partner

Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Tyres

Collapse
This is a sticky topic.
X
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • Re: Tyres

    Originally posted by Divyanshp150 View Post
    Yes it will wear out faster and is bad on rough terrain and off road sections....
    But on tarmac its leach.
    Sometimes people will spend a lot on the performance needed,
    An fz is an amazing handler and it deserves even better tyres
    But then the price is a deal breaker for many.
    Anyways depends on individuals.


    divyansh....

    Yes fz has got brilliant chassis, both the tyres and the small engine is not doing justice to this kind of bike, she deserves more powerful engine and tar like tyres.

    Comment


    • Re: Tyres

      Hey guyz..Is there any difference between tube-type rims & Tubeless rims??

      I know the difference in tires & how to identify. But how can I identify if my rims support tubeless.
      Any identification marks like those in tires?
      My steed is RTR-Hyperedge 2010 model. Stocks came with tube-type tires.
      So will it support tubeless tires??
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
      With great power comes great responsibility...
      http://speedster-travelogues.blogspot.in

      Comment


      • Re: Tyres

        Originally posted by susheelkumar View Post
        Hey guyz..Is there any difference between tube-type rims & Tubeless rims??

        I know the difference in tires & how to identify. But how can I identify if my rims support tubeless.
        Any identification marks like those in tires?
        My steed is RTR-Hyperedge 2010 model. Stocks came with tube-type tires.
        So will it support tubeless tires??

        You can use tubeless tyres with your existing alloy wheels, you just have to change the air filling nozzle in the rim and you are good to go,alos make sure that your alloys are not bend or deformed at any place.

        Comment


        • Re: Tyres

          Originally posted by kusmaker View Post
          You can use tubeless tyres with your existing alloy wheels, you just have to change the air filling nozzle in the rim and you are good to go,alos make sure that your alloys are not bend or deformed at any place.
          Thanks for the info yaar.
          ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
          With great power comes great responsibility...
          http://speedster-travelogues.blogspot.in

          Comment


          • Re: Tyres

            The MRF REVZ-S 130/70 R17 is also a soft and radial tyre like the michelin street radial..donno y its so expensive. almost 2k more than the mrf.
            Originally posted by Divyanshp150 View Post
            Its a radial tyre my brother,
            And very soft compound too.
            Being a radial tyre its more resistant to flexing and deforming even on a little lower air,
            Overall a superior design.
            More puncture resistant too.
            And man it grips!


            divyansh....
            ----consecutive posts auto-merged-----

            The revz-s tyre which u r mentioning comes only in 130/70..the 140 section tyre is mrf revz not revz-s....and the revz-s will be lighter than ceat.. and it will be better for the NS.
            Originally posted by Tanzing Sherpa View Post
            which one is lighter MRF Revz S 140 or Ceat Zoom XL 140.And better for 200 NS

            Comment


            • Re: Tyres

              Originally posted by susheelkumar View Post
              Thanks for the info yaar.
              My pleasure..

              Comment


              • Re: Tyres

                Originally posted by Divyanshp150 View Post
                Im using a michelin sirac street 100/18 on my pulsar 150 classic

                The tyre is awsome in dirt, good on dry tarmac - Agreed
                Unbelievably good on wet sludge and ok in wet tarmac - Really? Are you sure?
                If you are a sedate rider and dont go over 100 then its good - Agreed

                Tvs made michelins are at par with zper c and qs
                Muxh better than tvs euroslips and crapchakras.....
                Zapper q if you can source is also good!
                And it might not be a direct fit
                You might need to cut the chain cover... not sure but. Hunk owner might tell you better.


                divyansh....
                Sirac street is rumored to be manufactured by TVS and is hard compound. I have been using it since 15k kms and I can tell you it GRIPS very bad on wet roads.
                25k kms old zappers grip better on wet roads than sirac street!!


                Originally posted by susheelkumar View Post
                Hey guyz..Is there any difference between tube-type rims & Tubeless rims??

                I know the difference in tires & how to identify. But how can I identify if my rims support tubeless.
                Any identification marks like those in tires?
                My steed is RTR-Hyperedge 2010 model. Stocks came with tube-type tires.
                So will it support tubeless tires??
                Like @kusmaker said you can use TL tyres on alloys. But make sure your alloy is free from bends. Even a slightest bend will create problems(Air leakage). I had this problem so had to use a tube.
                Last edited by manubhat; 05-07-2014, 04:54 PM.
                Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.

                Comment


                • Re: Tyres

                  Originally posted by manubhat View Post
                  Sirac street is rumored to be manufactured by TVS and is hard compound. I have been using it since 15k kms and I can tell you it GRIPS very bad on wet roads.
                  25k kms old zappers grip better on wet roads than sirac street!!




                  Like @kusmaker said you can use TL tyres on alloys. But make sure your alloy is free from bends. Even a slightest bend will create problems(Air leakage). I had this problem so had to use a tube.
                  Yes bro. On wet tarmac is not good
                  But on muddy off road sections its very good.
                  I generally stay below 80 bro.

                  divyansh....

                  Comment


                  • Re: Tyres

                    Hey folks..I enquired the prices of MRF tires of different models in bangalore.

                    Zapper Vyde (TL)- 2600/-
                    Zapper Q (TL)- 2300/-
                    Meteor (TT)- 2000/-

                    Are they quoting high?
                    I'm planning to go for Zapper Vyde.
                    Last edited by susheelkumar; 05-08-2014, 08:33 PM.
                    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
                    With great power comes great responsibility...
                    http://speedster-travelogues.blogspot.in

                    Comment


                    • Re: Tyres

                      Originally posted by susheelkumar View Post
                      Hey folks..I enquired the prices of MRF tires of different models in bangalore.

                      Zapper Vyde (TL)- 2600/-
                      Zapper Q (TL)- 2300/-
                      Meteor (TT)- 2000/-

                      Are they quoting high?
                      I'm planning to go for Zapper Vyde.
                      Price in kolkata is 2450 so I suppose the price is ok from where you are....
                      Try to haggle a little on the prices they have a margin of 300rs or so.

                      divyansh....

                      Comment


                      • Re: Tyres

                        Hello all
                        I wanted to change rear tyre of my pulsar 200ns to 150/60 size from last 4 months and didn't changed due to low money (college student ) . Now I have arranged it and want to change asap but unable to find in ludhiana so if someone's from ludhiana please help me from where can I get it.
                        Thanks

                        Sent from my ST27i using xBhp Connect mobile app

                        Comment


                        • Re: Tyres

                          Originally posted by maninderz View Post
                          Hello all
                          I wanted to change rear tyre of my pulsar 200ns to 150/60 size from last 4 months and didn't changed due to low money (college student ) . Now I have arranged it and want to change asap but unable to find in ludhiana so if someone's from ludhiana please help me from where can I get it.
                          Thanks

                          Sent from my ST27i using xBhp Connect mobile app
                          150 section is a littlebtoo big no?
                          Why a 150 in particular? Any special tyre in mind?


                          divyansh....

                          Comment


                          • Re: Tyres

                            Originally posted by Divyanshp150 View Post
                            150 section is a littlebtoo big no?
                            Why a 150 in particular? Any special tyre in mind?


                            divyansh....
                            Guess he has the revz c of D200 in mind!

                            Comment


                            • Re: Tyres

                              Originally posted by Srvn View Post
                              Guess he has the revz c of D200 in mind!
                              Yes sir , i need duke 200 's rear tyre .

                              Sent from my ST27i using xBhp Connect mobile app

                              Comment


                              • Re: Tyres

                                Anyone here using ktm duke 200's front tyre 110/70-17 on Cbr 250r...?
                                I need a tyre change so soon and im not satisfied with the contigo's grip and I can't afford michellin pilot as well
                                So I guess MRF revz is the only option I got
                                Does it perform better than contigo on cbr...?

                                Sent from my GT-N7100
                                Vishnu S Kurup on facebook.

                                BlackListed-#1

                                Comment

                                Working...
                                X