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  • #6316
    Re: Need help with R15 V1.0 Front tyre

    Originally posted by Coyote View Post
    Hey Guys,

    Need help with the front tyre 80/90 - 17 for R15. This is not available in Hyderabad market. All the MRF dealers are suggesting to chose a different option as there is shortage and some of them are saying MRF stopped manufacturing. Will the R15 V2.0 front tyre be the next alternative. Please suggest me the correct alternative.
    During the designing stage of the r15 v1 its fabled that yamaha rejected 6 tyres by mrf, so mrf r and d and to work super hsrd to design the tyre ! So yeah yamaha were very picky on their tyres and even though the bike looked skinny toed its handling is much better than anything 2 classes over. Messing with that is not right. But then tyres are tyres. Relax and go with the v2 front tyre, its just 10 mm thicker. What you will experience is better braking, good grip on the bad stuff, s little heaver handling and a but flater profile on the tyre face since the v2 front rim 'feels' a bit wider(it may not be so this csn be fine). You might feel handle is a bit heavier but its mostly in your head too. Go ahead. I would.

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    • #6317
      Re: Tyres

      [QUOTE=vvk1987;1070951]Is it MRF on R15 v2 ??
      Specific Model??



      Current MRF zapper C 120/80 locks like crazy on braking
      So want a change ,if any 120/80 is good ,pls advice
      I am totally new to tyres



      CyanogenMod 11 d2att]



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      R15v2 has mrf revs in the rear
      For the p220 have a look at the ceat vertigo 120/80 good for monsoons. Michelins maybe.

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      • #6318
        Re: Tyres

        I too was on the look out for 120/80-18 profile tyres for my classic 500....the only tire I found in my area is the MRF Zapper C.
        Would it be a good choice? Can someone tell me how is its braking and cornering performance...
        I am little choosy about my tire since the classic is not a light bike...

        Also came across 2 tires named TVS Jumbo and Ceat Vertigo Rage in the same profile on Snapdeal...any users who'd like to review the same?

        Update: Another shop I came across told they have a Dunlop tire for 120/ 80-18...but they will have to bring it from another shop branch in a different place...they said it will cost between 2000-3000rs and will bring it there if I wanted....i asked to at least tell me the name of the tire....he said dunlop neo something....any idea which one it is?

        Sent from my Brain to your Device..
        Last edited by Richu Royce; 06-14-2014, 02:57 PM.

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        • #6319
          Re: Tyres

          Need help with my P200NS .

          I am planning to change my front tyre to the stock size however I am looking for a better tyre than Eurogrip.
          Considering monsoon around the corner, looking for something that offer grip and braking even in wet conditions.

          On my stock tyres, I have no front brake/grip during rain ...i am left to user rear.
          On dry the braking is Ok , but could improve.

          Any help would be great, specially from NS owners who has used and tried


          Considering the following : MRF ZAPPER S
          MRF ZAPPER C
          MRF ZFX
          Michelin PILOT SPORTY


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          • #6320
            Re: Tyres

            Originally posted by pv1984 View Post
            Need help with my P200NS .

            I am planning to change my front tyre to the stock size however I am looking for a better tyre than Eurogrip.
            Considering monsoon around the corner, looking for something that offer grip and braking even in wet conditions.

            On my stock tyres, I have no front brake/grip during rain ...i am left to user rear.
            On dry the braking is Ok , but could improve.

            Any help would be great, specially from NS owners who has used and tried


            Considering the following : MRF ZAPPER S
            MRF ZAPPER C
            MRF ZFX
            Michelin PILOT SPORTY


            How about Mrf's front zapper fs TL.

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            • #6321
              Re: Tyres

              Originally posted by kusmaker View Post
              How about Mrf's front zapper fs TL.
              Stock Size ??

              How is the grip in Dry and wet ?

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              • #6322
                Re: Tyres

                Originally posted by pv1984 View Post
                Stock Size ??

                How is the grip in Dry and wet ?

                In the bone dry heat this tyre has performed exceptionally well, tyre has not been tested in full wet situations as the monsoon hasn't arrived in delhi, but in partial rain tyre grip was quite good.
                Last edited by kusmaker; 06-15-2014, 07:46 PM.

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                • #6323
                  Re: Tyres

                  Originally posted by kusmaker View Post
                  In the bone dry heat this tyre has performed exceptionally well, tyre has not been tested in full wet situations as the monsoon hasn't arrived in delhi, but in partial rain tyre grip was quite good.
                  Bone dry ...we know how hot it is in delhi . Will try to see its available during the week.
                  Thanks kusmaker

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                  • #6324
                    Re: Tyres

                    Originally posted by pv1984 View Post
                    Bone dry ...we know how hot it is in delhi . Will try to see its available during the week.
                    Thanks kusmaker
                    Man how do you know how hot delhi is right now, My pleasure buddy.

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                    • #6325
                      Re: Tyres

                      Pls help
                      Best good grip tyre
                      Michelin sirac street or ceat grip
                      Any better than this

                      tej

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                      • #6326
                        Re: Tyres

                        Originally posted by tej1 View Post
                        Pls help
                        Best good grip tyre
                        Michelin sirac street or ceat grip
                        Any better than this

                        tej
                        Go for Michelin.

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                        • #6327
                          Re: Tyres

                          Originally posted by tej1 View Post
                          Pls help
                          Best good grip tyre
                          Michelin sirac street or ceat grip
                          Any better than this

                          tej

                          Ceat gripp is also very grippy and good tire, take a look at both the tyres.

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                          • #6328
                            Re: Tyres

                            IF Anyone who has used or currently using MRF ZAPPER FY1 (r15v2 front tyre) on their P220 could please upload the pic of the tyre and front mud guard, it will be really helpful. I wanted to see how much the lower profile(90/80 instead of 90/90) of tyre increases the gap btw the tyre and mud guard.

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                            • #6329
                              Re: Tyres

                              Originally posted by Praful View Post
                              The older activa/dio came with tyre + tuffup tubes. Then the newer activa/dio started coming with tubless tyres.

                              I am guessing the wheels are same for old and new, right?

                              So I should be able to the TL ones instead of TT ?

                              **BUMP**

                              Reposting old question again...
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                              LoneWolfRides©

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                              • #6330
                                Re: Tyres

                                Originally posted by Praful View Post
                                **BUMP**

                                Reposting old question again...

                                There can be some difference as the older Activa came with tuffup tube type tyre, and tyres do get punctured in this type of arrangement, but in tubeless tyres rims might be different, i would say check at your nearest showroom or svc and inquire about this matter, if the svc says there is no difference in the rims of both old and new scooter then you can definitely go for tubeless tyres.

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