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  • #6691
    Re: Which bike tyre is best

    Originally posted by insurancehunter View Post
    i have a issue with my rear mrf tyre. it kinda looses air from its sidewalls. i guess rim might be bent a bit though not visible or felt. could be tyre sidewall is not proper. someone suggested putting that liquid inside tyre that seals up with contact to air. is it a good idea ? will i never have to fill air then ? the puncture walla was suggesting it for 150/per tyre. what do you guys suggest. i dont wanna buy new tyre or rim for my near 7 year old bike.
    Get rim out from a known fabricator ..
    Should cost around 1000 depending on the severity of bend and recolouring the rim ..
    Cheapest option use tube ...
    Liquid isn't any good had tried it ..
    Any reason on why not spend on new rim ? She's being with you for 7 years ..atleast it deserves a new rim

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    • #6692
      Re: Which bike tyre is best

      Originally posted by vivek7593 View Post
      Get rim out from a known fabricator ..
      Should cost around 1000 depending on the severity of bend and recolouring the rim ..
      Cheapest option use tube ...
      Liquid isn't any good had tried it ..
      Any reason on why not spend on new rim ? She's being with you for 7 years ..atleast it deserves a new rim

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      Im not even sure the rim is bent. Might be a bad tyre. Either way I dont wanna buy a new tyre too. Why did the luquid thing not work when you tried ? What went wrong. Its just that I no lo ger care fr it as I wanna get a new car and then a new ninja maybe.

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      Originally posted by vivek7593 View Post
      Get rim out from a known fabricator ..
      Should cost around 1000 depending on the severity of bend and recolouring the rim ..
      Cheapest option use tube ...
      Liquid isn't any good had tried it ..
      Any reason on why not spend on new rim ? She's being with you for 7 years ..atleast it deserves a new rim

      Sent from my AO5510 using xBhp Connect mobile app
      Im not even sure the rim is bent. Might be a bad tyre. Either way I dont wanna buy a new tyre too. Why did the luquid thing not work when you tried ? What went wrong. Its just that I no lo ger care fr it as I wanna get a new car and then a new ninja maybe.

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      • #6693
        Re: Which bike tyre is best

        Originally posted by insurancehunter View Post
        Im not even sure the rim is bent. Might be a bad tyre. Either way I dont wanna buy a new tyre too. Why did the luquid thing not work when you tried ? What went wrong. Its just that I no lo ger care fr it as I wanna get a new car and then a new ninja maybe.
        .
        Liquid didn't seal it completely still had minor leaks ...
        Tyre has warranty can be replaced if defective ..
        Thats just sad bro !
        I agree its a machine but still man in 8 years i have attached so much to my splendour that i just cant think of selling it or just leave her unattended ..

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        • #6694
          Re: Which bike tyre is best

          Will get my bullet std 500 in a few days,
          If any one here put tube less tyre in alloys ?? planning to buy the following alloy also.
          http://autoheaven.in/collections/details.aspx?id=403&segment=SegmentId=49


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          Will get my bullet std 500 in a few days,
          If any one here put tube less tyre in alloys ?? planning to buy the following alloy also.
          http://autoheaven.in/collections/details.aspx?id=403&segment=SegmentId=49

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          Maruti Suzuki Ritz Vxi 06.May.2014
          RE Bullet 500 Jet Black 04.May.2015 - 03.March.2017
          Bajaj Dominar ABS Moon White 17.March.2017

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          • #6695
            Re: Which bike tyre is best

            Hey Guys ,
            Recently Bought Royal Enfield Electra 350cc , Need To Change Both Tyre . Plz Suggest Me Guys . Stock One Is Ceat !!
            My Wish To Ride Whole India On Two Wheels .

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            • #6696
              Re: Tyres

              What are the best options available in size 140/70-17??

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              • #6697
                Re: Tyres

                Originally posted by Mail2vasant View Post
                What are the best options available in size 140/70-17??
                One of the options would be Michelin Pilot Street radial 140/70-17

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                • #6698
                  Re: Tyres

                  Originally posted by sanjaynk15 View Post
                  One of the options would be Michelin Pilot Street radial 140/70-17
                  Anything more economical?? In the range of less that 3500

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                  • #6699
                    Re: Tyres

                    Originally posted by Mail2vasant View Post
                    Anything more economical?? In the range of less that 3500
                    Ceat Zoom XL- 3400
                    Michelin pilot sporty - 3457(right now on snapdeal)

                    Cheers!

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                    • #6700
                      Re: Tyres

                      Back tyre of Honda CB trigger MRF 110/80 17 tubeless is not available,
                      Is there any other tyres available like ceat?

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                      • #6701
                        Re: Tyres

                        Originally posted by pradeeppk View Post
                        Back tyre of Honda CB trigger MRF 110/80 17 tubeless is not available,
                        Is there any other tyres available like ceat?

                        Sent from my MB526 using Tapatalk 2

                        Yes. There is Ceat Zoom XL 110/80-17.
                        Zapper C 110/80-17 is also available on snapdeal. The difference in pricing is around 200 bucks.
                        Cheers!

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                        • #6702
                          Re: Tyres

                          Now, What is the option availble for 110/70 R17 in general ? Don't want any soft compound puncture prone Tyre....

                          Usage - City tarmac and broken roads at normal commuting.

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                          • #6703
                            Re: Tyres

                            Originally posted by Neel08 View Post
                            Now, What is the option availble for 110/70 R17 in general ? Don't want any soft compound puncture prone Tyre....

                            Usage - City tarmac and broken roads at normal commuting.


                            Ceat zoom xl 110/70-17 would be better for broken roads as well as normal city riding. Looks tough.

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                            • #6704
                              Re: Tyres

                              I got both my tyres replaced today on my CBR250r. For front i got metzeler m5 110/70-17 and for rear i got ceat xoom 140/70-17.
                              Right after the installing the tyres, the handling feels so weird. I am absolutely clueless. I opted for correct size tyre but the handling is so different. The problem is that the fronts seems too heavy. When i turn the handle towards one direction, the bikes feels dragged towards that direction. Any suggestions?

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                              • #6705
                                Re: Tyres

                                Hey any idea about motorcycle wheel balancing and alignment in delhi? Preferably in east delhi.

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