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  • #7171
    Re: HELP!!! changing Glamour Tube tyres to tubeless

    Originally posted by chintu123 View Post
    so, can i change the tyres and go tubeless with out any problems to be faced in future? and is it safe?

    Although it may sound silly, but is it better to sell this bike and get one with tubeless tyres pre installed with tubeless rims?


    and if it is ok to replace the tyres on this bike, the stock tvs tyres that came with the glamour are

    front - 2.75x18- 42p/4 pr *both tyre sizes are from maxabout.
    rear - 3.00x18- 52 p/6 pr.

    but the tyre size of the tubeless ones (michelin) are 80/100- 18 47 p.

    are the sizes of the tyres same??

    .
    Your shop keeper was right. It is not safe to put tubeless tyre in normal wheel though in some way it is possible.

    Regarding the tyre size, the one you mentioned 80/100-18 would fit your bike. may be its around 3 mm high but that wont be an issue.

    If you desperately want tubeless tyre, then change the wheel to tubeless one and then fit the TL trye.

    Changing your bike is not necessary unless you are not happy with the bike performance for your kind of travel. I would say change your wheel and tyre to tubeless one..


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    • #7172
      Re: Tyres

      My father's Activa (2012 model) is due for rear tyre replacement. Which brand should i prefer and what will be it's cost?

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      • #7173
        Where could I get Michelin Pilot street in cudappah, AP

        I have an urgent work in chennai so am travelling to chennai tomorrow by bike (KTM Duke 390)
        Am 100km away from cudappah,AP. My tyre is currently in bad state. But could withstand 100km. And cudappah is the only city nearby.

        So where could I get Michelin Pilot street I cudappah.

        Also if possible can I go to chennai with this tyre.

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        • #7174
          Re: Tyres

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          • #7175
            Re: Tyres

            Hi Guys
            I want to know the Advantages and Disadvantages of using Ceat Gripp 3.00-17 as a FRONT tyre
            Attached Files
            Regards,
            BALAJI

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            • #7176
              Re: Tyres

              Anyone wanting a R15 v2 front tyre (Zapper FY1 90/80) in Bengaluru, I've a 1000kms old tyre which I used on my unicorn before selling it. PM me if interested.

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              • #7177
                Re: Tyres




                Guys help, should I change my bike's tyres?

                Pulsar 200ns
                18500+ kms

                I can't determine by seeing it that it has life left or not.

                Please suggest!
                Thank you in advance.
                A heAd tHat swEats Is beTter tHan oNe bLeEds.

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                • #7178
                  Re: Tyres

                  Change it ASAP. Looks like it's worn irregularly.

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                  • #7179
                    Re: Tyres

                    Hi guys.
                    It has been 500 kms since my front Tyre upgrade to the Ceat gripp 3.00-17 (for better off-road grip and as an experiment I wanted to try). Handle was weighed up by 15-20% . But it is not much of a problem for me . The Tyre just holds its line on every terrain I tried (road , slush , sand , gravel). Braking feedback is just awesome( can feel the Tyre gripping even under hard breaking)
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                    Regards,
                    BALAJI

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                    • #7180
                      Re: Tyres

                      MRF have launched a new tyre they claim is specifically designed for cornering.
                      Does anyone on the forum know details about this. .?
                      Admins could throw some light.
                      Its branded masseter

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                      • #7181
                        Re: Tyres

                        Originally posted by Arshad Shaikh View Post
                        MRF have launched a new tyre they claim is specifically designed for cornering.
                        Does anyone on the forum know details about this. .?
                        Admins could throw some light.
                        Its branded masseter
                        There is a thread about Massetter in the news section.

                        MRF MASSETER - Master the art of cornering with with the new tire offering from MRF - xBhp.com : The Global Indian Biking Community
                        http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/showthread.php?t=36445
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                        • #7182
                          Re: Tyres

                          Looking for a 120/80-18 TL Tyre with with good grip especially in wet conditions, what options are available ?

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                          • #7183
                            Yamaha R15 V1 Tyre Change

                            Hi,

                            Presently i have stock tyres (MRF) 100/80-17 in my R15 V1 now i want to change my tyres to 120/80-17 does changing in size causes handling issues or mileage drops etc?
                            One more thing after installing new tyre I'm thinking to fill anti puncture liquid in it because roads near my house r not good and had 5 puncture in 6 months for present tyre soo thinking to fill anti puncture liquid does this causes balancing issues or obligation and puncture guy said that liquid will causes rust to rims im very confused please help me

                            Thanks

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                            • #7184
                              Re: Tyres

                              Good quality Sealant won't cause any damage to rims. But if you leave your bike unused for a long time it will accumulate at the valve area making it a bit tough to top up air.
                              For the tyre, 120 will make the bike sluggish so I would suggest go with Pulsar tyre 100/90 if you really want to.
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                              • #7185
                                Re: Tyres

                                Any recommended place or shop in pune to get Michelin pilot street 150/60 [MENTION=28959]decent[/MENTION] price?
                                Online prices are around 5400

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