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Thanks for the suggestion bro! I'll consider this as an optionOriginally posted by abhilashabhi12 View PostMichelin M45 is around 2900 INR I guess not sure though.. Y dnt u hav a look @ ceat vertigos.. 120/80 its tubeless & its a direct fit on ZMA ( I assume U own a ZMA) & it actually works pretty decent on all kinds of surfaces
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Thanks dude, but I'm waiting for Zapper Q! 120*18!!Originally posted by L.P. View PostI Said: Soft Compound!!
Zapper C
MRF Nylo-Zapper FY 80/90 Section
Monster a Useless Tyre! i nstead go For MRF Meteor! 120/80 section 18", you won't be dissappointed!
NO need for that, put a 120/80 Section tyre!
Pulsar's rim size is different, and has got a wider stance,so the tyre seems to be wider than usual..
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Originally posted by lightgun View PostHello friends,
I am new to this forum, from this forum i am getting lots of info about the bike, thanks to the team of XBHP, great work guys..
Well i have a pulsar 220 and recently i saw FZ16, its very cool bike, i am planning to fitt both front and rear tyres of FZ16 to my Pulsar 220... so plz help me can it be done?? i want to fit those tyres to my same 220 mag wheels... so plz help me guys and your sujesstion is needed... thank you!Although pranay has suggested against it has any one done this and tried it out ?Originally posted by pranay;Also, fitment of the 140 size would require a mod to some parts of your rear, minor or major, and that is definitely not recommended.
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Also pranay has suggested that the front tyer of the FZ could be used in the 220 - anyone tried that.
some how the fz tyers feels musch better gripped that the p220 stock, jsut wanted ot get something better that stock.
Any suggestions.Last edited by bunnymarwaha; 08-21-2009, 06:09 PM.
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bit late to respond , thanks for the feedback and review i too will go for the same for my pulsa 220.Originally posted by chilled_fire View Postyup ,u should,the only surprising part is the increase in speed at higher RPMs
,the SIRACs are heavier than MRF .
the diffrence is the 120/80 stock and 120/90 sirac
thus Sirac is Larger in size (the outer diameter)
thuis for the one turn of the wheel it will travel further
so at the same rpm of 6K gives 83kmph larger tyer will give faster speed but lesser acceltation
So
larger tyre increase top speed and reduce accelration.
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There is a member here who has done the mod to his 220 and posted pics of it as well. As far as I remember, he required minor modifications like taking out of the half chain cover to put the FZ rear tire on his bike. He vouches for the increased grip the bike has got.Originally posted by bunnymarwaha View Postsome how the fz tyers feels musch better gripped that the p220 stock, jsut wanted ot get something better that stock.
Any suggestions.
Regarding the FZ front tire, I am thinking of putting it too.DoN\'t LivE tO DiE, dIe tO LiVe
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i prefer
well for indian roads i prefer the Michelin m45,dulop duro or the irc
m45
pros-excellent road grip on indian roads
cons:gets totally flatout within mins of puncture
dunlop duro
pros-excellent at cornering,tubeless so less headache of post puncture
cons:a bit heavy but wind cutting is good so hardly any drop of top speed
irc
pros-excellent roadgrip and reliable
cons-very coslty at someplaces,cheaper in bangalore distributer(half the price)
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What's ur opinion about Zapper Q and Zapper C?Originally posted by vikaskurup View Postwell for indian roads i prefer the Michelin m45,dulop duro or the irc
m45
pros-excellent road grip on indian roads
cons:gets totally flatout within mins of puncture
dunlop duro
pros-excellent at cornering,tubeless so less headache of post puncture
cons:a bit heavy but wind cutting is good so hardly any drop of top speed
irc
pros-excellent roadgrip and reliable
cons-very coslty at someplaces,cheaper in bangalore distributer(half the price)
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Thanks for suggestionOriginally posted by L.P. View PostMRF Nylo-Zapper FY 80/90 Section
but I already bought 100/80 Nylogrip-FX ,FZ's front tyre 2 days back... Got it for 1350 bucks ,its bit high but tht tyre is very difficult to get in Pune...
My friend has installed the same on his 220 and feedback is good, atleast better than stock tyres...
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Originally posted by L.P. View PostNO need for that, put a 120/80 Section tyre!
Pulsar's rim size is different, and has got a wider stance,so the tyre seems to be wider than usual..Yes, my take is, narrow rims will not provide the same width as a wider rim on the same tyre. For me. a 120 section rear in karizma rims simply is stretching too far. I feel it will not work as a 120 is suppose to. I'm not particularly concern whether it will fit. It will fit okay as most has already done it. Its just that I feel that its will not work as a 120 is designed for. It will certainly become narrower than it would on a wider rim.Originally posted by Raccoon View PostNot that I'v actually measured anything... but it seems obvious that Y has a rounded profile and C is flat. Hence C looks wider. Its contact patch obviously should be more.
@Racoon. Yes, good insight. I too think a flat surface will provide more contact patch when bike is standing straight, however will lessens as it starts to lean. However this should not effect the overall width of the tyre (not just the contact patch). My take is as "L.P" metioned. The rim is responsible for this. In fact I checked the rims today. Mine is slimmer. A 120/80 in such a skinny rim will make the tyre walls even more bigger than its suppose to taking away some of the width, hence making the circumfrence bigger, which by the way is already bigger than a 100/90. Also a 120/80 in the same scenario may have the same width in equivalent to a 110/80 on a wider rim. This is the reason I wanted a wider rim for my ZMA.
If anyone knows where to get motorcycle rims in mumbai. please let me know.
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Any idea where I can get IRC tyres in Chennai guys? Any sort of help/hint/pointer would be appreciated
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Originally posted by vikaskurup View Posthey looking for rtr 160 tires in mumbai...preferring irc michelin m45 or dunlop duro.metro tire and premji are way to expensive...and good place where i can find them at the actual rates.and other good soft compound tires u would like to suggest.im looking out for :
Tyre size (Front) 90/90 x 17” Tyre size (Rear) 100/80 x 18”
not interest in fatter tires.
id suggest the soft compound ceat vertigo rage..... awesome grip...... im usin the same on my rtr ..my specs... 120-80/18sigpic
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120/80 18 Sirac from Michelin -2350 to 2400 bucks.Originally posted by samuraiweasel View Posthey guys!
my brother has an aprilia rx50 1992 model with a cbz angine in it.
the problem is that the front rim is bretty bent, (bought it in a junkyard in italy and brought everything except the engine cus it was a solid block of rust), and i suggested to him that he change it into a motard.
what tyres are available in the 120/70 - 18 or 120/80 - 18 sizes.
please give prices as well as names.
thank you
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