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Originally posted by Sarvajit
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Bro i went through your posts, but couldn't find it.Can u post the link one more time ,It will be helpful
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So am almost about to fit rear Pirelli Sport Demon on my ZMA. 110/90/18. Cost = Rs. 3600
Guys if anyone had used it before plz tell wot does it behave like? Any drop in average or speed? Traction control? n is the cost right?
Be quick plz.
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my personal take ...Originally posted by spiderweb View PostSo am almost about to fit rear Pirelli Sport Demon on my ZMA. 110/90/18. Cost = Rs. 3600
Guys if anyone had used it before plz tell wot does it behave like? Any drop in average or speed? Traction control? n is the cost right?
Be quick plz.
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OK so can I get M85 in 110/90/18 or 100/90/18 ?Originally posted by sam92 View Postmy personal take ...
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or any answers to Winzee's query from above?
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@ winzee and spiderweb
for you my friends
Ab meri bhi thodi help kardo
@ spidy
dont know if its sport demon . But for traction and grip its always Pirelli
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Or try and get hold of bridgestone batlax . Many guys who could really afford it go for it . But i really dont know where to find them . According to what I have read , Racers do use them on tracks in India . But they may wear out more earlier , but then i havent used any pirelli or batlax so dont know whats the comparo and how long they last . Take others advise also
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no good thing ever dies .
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^^^thx for the info dude.
I checked 3 Bridgestone shops, no one keeps it, but MRF n other local brands.
Pirelli is best if you want traction control, yes agreed 100%. Its the official tyre for WSBK Racing.
@WINZEE & RAZOR: Here's wot Outworldly found for us, by xbhp'ian GoGreen...
How to convert from 1 Nomenclature to another
3.00 18
Tyre width 3 Inches, Sidewall height 100% = 3 inches, Rim size 18 inch.
1 inch = 25.4 mm
Therefore
25.4 X 3 / 25.4 X 3 18
76.2/76.2 18
Rounded off 75/75 18.
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Convert 100/90 18 to other nomenclature
Since the sidewall height is 90 % in this size and it is considered 100 % in other nomenclature, there cannot be a conversion, but tyre size would be close to
3.93 Inches tyre width/ 3.53 Inches Sidewall height
( 1mm = .0393 inches )
So that means wot we saw at Sign tyres was a 75/75 18.
Last edited by spiderweb; 09-17-2009, 01:26 AM.
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Hi,Did u made any alteration in ur RTR while fitting 120/80 tyre. Before 2 days i changed my rear tyre with perilli tubeless 120/80 but it is wobbling and gets worn out in side wall of it. Any suggestions........Comment
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Originally posted by spiderweb View Post^^^thx for the info dude.
I checked 3 Bridgestone shops, no one keeps it, but MRF n other local brands.
Pirelli is best if you want traction control, yes agreed 100%. Its the official tyre for WSBK Racing.
@WINZEE & RAZOR: Here's wot Outworldly found for us, by xbhp'ian GoGreen...
How to convert from 1 Nomenclature to another
3.00 18
Tyre width 3 Inches, Sidewall height 100% = 3 inches, Rim size 18 inch.
1 inch = 25.4 mm
Therefore
25.4 X 3 / 25.4 X 3 18
76.2/76.2 18
Rounded off 75/75 18.
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Convert 100/90 18 to other nomenclature
Since the sidewall height is 90 % in this size and it is considered 100 % in other nomenclature, there cannot be a conversion, but tyre size would be close to
3.93 Inches tyre width/ 3.53 Inches Sidewall height
( 1mm = .0393 inches )
So that means wot we saw at Sign tyres was a 75/75 18.
but do u think my 4.00-18 M45 (the current rear tyre on my bike) is 101/101*18?
i don't think so man! it looks huge ain't it?A good long ride can clear your mind, restore your faith, and use up a lot of fuel.
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Yeah....from what i have heard from the tyre guys is that 3.00 is equal to 90/90Originally posted by razorBlades View Post but do u think my 4.00-18 M45 (the current rear tyre on my bike) is 101/101*18?
i don't think so man! it looks huge ain't it?
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Yes buddy, there was a tyre size conversion chart link posted earlier.Originally posted by onlinesatish View PostYeah....from what i have heard from the tyre guys is that 3.00 is equal to 90/90
I will reiterate:
2.75/18" will correspond to 80/90/18"
3.00/18" will correspond to 90/90/18"
Going by that logic:
3.25/18" should correspond to 110/90/18"
3.5/18" should correspond to 120/90/18"
3.75/18" should correspond to 130/90/18"Quench my thirst with gasoline!Comment
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2.75x18 = 70/100x18Originally posted by Sarvajit View Post
3.00x18 = 75/100x18
3.25x18 = 85/100x18
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4.00x18 = 100/100x18
Read this Car Bibles : The Wheel and Tyre Bible Page 1 of 2 for more info on tyre sizing!
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It would still come to more or less the same coz the overall dia remains the same!Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post2.75x18 = 70/100x18
3.00x18 = 75/100x18
3.25x18 = 85/100x18
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4.00x18 = 100/100x18
Read this Car Bibles : The Wheel and Tyre Bible Page 1 of 2 for more info on tyre sizing!
eg. 80/90x18" & 75/100x18" in terms of 100 thickness but mostly we use 90 thickness.Quench my thirst with gasoline!Comment
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More or less the same is not the exact size, rite?
Use the convertor in the link I have posted find the exact sizes!_________________________
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Agreed bro...but where do we find tyres with 100 thickness&75 section?Originally posted by prafultripathy View PostMore or less the same is not the exact size, rite?
Use the convertor in the link I have posted find the exact sizes!
We need to map these charts to our existing market options to have the closest match.
Edit: I found the chart: Now let us compare so that finally some good comes out of this for whoever is gonna buy!
Last edited by Sarvajit; 09-17-2009, 02:23 PM.Quench my thirst with gasoline!Comment
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