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Originally posted by ACE_HUNTER
I saw MRF Meteor 100/90 TT any reviews about this ? can i fit this in my discover rear ? & ZAPPER-C 100/90x17 has been discontinued ? please confirm.
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Guys need HELP!!!
I saw MRF Meteor 100/90 TT any reviews about this ? can i fit this in my discover rear ? & ZAPPER-C 100/90x17 has been discontinued ? please confirm.Last edited by MR ACE; 02-09-2010, 10:20 PM.Failure should never go to heart & success should never go to head,both makes a person to fall in life-Winston Churchill
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Can someone tell me whether changing to 100 section rear of R15 from 110 section of RTR180, will it affect the straight line stability of the bike? And how is the grip of the R15 tyres on wet and off road? Expecting a reply.You can only ride better tomorrow if you ride safe today.Comment
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The RTR rear is 18" while R15 rear is 17". I don't think you should go for it. Though the R15 tyre offers excellent grip&stability in tarmac&wet, offroading is not exactly its forte, due to being soft compound.Originally posted by theguitarfreak View PostQuench my thirst with gasoline!Comment
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RTR180 has 17" rear.Originally posted by Sarvajit View PostYou can only ride better tomorrow if you ride safe today.Comment
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But 160 has 18" rear!Originally posted by theguitarfreak View Post
Quench my thirst with gasoline!Comment
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Nope, The RTR 180 rear is 17".. He can go for it but Off roading will only be the problem with these tyres, It offers excellent grip on tarmacOriginally posted by Sarvajit View PostFun Starts at Redline!!!Comment
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Best pair of Rubbers : Survey
Hi Members,
The main thing that we learned after the Release of R15 is that how good is a Pair of Rubbers important for an Bike...
The Handling, The Cornering, The Braking, The Road Grip Etc Etc
At that stage only many of us came to know that Tyres also plays an Vital Role in a Bikes Stabiliy...
Though there is an Active Thread available in XBHP for Tyres...
This Thread will be a Survey Thread to know how many of our Xbhpians Recommend which Brand Tyres... and why
There are "N" Number of local and International Brands available in the International Market - But here im Including only 14 options of the Most Common Brands...
Members can reply to the post by the following manner
Name of the Bike :
Name of Tyres Used from Date to Date :
Tyres Profile :
Price Costed :
Lasted how many KM's :
Your Feedback on the used Tyres :
Mods : Since the Tyres Thread doesnt proves to be Vitally use for a member who wants to change his Rubbers Immediately - this thread will help for Individuals who are in Need - Hope this is approved....Comment
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Im mostly a city rider and plan to tour occasionally. So should i go for the R15 rear tyre? For the front im going for the P220 90/90 17" tyre. Dont know the exact names of these two tyres. Can someone enlighten me?Originally posted by road_ripper View PostYou can only ride better tomorrow if you ride safe today.Comment
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Changed the front & rear tires today with MRF ZAPPERS from Crappy EUROGRIP tiresOriginally posted by ACE_HUNTER View PostGuys need HELP!!!
I saw MRF Meteor 100/90 TT any reviews about this ? can i fit this in my discover rear ? & ZAPPER-C 100/90x17 has been discontinued ? please confirm.
pics in Bajaj Discover(All Version) Ownership thread.Failure should never go to heart & success should never go to head,both makes a person to fall in life-Winston Churchill
Yesterday is history.
Tomorrow is a mystery.
Today is a gift, That is why it is called \"Present\".
Enjoy every moment.Comment
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Are the bulges just a visual soar or does it cause some instability in riding ?Originally posted by winzeee View Post??
It does have a rib in the centre.
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Its T\L
With 28psi the bulges are not very noticable . But as the tyre heats up its very much noticeable.It had 0 puncture aswell
Sometimes riding an over inflated tyre through bad roads can also cause this situation. Please refer to the bike's owner's manual and change the pressure as recommended.Comment
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India becomes the first country in Asia to launch its own 2 Wheels website. Check it out!!
http://motorcycle.michelin.inComment
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Nice website -Originally posted by GoGreen View Post
How does the naming work for michelin..i can see 120/18 & 4.0etc.
Is that like a front and rear tyre specs ??Comment
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Changed both tires of my Apache 180 today. Got an MRF zapper FS for the front one. And the zapper S for the rear. Tried some twisties after putting them on. The grip is just awesome! Even a great lean angles it inspires lot of confidence, a lot lot more than the TVS tyres. Will be able to comment on them more after notching up a few miles.
But one thing that has happened is that the top speed has got reduced while the acceleration has increased. Earlier my bike used to ride at 53 (speedo indicated) at 4k rpm in 5th gear. Now its doing 50 at the same. Might have to do some re-sprocketing later. Also expecting an increase in mileage. Will post more on it soon.You can only ride better tomorrow if you ride safe today.Comment
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All bike manufacturer use both naming conventions eg. 100/90 18 or 4.00 18Originally posted by gautam View Post
the first one is in mm and the other is in inches. I have explained before in the thread how you read both the nomenclatures.
Both front and rear tyres can have both nomenclatures. Nomenclature like 4.00 18 is more traditional and a newer style is towards naming it like 100/90 18.Comment
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