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  • #2086
    Originally posted by GoGreen View Post
    1. The tyre is definitely tube type.
    2. The price does not sound right either.

    What is the Dealer name ?
    You can write to me at [email protected]
    Sri mahaveer tyres i called this no: 23450161.So how much is the tubeless 2.75 x 18 Michelin? and from where can i get the product in chennai? dont want to be taken for a ride.
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    • #2087
      @GO GREEN

      are new options in 17 inch rims coming in august definitely??because i am willing to wait for them if they are really coming in august

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      • #2088
        Originally posted by sagarpadaki View Post
        @GO GREEN

        are new options in 17 inch rims coming in august definitely??because i am willing to wait for them if they are really coming in august
        Yes. I am sure it will be worth the wait.

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        • #2089
          Originally posted by sarbanoxley View Post
          Sri mahaveer tyres i called this no: 23450161.So how much is the tubeless 2.75 x 18 Michelin? and from where can i get the product in chennai? dont want to be taken for a ride.
          We have Tube Type products. Will not cost more than 1255-60.

          M45, M35 or the M62. Take your pick.

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          • #2090
            Hi Guys,
            My bike is Dec2005 model P180. The stock tires are at their end of life covered more than 35k kms. I would like to use the tires from R15
            Front : 80/90 -17 Zapper FY TL
            Rear : 100/80 -17 Zapper S TL
            Both are tubeless.Will this be a staight fit to the existing alloys . Or any modification required.Pls enlighten.

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            • #2091
              Originally posted by tanmayj View Post
              To begin with, please dont curse me for starting this discussion and ask me to chk the prev posts. I did, and the information is all sketchy. So i m posting a new topic... Sorry abt that...

              I am thinking of fitting imported tyres onto my p180dtsi
              BUT I ABSOLUTELY AM AGAINST DOING ANY STRUCTURAL MODIFICATIONS TO THE BIKE, LIKE TO THE RIMS SWING ARM ETC.

              So plz tell me which is the max sized tyre I can fit, keeping the same rim on my p180dtsi, where can I do this (in mumbai), and the cost of the tyres.

              I read Hatari's discussion on how the engine is loaded when tire size is reduced.
              I dont wanna put any extra load on the engine whatsoever.
              Will my engine stay fine, as I am keeping the diameter constant (rim is the same) , or will it be loaded even because of a fatness increase. If this is so, I will drop the whole idea.

              What are the pros and cons of the following two types of tyres: those which have a "spiky" grip, like in dirtbikes and "bald" tyres like those in SBKs.

              Regarding the front tyre, I ofcourse am not gonna upsize it coz that will make handling heavier, but what abt same sized tyre with better grip?

              and lastly, just for information sake, I read on this site that if u fit a smaller tyre, u gotta do resprokecting to compensate for the loss of speed at a particular RPM, in order not to load the engine. so can anyone plz calculate and tell me, if somebody has fitted an elim rim on the rear, how many teeth should each of his sprokets have, in order that the engine is not loaded at all, and the speed at a given RPM does not decrease??? Thanxalot...
              Can you please update the tyre models and prices.

              It's been more than 7 years now

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              • #2092
                Post Credit: LP.

                Once again teh same Post with some additions:

                Quote:Quote:Originally Posted by L.P.
                P.S: Prices May vary.. these were the prices i knew..any changes pls corect me!!



                I) Dunlop Monster..(800/- INR in delhi) if you have a bit of offroad on your dailly commute way..then its good.. 100% tarmac.. waste..

                II) Geo Cruiser.. (800/- INR in delhi): The THE worst tyre... good for nothing.. the cheapest tyre..many people use it..but trust me its THE worst...

                III) Ceat: SECURA Zoom(1300/- INR in delhi): the only Dual purpose tyre..that motorcyles can bear wit...

                IV) Ceat: MOCROSS (1800/- INR in delhi): 100% OFF road tyre..useless for you..
                rest ceat.. no much idea..

                V) MRF Zapper Q..(12-1500/- INR in delhi): THE BEST FRO ZMA .. 120/80 section.. tubeless.. direct fit... no probs.. ultimate grip..even on water.. after Nylozapper FS and S,it is the tyre that gives the best water resource planning and awesome grip on water on tarmac..

                VI) Pireli.. (18-2000/- INR in delhi) :Way to costly.. and gives you awesome grip.. but not on water,also a bit of soft compound..so wear's Off fast..


                VII) Last but not the least.. there are a couple of more brands:

                RALCO(650/- INR in delhi): Useless,this company earlier manufactured tyre for rickshaw's and cycles..with the brand name of "RALSON"..
                Reason being: tryes very hard,and heavy,gives a lot of stress to the engine..god for person's who are learning wheeliee's ..

                METRO CONTINENTAL(800/- INR in delhi): IF you put up in chhera punji or myswarryam..then this tyre is THE BEST ..

                KINGS(1200/- INR in delhi):100% chineese tyres.. worthless.. waste of money...

                VEE RUBBER(17-1800/- INR in delhi):Very nice tyres.. awesome grip.. soft compound..provides a less grip when comes in contact with water + tarmac..
                rest in all fine..

                ************************************************** ******
                Ok.. A couple Of more updates Reg the Tyres:
                Went to Karol Bagh YesterDay.. some new Tyres:
                ************************************************** ******
                MRF: (Soft Compound with a Max life of 15,000)
                REVS: 17" 100/80 section.. 1600/- INR
                [The tyre that Yamaha FZ-16 has]
                REVS: 17" 140/60 Section.. 2350/- INR

                Metro Continental: Fighter (Rear)18" and 17" also avail..120/80 Section Cost 1000/- INR

                IRC: A mid stuff compound lasts for somewhere around 25,000 kms..
                I dont remeber the Name of the Tread i Saw,how ever.. it was pretty similar to the one like MRF:NyloZapper-FS
                90/90 18" (Front): 900/- TubeLess and with Tube also available
                100/90 18" (Rear): 1200/- Tubeless and with Tube also Avail.
                110/90 18" (Rear): 1400/- Tubeless and with Tube also Avail.
                120/80 18"(Rear): 1700/- Tubeless and with Tube also Avail.

                YAMAHA R-15 :
                Front: (17" Nylo Zapper - FS) = 1300/- INR
                Rear: (17" Nylo Zapper - S) = 1800/- INR

                Yamaha FZ-16
                Front : MRF 100/60 (Tubeless) =1200/- INR
                Rear : 140/60 MRF Nylo Zapper Revz (Tubeless) 1700/- INR
                __________________________________________________ ___________________
                __________________________________________________ ___________
                Hey!! 17" incher's have got a plenty of variety.. You can go for:

                1) 2.75 17" (Tube/Tubeless) MRF Nylo Zapper FS and Rear 100/90 MRF Nylo Zapper -C (Tube/Tubeless)

                2) 3.00 17" (Tube/Tubeless) MRF Nylo Zapper FS and Rear 110/90 VeeRubber/IRC (Tube/Tubeless)

                3) 90/90 17" (Tube/Tubeless) MRF Nylo Zapper FS and Rear 120/80 MRF Nylo Zapper FS / VeeRubber / IRC (Tube/Tubeless)

                4) 80/90 17" MRF Nylo Zapper FY (Tubeless) and Rear 100/80 MRF Nylo Zapper S (Tubeless)

                5) 80/90 17" MRF Nylo Zapper FY (Tubeless) and Rear 120/80 MRF Nylo Zapper VYDE (Tubeless)

                6) MRF 100/60 (Tubeless) Yamaha FZ-16, 140/60 MRF Nylo Zapper Revz (Tubeless) Yamaha FZ-16

                For IRC Tires And VeeRubber : Check this link out! Best Information available! Delhi

                Triad International
                +91-9810026629
                [Mr Jatinder Singh Malhotra]


                And For Duro:
                Go For KRP



                P.S: (The prices may be Different,These prices are rates here in Delhi..)


                __________________

                Please update the tyre models and prices plssss

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                • #2093
                  Originally posted by GoGreen View Post
                  We have Tube Type products. Will not cost more than 1255-60.

                  M45, M35 or the M62. Take your pick.
                  Thanks for the reply i will keep that in mind.
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                  • #2094
                    Yesterday in enquired at a MRF shop in Pune for the Nylon Zapper Y 100/90/18 and the tube + tyre combo was 1600 rupees. I told him that i do not want the tube and the guy told it will be 1450 rupees. Is this the right price of the tyre or am i being ripped off ??
                    The tyre is intended to be fitted in rear in Honda Unicorn.

                    PS: I am not very well acquinted with tyres so dont know rates and all. What other options do i have. Heard the M45 are good and may offer better grip. How much do they cost (without tube, only tyre)???

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                    • #2095
                      Originally posted by raksrules View Post
                      Yesterday in enquired at a MRF shop in Pune for the Nylon Zapper Y 100/90/18 and the tube + tyre combo was 1600 rupees. I told him that i do not want the tube and the guy told it will be 1450 rupees. Is this the right price of the tyre or am i being ripped off ??
                      The tyre is intended to be fitted in rear in Honda Unicorn.

                      PS: I am not very well acquinted with tyres so dont know rates and all. What other options do i have. Heard the M45 are good and may offer better grip. How much do they cost (without tube, only tyre)???
                      In my professional role, I visit Tyre Dealers from time to time. Currently, there are some shortages of supply which is being exploited by Dealers. Just as an example, a 3.00 18 size as per the increased prices of MRF should cost 1060 ( refer to MRF Price List ), but the Dealer is selling at 1460.

                      A Michelin M45, which is a premium tyre is retailing at 1360 or lesser.

                      This is a temporary situation and will get corrected after better supplies from Indian tyre manufacturers.

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                      • #2096
                        Originally posted by GoGreen View Post
                        In my professional role, I visit Tyre Dealers from time to time. Currently, there are some shortages of supply which is being exploited by Dealers. Just as an example, a 3.00 18 size as per the increased prices of MRF should cost 1060 ( refer to MRF Price List ), but the Dealer is selling at 1460.

                        A Michelin M45, which is a premium tyre is retailing at 1360 or lesser.

                        This is a temporary situation and will get corrected after better supplies from Indian tyre manufacturers.

                        So you saying that MRF ones are currently being sold at premium rates. Also as per you i should be able to get the Michelin M45 for close to 1400 rupees here in Pune ??

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                        • #2097
                          Was going through Michelin website for a tire. Found the 2010 tyre catalogue.
                          2007 - Hero Honda CBZ Xtreme
                          2008 - Yamaha YZF R15
                          2009 - Hero Honda CBZ Xtreme
                          2013 - KTM 390 Duke
                          2017 - Yamaha FZ25

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                          • #2098
                            Originally posted by raksrules View Post
                            So you saying that MRF ones are currently being sold at premium rates. Also as per you i should be able to get the Michelin M45 for close to 1400 rupees here in Pune ??
                            Yes. You can visit N Mehta , Darshan Tyres or other Michelin tyre shops in Pune. In case you need any help, do let me know.

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                            • #2099
                              Originally posted by aston martin View Post
                              Hi Guys,
                              My bike is Dec2005 model P180. The stock tires are at their end of life covered more than 35k kms. I would like to use the tires from R15
                              Front : 80/90 -17 Zapper FY TL
                              Rear : 100/80 -17 Zapper S TL
                              Both are tubeless.Will this be a staight fit to the existing alloys . Or any modification required.Pls enlighten.
                              Friends, any help for me ?

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                              • #2100
                                Originally posted by GoGreen View Post
                                In my professional role, I visit Tyre Dealers from time to time. Currently, there are some shortages of supply which is being exploited by Dealers. Just as an example, a 3.00 18 size as per the increased prices of MRF should cost 1060 ( refer to MRF Price List ), but the Dealer is selling at 1460.

                                A Michelin M45, which is a premium tyre is retailing at 1360 or lesser.

                                This is a temporary situation and will get corrected after better supplies from Indian tyre manufacturers.
                                Gaurav,
                                Can you guide me to proper dealers in Hyderabad?
                                I am in search of M45 3.25 18" for my bike.

                                I knoe couple, but they almost charge 500-600 more than usual prices.
                                2007 - Hero Honda CBZ Xtreme
                                2008 - Yamaha YZF R15
                                2009 - Hero Honda CBZ Xtreme
                                2013 - KTM 390 Duke
                                2017 - Yamaha FZ25

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