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Originally posted by riazmomin
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Thanks for the superfast response!_________________________
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How is the grip offered by these tires ?
N wats with M35 n M45 ? Is it a profile difference ?
Where in bombay can i get these ?
I have a uni with 18'' spoke rims.Comment
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Here's are the sizes and prices.Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post@Gaurav: What are the size options for the M45 in 18" for a rear tyre? And how much should they cost? And also could you point me towards some dealers who would have stock of it!
CAI DESCRIPTION Range MRP
104485 2.50 - 18 45S REINF M45 TT E2 M45 1090
104384 2.75 - 18 48S REINF M45 TT E2 M45 1255
104109 3.00 - 18 52S REINF M45 TT E2 M45 1360
57282 3.25 - 18 59S REINF M45 TT E2 M45 1640
57298 4.00 - 18 64S M45 TT E2 M45 1950
57415 2.75 - 18 48P REINF M62 GAZELLE TT M62 1260
57412 3.00 - 18 M/C 52P REINF M62 GAZELLE TT M62 1375
57017 2.75 - 18 48P REINF M35 TT M35 1255
57018 3.00 - 18 52P REINF M35 TT M35 1360
104465 3.00 - 18 M85 H210 M85 1410
104271 120/90 -17 64T SIRAC Sirac 2730
104763 120/80 - 18 62T SIRAC Sirac 2760
Contact Nayaz in Bangalore 9886498188 and he will guide you to the Dealer.Comment
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You bet. Don't forget to post pictures of your bike with the sticker.Originally posted by gurumurthy88 View PostComment
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Check out the Product Features on Home - www.motorcycle.michelin.inOriginally posted by rookster View PostComment
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Thanx for the info, but the sizes are in 2.50, 2.75 n so on. 2.75 is standard for front like the the stock, dats understood but which one is closer to a 100/90 profile ??Originally posted by GoGreen View PostComment
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@Gaurav: Got the 2.75 M45 at the exact price you put up here. Plus got my Michelin sticker this time.. Still haven't put it up. The sticker is much bigger than i expected. I should be able to squeeze it in onto the chain guard ithink.
now, my 2009 Unicorn is running on 2.75 M45 front and 4.00 M45 rear. I'll try and write my opinion about the M45s very soon.Comment
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Thanx a ton man.Originally posted by GoGreen View Post
Another small query, i need a more low profile tyre upfront, do we have any ?Comment
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What do you mean by Low Profile tyres for Bike front ?Originally posted by rookster View PostComment
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Like that of Yamaha FZ...Originally posted by GoGreen View Postsigpic...Ride Long...Ride Safe...
When you dance with the devil, you wait for the song to stop...Comment
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Vertigo and meteor
Guys, has anyone used ceat vertigo and mrf meteor. In case someone has used them, please let me know how they behave on muddy conditions. Tyre dimension is for rear, 100/90 18". RajComment
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finally i got m45 for both front and rear for my pulsar 180 2002 model. i tries sirac 120/80 18 for rear but it needed some modifications + the shop owner himself asked me to change the tyre to m45.
i paid 1650 rs for m45 4.00 18
n 1350 for 2.75 18....both without tubes ,as my earlier tubes were fine.
but the shop owner asked me to keep front air pressure as 25 and rear as 35, which according to him is the best air combination.
i have always used 35-30 combination.
please advice which is the best and safest combination
in b/w ,the rear tyre m45 is luking decent and i think for 1650 it is value for money.Comment
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ceat and mrf can not match the performance of michelin..... i saw meteor also and seriously hated the tyre..... mrf exclusive shop owner hikmself said it is a ok types tyre.
ceat is nowhere in competition with michelin.Comment
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Im referring to a low profile tyre as compared to standard size for the front tyre.Originally posted by GoGreen View Post
Say as in if we consider a profile for rear tyre then we have 100/90/18, 100/80/18, 100/70/18 and so on...... the same way a bit low profile for the front one as compared to the standard size.
I hope u get it.Comment
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