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Originally posted by kurtrules
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then its not sirac. Check in their site. Also earlier mr GoGreen posted this answer when i asked for tubeless for my bikeRides: HH SPl (2000-2005) | TVS Vic GLX (2005-2010) | S GS150 R (Current)
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No, it is Sirac! See this: Michelin motorcycles tyres in India - Page 7 - India Travel Forum, BCMTouring.com where on post number 241 I have mentioned the same thing and Mr Gaurav Lal (GoGreen here) has agreed to it." I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not" - Kurt Cobain
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So, GoGreen bhai, where in Hyderabad did you guys supply the Sirac 100/90 x 18 Tubeless?
We'll empty their stock
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My comments are in view of performance perception of IRC tyres in other markets like Japan , Thailand, Malaysia etc where their performance is not so bad either and has a good reputation.Originally posted by HydBiker View Post
It is not the quantity of tyres that are put by a bike manufacturer, that determines the performance of tyres. If Eurogrip is put on 10 times more bikes, does that indicate IRC is any inferior ? I don't think so.
The only point is that if a set of tyres has been tested on a bike, it wouln't be too bad for the bike, otherwise those tyres wouldn't be OEM fitment.Comment
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It is true that Tubeless Sirac is available in 100/90 18. We are in the process of phasing out this tyre and for that reason, you will not find it on our website. There are few stocks available here and there, but you won't find it in too many places.Originally posted by rajesh1136 View PostComment
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In Hyderabad, please call Rajesh at 09703514555 and ask him about the tyre availability. He will guide you to a nearby Dealer. Please quote my name for reference.Originally posted by HydBiker View PostSo, GoGreen bhai, where in Hyderabad did you guys supply the Sirac 100/90 x 18 Tubeless?
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OH MY GOD!! I recently changed my rear tyre to ceat vertigo as sirac was available in 120/80 dimension. Had I known that sirac is available in 100/90 I would have gone for it. I wonder why michelin is phasing out production of this dimension. Michelin sirac is only available in single dimension for both 17 and 18" wheels. I am sure having more dimensions would boost up sales. So both the customer and seller would be happy. Raj.Originally posted by GoGreen View PostComment
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Thanks for your suggestions. Will keep them in mind. By the way 4.00 18 M45 is an equivalent size to 100/90 18 and is available in most cities. That could have been an option too.Originally posted by basumataryraj View PostComment
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Well I needed a tyre which works well on muddy conditions. M45 if I am not wrong works well on tarmac. Therefore, had to go for ceat. By the way is m62 good for muddy conditions? I need to change the front tyre as well. Raj.Originally posted by GoGreen View PostComment
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@go green
Mr gaurav ...plz bring out more options in 17 inch rims soon....ppl are dying to lay their hands on them...there is only one option in 17 inch rim ......
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This is your lucky day. Few qty of 100/90 18 Tubeless Sirac available in HYD.Originally posted by HydBiker View PostComment
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Hello Bros!
Need a favor, does anyone know the flagship dealers for MRF and CEAT in Bangalore I am looking for 3.25 * 19 CEAT securaf67 front and MRF Meteor 110/90 - 19 any information on the availability of these tyres would be really appreciated. Looking forward n Thanks."I set out running but I take my time, a friend of the devil is a friend of mine. If I get home before day light, just might get some sleep tonight" - The Grateful Dead.
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You have all the possibilities of getting these in JC Road.Originally posted by yamahatrooper View PostsigpicAll India Permit 1+1Comment
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