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Around 1.8-2K INR.Quench my thirst with gasoline! -
sorry if i am posting in the wrong thread but i didnt found any other thread whcih is related to my query. I have got a yamaha gladiator (2009) & its tube has got swollen near at a particular point. the mech has suggested me to change the tube. Now which brand i should go for??
Sorry if my query is a bit stupid
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go for Mrf or ceat original from a good shop of the right size of your rim . there are lot of duplicate tubes in market so beware ! costs around 200 rs i guess.Originally posted by madhav krishna View Postsorry if i am posting in the wrong thread but i didnt found any other thread whcih is related to my query. I have got a yamaha gladiator (2009) & its tube has got swollen near at a particular point. the mech has suggested me to change the tube. Now which brand i should go for??
Sorry if my query is a bit stupid.Comment
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i have enquired from the mrf shop & he told me a price of around rs.250.Originally posted by Puneet1 View PostNOT BEEN THERE NOT DONE THATComment
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price seems a bit on higher side and you can check some other mrf dealer , anyway you can go for it . but make sure to purchase of right size like 17inch or 18 whatever your tire size is .Originally posted by madhav krishna View PostComment
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ok i will try to enquire at other dealers also. But i thought that the price the price was ok because when i enquired about dunlop at some other shop he quoted me a price of about 260. anyways thanks for your suggestion.Originally posted by Puneet1 View PostNOT BEEN THERE NOT DONE THATComment
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Front tubeless for P180 UG3
Hello,
I have CEAT vertigo sports 100/90 - 17 tubeless at rear. I want to know if I fit 90/90 -17 tubeless at front (currently 2.75 X 17 tube type stock ) will it create any kind of
handling issues ?
Drop in milage ?
Wobling front ?
Please help guys......
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Originally posted by Street-hawk View PostHello,
I have CEAT vertigo sports 100/90 - 17 tubeless at rear. I want to know if I fit 90/90 -17 tubeless at front (currently 2.75 X 17 tube type stock ) will it create any kind of
handling issues ?
Drop in milage ?
Wobling front ?
Please help guys......
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Guys any good Tyre Recommendation for FZ's rear tyre apart from stocks, which can last longer then the stocks one and have decent grip.You Make Your Choices, And You Don't Look BackComment
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go for pirelli it has same size but awesome look and gripOriginally posted by torque_ankur View Post
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but it wont last long..Originally posted by aalop143 View Postgo for pirelli it has same size but awesome look and gripA good mechanic will let u watch without charging u for it!
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Whats the condition of your tyres ? How many kms have you done ? How are they holding up in the rain ?Originally posted by threat2myself1 View PostComment
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Hi All,
I need to change the wheels and tyres of my classic Unicorn (especially rear), done 28k kms and need technical advice on whether i can put the Yamaha FZ wheels and tyres and what I would need to change for it (or any other suggestions).Comment
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GoGreen more details on the new sirac please ...Originally posted by GoGreen View PostsigpicComment
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check this out.Originally posted by winzeee View Post
Michelin launches its SIRAC Street range and Pilot Sporty tyres in India
Guys how is ceat vertigo rage and sport in terms of grip and handling. planning to get it for my 220?" if WRONG is a T-shirt ; then wearing it inside out doesn't make it RIGHT "Comment
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