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  • #2971
    Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View Post
    Hi,

    my name is aneesh and i am new to the forum , i have a karizma ,planing to change the tyres,Now i am looking @

    120/80-18 Sirac on rear
    3.00 - 18 Sirac on front.


    Please help me,Is there any problems with these tyres?Any thing related to fixing the tyres,etc

    Please ignore my bad english!

    THANKS IN ADVANCE!
    1st of all welcome to xbhp aneesh...do not hesitate to share or express anything here....we all are like-minded bikers here...

    the sirac is a good tyre and doesnt have much problems with it..go ahead and share your review about it
    A very good and safe biker not only because he can pop up either of the wheels,scrape his knees on a corner or go fast and make it look stylish but because he very well knows his limits and capabilities and has the patience to learn about others and ride safe ! :)

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    • #2972
      hi... i read some posts in this section ( of course not all ) but I could hardly find any opinion about bridgestone tyres... I own an RTR 180 presently and i dont think i need to describe my stock tyres... .. ridiculous grip... and I am planning of changing both the front and rear tyres at the same time soon.... from what i have experienced and from what every one has written over here, i can conclude that zapper and michelin are the best options as a replacement... but i would also like to know about Bridgestone tyres.... has anybody tried it?? how is it in dry as well as wet conditions? can it be called the best replacement when compared to the other two?

      if anybody has experienced bridgestone tyres, pls suggest me whether to go for it or not..

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      • #2973
        @^^^ because bridgestone is not available easily for indian bikes and the few places that import it have it priced very very expensive [ Rs 4000+ ] . for rtr 180 you can have pirelli sports demon , zapper fs for front and zapper vyde , c , r15 rear tire , dazzler rear tire for rear

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        • #2974
          Originally posted by Parth View Post
          Which would be the best tires for an rx100? My needs are that they should handle offroading with ease and should be good with wet roads.

          My friend recommended MRF RIB 2.75 for the front and MRF nylogrip S 3.17 for the rear.

          What shall be the best combo for my needs?
          No replies brothers???????


          I forgot to mention 1 thing.......the tires should have good grip with stoppies and wheelies
          A good long ride can clear your mind, restore your faith, and use up a lot of fuel.

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          • #2975
            Originally posted by nin View Post
            the sirac is a good tyre and doesnt have much problems with it..go ahead and share your review about it
            I heared that there is only 1 to 2mm distance between the tyre and the swing arm area,any problems like that ,and do i need to cut my rear mud guard in order to acomodate the tyre?

            Anyway thanks for the quick reply!

            wat abt a 3.00 x 18 front tyre?

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            • #2976
              Originally posted by onlinesatish View Post
              i was waiting for your review. hope mine is one off case...anyways am not cornoring much. Am just commuting. I had used a Vee Rubber 110/80 TL previously. It was a very good tyre, so tend to compare it with pilot sporty. Straight Line stability is def lesser than vee rubber coz of the lesser contact patch!
              LOLz i am comparing mine with GEO. Geo never held consistant grip on corners due to knobs.
              There's lot to it other than saddle....


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              • #2977
                Pirelli SD in Chennai

                Can someone tell me where i can get a Pirelli SD tyre in chennai?

                MRF Revz rear tyre on my FZ has severly worn out!. ...it has survived 25k kms

                I think its high time to get it changed

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                • #2978
                  Pirelli SD tyre for my FZ

                  Can someone help me find a dealer to get a Pirelli SD for my FZ?

                  Its been 25k kms journey and started facing a lot of problems with the MRF Revz rear tyre.

                  Looking for Pirelli 140/70 as a replacement.

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                  • #2979
                    Originally posted by ul+ras0n!c View Post
                    Can someone help me find a dealer to get a Pirelli SD for my FZ?

                    Its been 25k kms journey and started facing a lot of problems with the MRF Revz rear tyre.

                    Looking for Pirelli 140/70 as a replacement.
                    Edit- Sorry! Forgot to mention that i'am looking for a dealer in Chennai

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                    • #2980
                      Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View Post
                      I heared that there is only 1 to 2mm distance between the tyre and the swing arm area,any problems like that ,and do i need to cut my rear mud guard in order to acomodate the tyre?

                      Anyway thanks for the quick reply!

                      wat abt a 3.00 x 18 front tyre?
                      3.00 18 SIRAC Street is a Rear tyre. For 3.00 18 Front, you can try M35, M45 or M62. 120/80 18 SIRAC is a good choice.

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                      • #2981
                        Originally posted by GoGreen View Post
                        3.00 18 SIRAC Street is a Rear tyre. For 3.00 18 Front, you can try M35, M45 or M62. 120/80 18 SIRAC is a good choice.
                        Hi, Are there any tubeless options for 3.00 - 18? I currently ride a HH ZMR.

                        M62 was a good dual purpose option, but it was not tubeless.
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                        • #2982
                          thanx a lot for the info... then i would probably go for zapper .

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                          • #2983
                            Originally posted by Ananth View Post
                            Hi, Are there any tubeless options for 3.00 - 18? I currently ride a HH ZMR.

                            M62 was a good dual purpose option, but it was not tubeless.
                            m45 front is 3.0 18. we are running same tubeless
                            rear m45 or pilot sporty.
                            M3:15

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                            • #2984
                              MCycle: Karizma

                              Usage: Streets of Delhi

                              Please suggest Tires of Stock sizes of Diff brands and prices.
                              What do I intend to do? Stuff ZMR drivetrain into an Ambition chassis and watch others run scared!

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