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  • #4141
    ^^
    RTR 160,
    Have to change rear tyre asap!
    Other options are
    ceat vertigo
    Dunlop Geocruiser
    Mrf Zapper(Availability is an issue)

    Which is recommended?

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    • #4142
      Originally posted by 130kmph@17bhp View Post
      ^^
      RTR 160,
      Have to change rear tyre asap!
      Other options are
      ceat vertigo
      TL,hard compound tires,wet grip will be less when compared to soft compound tires.

      Dunlop Geocruiser
      Heard that it is good till 8k kms,after that it will start loosing grip!

      Mrf Zapper(Availability is an issue)
      No wet grip,So don't recommend it!


      Which is recommended?
      I select Sirac Street 100/90-18,TT,Medium compound tire,good grip in both wet and dry conditions.

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      • #4143
        Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View Post
        See how big is it in rtr.
        ejjactly agree with you,but considering the lesser weight of the tyre,its not a performance killer as i often see razor popping wheelies like a jumping jack.
        Socha Toh Locha.

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        • #4144
          Originally posted by velociraptor13 View Post
          ejjactly agree with you,but considering the lesser weight of the tyre,its not a performance killer as i often see razor popping wheelies like a jumping jack.
          Surely it wont kill performance,the size is the problem!

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          • #4145
            Originally posted by velociraptor13 View Post
            ejjactly agree with you,but considering the lesser weight of the tyre,its not a performance killer as i often see razor popping wheelies like a jumping jack.
            one of my friend varun (xbhp id varunrtr) is Using M45 4*18 in his RTR 160 from past one year... without any issues

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            • #4146
              Originally posted by aarunn View Post
              one of my friend varun (xbhp id varunrtr) is Using M45 4*18 in his RTR 160 from past one year... without any issues
              Then go and get it dude!

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              • #4147
                MRF Zapper C

                Hi Guys,

                Its been a long time since I posted on xBhp.

                I just got the rear tyre of my Honda CB Twister replaced to a MRF Zapper-C 100/90-17. Definitely its given a better grip to the bike having said that the weight of the bike has increased and the mileage has decreased which was as predicted.

                What I really wanted to know was I have filled nitrogen in my tyres and wanted to know what should be the ideal tyre pressure for my rear tyre which is a MRF Zapper-C 100/90-17?

                Your help is appreciated.

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                • #4148
                  @ SaberTooth

                  Waiting for pics.

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                  • #4149
                    need suggestion for new tyres for bajaj pulsar 220

                    my old stock tyres MRF zapper are worn out...i am planing to change the tyres as soon as possible..please suggest me some good looking tyres available in mumbai....thank you in advance
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                    • #4150
                      Originally posted by SaberTooth View Post
                      What I really wanted to know was I have filled nitrogen in my tyres and wanted to know what should be the ideal tyre pressure for my rear tyre which is a MRF Zapper-C 100/90-17?

                      Your help is appreciated.
                      The same tyre pressure is the same as what you have been filling before. However, to know the exact, check the owner's manual. Hope this helps!

                      FYI..Nitrogen is relatively lighter that normal air and you'll feel cushioning effect over bumps, that's very normal.
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                      • #4151
                        got my P220 rear tyre changed today. changed it to newly launched Dunlop Tuff Grip, size 120/80/17. lets see how it performs.....

                        anyone using it by chance???
                        Suzuki Samurai (2003-2004)
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                        • #4152
                          Originally posted by saurabhjd View Post
                          got my P220 rear tyre changed today. changed it to newly launched Dunlop Tuff Grip, size 120/80/17. lets see how it performs.....

                          anyone using it by chance???
                          pics ??

                          whats the cost ?
                          and how does it perform on wet surfaces ? better than stock ?

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                          • #4153
                            Post some pics bro. Waiting for your feedback on tire.

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                            • #4154
                              Originally posted by SaberTooth View Post
                              Hi Guys,

                              Its been a long time since I posted on xBhp.

                              I just got the rear tyre of my Honda CB Twister replaced to a MRF Zapper-C 100/90-17. Definitely its given a better grip to the bike having said that the weight of the bike has increased and the mileage has decreased which was as predicted.

                              What I really wanted to know was I have filled nitrogen in my tyres and wanted to know what should be the ideal tyre pressure for my rear tyre which is a MRF Zapper-C 100/90-17?

                              Your help is appreciated.
                              u were using a stock tyre previously?
                              may be u can fill 35psi and come lower if u feel that the air pressure is more

                              Originally posted by SriramEfunds View Post
                              The same tyre pressure is the same as what you have been filling before. However, to know the exact, check the owner's manual. Hope this helps!

                              FYI..Nitrogen is relatively lighter that normal air and you'll feel cushioning effect over bumps, that's very normal.
                              Never felt any such effects.. The only change i experienced is that the pressure drop is very less.
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                              • #4155
                                @Aneesh, sunny - pics will take 2 to 3 days. M out of station.
                                Suzuki Samurai (2003-2004)
                                Hero Honda Passion (2004-2010)
                                Bajaj Pulsar 220 F (2010-2013)
                                Bajaj Pulsar 200NS (2013-????)

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