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Originally posted by tapas
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are you sure about pilot sporty for 220? Its available only in 100/80 x 17 for now..... What size did u find? And if u have the money then go for sports demon..... Its the best 1.... If you are riding in city only the sirac wont do justice....u will get superb grip but loose out on performance and mileage heavily.... And zapper vyde is really good but it looks thin since the tyre is round......This Tail Is Japani Tail (spell as you like) -
Yeah yeah i'm sorry my bad...there's no pilot sporty for 220 tire sizeOriginally posted by Rahulbarik View Post
ok then i will go for SD......but what's its price for both front and rear??...
and also what's the tire size for both front and rear??
Thanks for your valuable suggestion.....appreciate it
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Pirelli SD 140/70-17 is nearly 3800rs and front 100/80-17 is nearly 2600rs here in kerala.Originally posted by tapas View Post
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i think our rear tire is 120/80....and front 90/90.....Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View PostPirelli SD 140/70-17 is nearly 3800rs and front 100/80-17 is nearly 2600rs here in kerala.
so wont 140/70 and 100/80 be a little big...a little confused bro
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Ive got Pirelli SDs in 130/80 and 100/80. Works fantastic. No issues wht so ever. 4k kms old and going strong !Originally posted by tapas View Posti think our rear tire is 120/80....and front 90/90.....
so wont 140/70 and 100/80 be a little big...a little confused broWARNING : This bike has been Joel-ed
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any drop in mileage/pick up/performance???Originally posted by ashwin208 View Post
i thought by not sticking to 120/80 and 90/90 would reduce the above...
again really confused
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michelin should consider launching pilot sporty of wider sizes.... Its a super awesum tyre....Originally posted by tapas View PostYeah yeah i'm sorry my bad...there's no pilot sporty for 220 tire size
ok then i will go for SD......but what's its price for both front and rear??...
and also what's the tire size for both front and rear??
Thanks for your valuable suggestion.....appreciate itThis Tail Is Japani Tail (spell as you like)Comment
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Pirelli SD's are best with the grip, be it wet or dry. The only con is that they have a life size of around 15k. Mine is 16k old and is starting to loose out. Also please avoid off-roading with these tyres as they get cut/wear very easily(Attributing to the soft compound i guess).Originally posted by ashwin208 View Post
I get an average of 37-38 with the PSD and have recently clocked 140 on speedo. Hope that answers your questions.Originally posted by tapas View Postany drop in mileage/pick up/performance???
i thought by not sticking to 120/80 and 90/90 would reduce the above...
again really confused
Now coming to my question, I have decided to go for Sirac at rear for my 220. However i have not yet zeroed in anything for the front.
Guyz, can you provide options with pros and cons for the P220 front tyre.
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I ride everyday to office = 40kms mostly on highways.
Weekend rides/touring which will be again mostly on highways. But since the road conditions are bad & there will be some off-roading while touring want to consider tyre that can handle the off-roading well.
Awaiting your precious comments/suggestions.
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I am using Zapper-Q as rear in my ZMA. Can we convert it to tubeless? If yes, how to do so?Comment
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[QUOTE= I get an average of 37-38 with the PSD and have recently clocked 140 on speedo. Hope that answers your questions.[/QUOTE]
yeah it gonna be SD for rear....but what about the front??also SD or some other brand??
and yeah thanks for your valuable suggestions
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so should i stick with pirelli???is there any other good specific tyre??Last edited by tapas; 10-17-2011, 12:15 AM.Comment
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They are very good tires,You wont regret.Originally posted by tapas View Post
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Yeah but there's one prob i stay in bhubaneswar,odisha....and there's no pirelli dealer here...so can i order online???Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View PostThey are very good tires,You wont regret.Comment
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Dont know broOriginally posted by tapas View Post,Contact Xbhpians from Mumbai or Delhi and ask them to source one for you.
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