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For Michelin, Go only for Authorized dealers.Originally posted by rajaselvam_1987 View PostWhere i can get it in chennai how much ll it cost
Check this for nearest dealer - Michelin India - Find Your Authorised Michelin Dealer - www.michelin.in
I bought Michelin tyre for my bike from -Siremull Hirachand & Co. (Pclt), Thousand Lights, 74 Greams Road, Near MRF Building, Chennai.
For MRF, there r lots of Authorized dealers in Chennai. My brother recently changed his rear tyre for his Pulsar at a big MRF showroom cum service center located at OMR.
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sirac street anyday.... Dont even think of monster.... Its a stupid tire... First its get bald, then it gets naked....pathetic tire...Originally posted by vivek_91 View Posti have zoomed in on two tyres:
1- michelin sirac street
2- dunlop monster
have no idea which to buy... can anybody give me advice based on experience??mileage drops and performance effects??
which one is better?? is it better to get tubeless or tube type??This Tail Is Japani Tail (spell as you like)
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michelin have a stupid website..... There are many michelin tires available but not listed in their site.... The 18 inch pilot sporty which i am using is not available now... Only the 17 inch is availabe...100/90 x 17...price is 1890 with tube in kolkata...its easily available here.... Change the front tire too... Get a pilot sporty 2.75 x 17 for the front... Price around 1650 with tube... Both tires haue awesum grip and sexy luks... And since both are pilot sporty the front and rear will be compatible with each other.... Both are tube type but you can fit them as tubeless. The sidewalls are very strong...and do post pics....Originally posted by rajaselvam_1987 View Postmichelin pilot sporty 100/90 x 17 ? I really like the profile But even in the company site there is only for 18" not available for 17".
This Tail Is Japani Tail (spell as you like)
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Today i'll check in that Siremull Hirachand & CoOriginally posted by rajiv22 View PostFor Michelin, Go only for Authorized dealers.
Check this for nearest dealer - Michelin India - Find Your Authorised Michelin Dealer - www.michelin.in
I bought Michelin tyre for my bike from -Siremull Hirachand & Co. (Pclt), Thousand Lights, 74 Greams Road, Near MRF Building, Chennai.
For MRF, there r lots of Authorized dealers in Chennai. My brother recently changed his rear tyre for his Pulsar at a big MRF showroom cum service center located at OMR.
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What about Michelin SIRAC 120 x 90 x 17Originally posted by Rahulbarik View Postmichelin have a stupid website..... There are many Michelin tires available but not listed in their site.... The 18 inch pilot sporty which i am using is not available now... Only the 17 inch is availabe...100/90 x 17...price is 1890 with tube in kolkata...its easily available here.... Change the front tire too... Get a pilot sporty 2.75 x 17 for the front... Price around 1650 with tube... Both tires haue awesum grip and sexy luks... And since both are pilot sporty the front and rear will be compatible with each other.... Both are tube type but you can fit them as tubeless. The sidewalls are very strong...and do post pics....
Ya you are correct, i've downloaded the catalog from the site even on that they dint mention lot about tyre types
mine is tubeless so can i use it on my bike & i don't want tube so they may reduce the price naLast edited by rajaselvam_1987; 11-07-2011, 12:07 PM.
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I have a Pulsar 135 LS (2500Km on the odo) and I would like to get better wider tyres for more grip(and looks) but I don't want to loose out on performance although I can sacrifice a bit of mileage. I don't want to make any modifications to the bike whatsoever to accomodate wider tyres.
These are the stock tyre specs on my bike:-
[1] Front - 2.75x17
[2] Rear - 100x90x17
What tires should I go for and what brand should I consider?
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dont do the mistake of fitting sirac 120 on your bike. It will ruin the engine... And i doubt the bike will even cross 70... And moreover it wont fit.... If u really want to go fat on the rear tire consider only zapper vyde...120/80 x 17.... Even this is not recommended... Anything above 100 will cause serious damage to your engine and stability.... Dont go above 100.... If you want serious grip, then go for the r15 front and rear tire.... Both are tubeless... It will suit your needs perfectly...and will luk good...Originally posted by rajaselvam_1987 View PostWhat about Michelin SIRAC 120 x 90 x 17
Ya you are correct, i've downloaded the catalog from the site even on that they dint mention lot about tyre types
mine is tubeless so can i use it on my bike & i don't want tube so they may reduce the price naThis Tail Is Japani Tail (spell as you like)
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budget? Dont oversize the front tire too much... Fit the r15 front tire 80/90 zapper fy... And if u want fat rear tire go for zapper vyde...120/80.. Performance will drop if u fit any wider tire....Originally posted by sunny27 View PostI have a Pulsar 135 LS (2500Km on the odo) and I would like to get better wider tyres for more grip(and looks) but I don't want to loose out on performance although I can sacrifice a bit of mileage. I don't want to make any modifications to the bike whatsoever to accomodate wider tyres.
These are the stock tyre specs on my bike:-
[1] Front - 2.75x17
[2] Rear - 100x90x17
What tires should I go for and what brand should I consider?This Tail Is Japani Tail (spell as you like)
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Today i went to whites road asked about the pilot sporty they quoteOriginally posted by Rahulbarik View Postdont do the mistake of fitting sirac 120 on your bike. It will ruin the engine... And i doubt the bike will even cross 70... And moreover it wont fit.... If u really want to go fat on the rear tire consider only zapper vyde...120/80 x 17.... Even this is not recommended... Anything above 100 will cause serious damage to your engine and stability.... Dont go above 100.... If you want serious grip, then go for the r15 front and rear tire.... Both are tubeless... It will suit your needs perfectly...and will luk good...
Pilot sporty 100x90x17 - Rs.1950 to 2240
pilot sporty 110x80x17 - Rs.2600
They also shown me one more type of Michelin that also looks same like pilot sporty that name is start In 'C' something like.
Same profile 100x90x17 - Rs 1700-1800
Which one i go forLast edited by rajaselvam_1987; 11-07-2011, 10:19 PM.
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Today i went to this shop but they are quote too much for pilot sporty 100x90x17 they quote RS.2200 but the in whites road Rs.1900Originally posted by rajiv22 View PostFor Michelin, Go only for Authorized dealers.
Check this for nearest dealer - Michelin India - Find Your Authorised Michelin Dealer - www.michelin.in
I bought Michelin tyre for my bike from -Siremull Hirachand & Co. (Pclt), Thousand Lights, 74 Greams Road, Near MRF Building, Chennai.
For MRF, there r lots of Authorized dealers in Chennai. My brother recently changed his rear tyre for his Pulsar at a big MRF showroom cum service center located at OMR.
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wtf ...pilot sport in 110/80-17 bro are u serious....i want one asap....i though the size was only available in tvs,irc and pirelli front but this news seems positive for me plzz confirm asapOriginally posted by rajaselvam_1987 View PostToday i went to whites road asked about the pilot sporty they quote
Pilot sporty 100x90x17 - Rs.1950 to 2240
pilot sporty 110x80x17 - Rs.2600
They also shown me one more type of Michelin that also looks same like pilot sporty that name is start In 'C' something like.
Same profile 100x90x17 - Rs 1700-1800
Which one i go for
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I'm serious man in lot of shop they don't have stock for 100x90x17 so they said for me to buy 110x80x17 but i refused.In whites road there are lots shops having 110x80x17Originally posted by UTKARSH STUNTY SHARMA View Postwtf ...pilot sport in 110/80-17 bro are u serious....i want one asap....i though the size was only available in tvs,irc and pirelli front but this news seems positive for me plzz confirm asap
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man o man i never knew this i will get it asap as people swear by pilot sportyls grip and tht too in my stock size i will love it.......thnxx for the infoOriginally posted by rajaselvam_1987 View PostI'm serious man in lot of shop they don't have stock for 100x90x17 so they said for me to buy 110x80x17 but i refused.In whites road there are lots shops having 110x80x17
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go for it man after installing in your bike post the pics i'm also will buy 100x90x17 in few days and post the picsOriginally posted by UTKARSH STUNTY SHARMA View Postman o man i never knew this i will get it asap as people swear by pilot sportyls grip and tht too in my stock size i will love it.......thnxx for the info
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