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  • sstherockz
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    Guys, I own a CBR 250R running MRF Masseter 23k kms done. The rear's grip is total, Zero grip on sand patches and wet roads.
    I thought of getting a Michelin PSR pair, but it's been out of stock in Chennai for long time now.

    If you know any dealer who's selling Michelin PSR in Chennai, please reply to this message. Also please suggest some alternatives (not costly ones). Requirements - Grip in both wet and dry conditions and at least 15k mileage. Thanks in advance

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  • rawat97
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    Hi ..any review about mrf zapper q..i am looking for 120/80 -18 version..thanks

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  • Zapps
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    Re: Tyres

    Originally posted by Rider_3823 View Post
    Thats the default tyre size of Pulsar 150 Classic 2018.
    MRF Masseter range is very good with wet grip but what about durability ? Since my brothers job (Civil Engg) is around construction sites and roads leading to them are almost non existent.. i dont think Masseter would be a good choice.
    So i have very few options of CEAT and MRF.
    For bad roads or non existent roads, use MRF Meteor /Meteor M, I've been using meteor happily on my 220. Before this I had RevZ S, it had phenomenal grip but I'm off-road and wet slush, it slips, you need chunky blocks for that. So my cousin whose annual pilgrimage is Leh Ladakh recommended me this.

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  • MidnightEvil Parth
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    Re: Tyres

    I do bad roads often and Masseter has been very good for me, although grip on slush is not the best I would say.
    Originally posted by Rider_3823 View Post
    Thats the default tyre size of Pulsar 150 Classic 2018.
    MRF Masseter range is very good with wet grip but what about durability ? Since my brothers job (Civil Engg) is around construction sites and roads leading to them are almost non existent.. i dont think Masseter would be a good choice.
    So i have very few options of CEAT and MRF.

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  • Rider_3823
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    Re: Tyres

    Originally posted by MidnightEvil Parth View Post
    You want handling and wet grip in that size ?
    Go for MRF Masseter 80/90-17 (yes 80/90) and MRF Masseter 100/90-17.

    The grip is phenomenal. Especially wet grip is something you'll never miss on these tyres, they grip like leech on wet tarmac. Goodluck.

    Thats the default tyre size of Pulsar 150 Classic 2018.
    MRF Masseter range is very good with wet grip but what about durability ? Since my brothers job (Civil Engg) is around construction sites and roads leading to them are almost non existent.. i dont think Masseter would be a good choice.
    So i have very few options of CEAT and MRF.

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  • MidnightEvil Parth
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    Re: Tyres

    You want handling and wet grip in that size ?
    Go for MRF Masseter 80/90-17 (yes 80/90) and MRF Masseter 100/90-17.

    The grip is phenomenal. Especially wet grip is something you'll never miss on these tyres, they grip like leech on wet tarmac. Goodluck.
    Originally posted by Rider_3823 View Post
    Need experts advise and experience.
    Are Ceat Zoom XL F 80/100-17 and Ceat Zoom XL 100/90-17 better than MRF Zapper FS1 and Zapper C1 in terms of handling,duraility ?

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  • Ijs
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    Re: Tyres

    Originally posted by Rider_3823 View Post
    Need experts advise and experience.
    Are Ceat Zoom XL F 80/100-17 and Ceat Zoom XL 100/90-17 better than MRF Zapper FS1 and Zapper C1 in terms of handling,duraility ?
    Zoom is good series from ceat slightly better than mrf but like mrf wet grip is no lower side not as bad as mrf.
    You can also explore Apollo actigrip series.

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  • Rider_3823
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    Re: Tyres

    Need experts advise and experience.
    Are Ceat Zoom XL F 80/100-17 and Ceat Zoom XL 100/90-17 better than MRF Zapper FS1 and Zapper C1 in terms of handling,duraility ?

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  • iamsourajyoti
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    Re: Tyres

    hi, can I please get some suggestions for new tyres for a Honda CB Trigger: 80/100 17(front) & 110/80 17(rear)

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  • suj
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    Re: Tyres

    Guy's!!! Has anyone tried Pirelli sport demon or Angel CT 90/90 r17 for Apache 180...

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  • Ijs
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    Re: Rear Tyre Yamaha Fazer 150 v1

    Originally posted by Navk View Post
    What's the price bro.? I'm also considering to buy that tyre for my gixxer.
    140 section is for 3500/- at authorized Apollo shoppee. 130 section is less around 3000 or bit more need to check with with my source.

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  • Navk
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    Re: Rear Tyre Yamaha Fazer 150 v1

    What's the price bro.? I'm also considering to buy that tyre for my gixxer.
    Originally posted by Ijs View Post
    Try the new Apollo Alpha s1. Very good dual compound tyre. Few friends are using it.

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  • Ijs
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    Re: Rear Tyre Yamaha Fazer 150 v1

    Originally posted by Acoustician99 View Post
    Please!! suggest me a Rear tyre for Yamaha Fazer 150 v1, the stock one is MRF Revz. (too many punctures)
    Try the new Apollo Alpha s1. Very good dual compound tyre. Few friends are using it.

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  • Acoustician99
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    Rear Tyre Yamaha Fazer 150 v1

    Please!! suggest me a Rear tyre for Yamaha Fazer 150 v1, the stock one is MRF Revz. (too many punctures)

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  • sagarzzz
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    Re: Tyres

    Bro if stock size is preferred,then try mrf masseter.they are bit hard to get from dealers as they dont stock them.ultimately you can call mrf customer care and tell them you need those tyres.they will arrange for you.i also got mine for my pulsar 220,in this way.

    These are good tyres grip is good,weather on dry or wet.i am using them,dint found any problems.and braking has impoved a lot.
    This is for rear tyre.
    Last edited by sagarzzz; 03-09-2020, 01:00 PM.

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