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hi guyz...i have a pulsar 180 2002 model... i have to get d rear tyre changed..
I have used FKR Ranger tyre before ...its a wonderful tyre..i loved it a lot... but having driven for almost 2 years i wanna have another tyre now...
m lot confused between mrf zapper q and michelin sirac...have read the posts above but nowhere it is clear that which one is better... as my rims(spoked) are old so cant go for tubeless....
one more thing ...
the original tyre size of ma bike is 100/90 18....can i go for 120/80 without any problem..
suggestion:those who have not tried FKR ranger yet..give it a try... the only problem is it is too heavy...but the grip on road is just awesome
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Originally posted by riazmomin View PostGaurav,
Can you guide me to proper dealers in Hyderabad?
I am in search of M45 3.25 18" for my bike.
I knoe couple, but they almost charge 500-600 more than usual prices.
In case you still have any problems, you can write to me at [email protected]
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Originally posted by maverim View Posthi guyz...i have a pulsar 180 2002 model... i have to get d rear tyre changed..
I have used FKR Ranger tyre before ...its a wonderful tyre..i loved it a lot... but having driven for almost 2 years i wanna have another tyre now...
m lot confused between mrf zapper q and michelin sirac...have read the posts above but nowhere it is clear that which one is better... as my rims(spoked) are old so cant go for tubeless....
one more thing ...
the original tyre size of ma bike is 100/90 18....can i go for 120/80 without any problem..
suggestion:those who have not tried FKR ranger yet..give it a try... the only problem is it is too heavy...but the grip on road is just awesome
120/80 18 Sirac is the size from Michelin that would fit without mods.
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Originally posted by GoGreen View Post120/80 18 Sirac is the size from Michelin that would fit without mods.
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Originally posted by basumataryraj View PostWhat are the advantages of sirac over m45. I need a tyre with good grip in village roads with lots of mud (kichad). The stock dimension is 100/90 18". Will any of these fit? Raj.
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Originally posted by GoGreen View PostSirac and M62 are the the right tyres for you. Check out the features and benefits on
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Guys, I need help in understanding an issue. My stock tyre is 100/90 18". How would the performance of the bike (pickup, handling, cornering) is affected if i fit a 120/80 tyre? RajLast edited by basumataryraj; 03-02-2010, 05:34 PM.
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Tubeless Tires For Suzuki GS150 R
Guys,
Im planning to change my bike tires to tubeless tires. Front is 2.75 18"
rear 100/90 18"
is tubeless available for this size ? i enquired in MRF they have for 17" and michellin is 2500/tire and only sirac available. Though one dealer in chennai saying its available for my size company website saying its not.
Also i heard its heavy so it will affect performance. Bike came with MRF Zapper Q in Rear and MRF Zapper FS in front. Its giving good stability
why am looking for tubeless is to get good mileage and to get rid of puncher problem. As bike is 149kgs it will be difficult in case of puncher.
please share your views and suggest a good light weight all purpose tubeless. Changing rear alone will do good or both should be changed ?Rides: HH SPl (2000-2005) | TVS Vic GLX (2005-2010) | S GS150 R (Current)
Gears: Scoyco JK -17 | Cramster Twister | Cramster Bionics | Vega Boolean
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Thanks for merging the query mod.
@ basumataryraj i know you also have suzuki GS 150 R. So you looking for tubeless ? so i am.
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Dear Rajesh,
Thank you for contacting Michelin.
Michelin offers tube type tyres for your bike. 2.75 18 Front and 4.00 18 is the right offer from Michelin for your bike.
You can choose from various options like M35, M45, M62 and Sirac depending upon the riding conditions and your riding style. To obtain information on our products visit the Michelin India Motorcylce tyre website at http://motorcycle.michelin.in/
"Rides: HH SPl (2000-2005) | TVS Vic GLX (2005-2010) | S GS150 R (Current)
Gears: Scoyco JK -17 | Cramster Twister | Cramster Bionics | Vega Boolean
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Originally posted by rajesh1136 View PostThanks for merging the query mod.
@ basumataryraj i know you also have suzuki GS 150 R. So you looking for tubeless ? so i am.
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Dear Rajesh,
Thank you for contacting Michelin.
Michelin offers tube type tyres for your bike. 2.75 18 Front and 4.00 18 is the right offer from Michelin for your bike.
You can choose from various options like M35, M45, M62 and Sirac depending upon the riding conditions and your riding style. To obtain information on our products visit the Michelin India Motorcylce tyre website at http://motorcycle.michelin.in/
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