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Check out the April Edition of Bike India Magazine. On page 82, they have an article for the ride to Himachal across various surfaces like mud and snow as well. Leh ride will have similar surfaces. -
Is 100/90/17 available in IRC?? or in any other brand? I want a good sticky tyre (Do not suggest TVS, I have one right now).HH Karizma (Current) || CBF Stunner PGM-FI || Honda CB Unicorn Dazzler
Honda Aviator || Kinetic Flyte || Kinetic Blaze || HH Splendor
Two ZMAs, 9 Days in Western GhatsComment
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Guys suggest me a good rear tyre for P220? Heard MRFs are hard to find these days. How much does the Sirac cost at Chennai?
P.S: I want a tyre for touring purpose.Comment
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Sirac is priced around Rs.2300.Originally posted by M@n()J View PostHH Karizma (Current) || CBF Stunner PGM-FI || Honda CB Unicorn Dazzler
Honda Aviator || Kinetic Flyte || Kinetic Blaze || HH Splendor
Two ZMAs, 9 Days in Western GhatsComment
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u def need to change the tyres... dont know why the tyrewala would say dont... after all they would loose businessOriginally posted by rakowli View Post2 Days and no replies. i was expecting some replies but... Anyways i haven't changed the tyres till now whenever i go to the tyrewala they say why u need to change the tyres when there is so much grip. i tell them the tyres are 6years and 40k kms old. they are like
. they leave me also in two minds. what should i do. i will try and post the pictures of the tyres. then you all can help me with your suggestions.
yeo, post the pics of ur tyres, we can have a better idea then...
wht is ur current average ???
I would suggest IRC too, MRF and IRC both are good tyres... sirac though is used for 220's... and never never go for TVS eurogrips... alro keep gearing ratios in mind... a thicker tyre changes the ratios...Comment
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tubeless tyre for my pulsar 180 classic
im looking for tubeless rear tyre for my pulsar 180classic....
plz giv ur suggestions1996 Kinetic Honda (Sold)
2000 Suzuki Fiero (Sold)
2001 Kawasaki Eliminator (Sold)
2002 Pulsar 180 Classic
2008 KarizmaComment
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The P150 Classic has spoked wheels. Unless you have changed them to alloys, you cannot go for tubeless tyres as the spoked wheels cannot provide an air-tight chamber.Originally posted by priyank500 View PostComment
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forgot to mention my bike has alloy wheels1996 Kinetic Honda (Sold)
2000 Suzuki Fiero (Sold)
2001 Kawasaki Eliminator (Sold)
2002 Pulsar 180 Classic
2008 KarizmaComment
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^^ 18" or 17"?
There were a few options discussed in this thread in the past 2 months. Please check & then try to find what is available near your place.Comment
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My woeful luck with my R15s rear tyre continues. Even after putting a tube in last week I get no peace. Suffered a puncture over the weekend caused by a small cut on the tube and today morning when I wheeled the bike out I saw that it again had a puncture. Its done only 137xx kms.
Time to change the rear tyre. Looking at options to the MRF rear in case it is unavailable / over priced.
Met a guy in office today who has put a tubed MRF Nylogrip 100/90 Pulsar tyre on his rear. He says its held well for a year and it cost him Rs 1600. And best of all no punctures till date
. Wouldnt mind going in for this if the grip is good. Is this the P220 tyre ? Any suggestions ?
Another option is the Pirelli 100/80/17 which is available for Rs 1900 from Autoqueen, Cochin. Has anyone tried this ? Any feedback ?Comment
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mine are 18" alloys1996 Kinetic Honda (Sold)
2000 Suzuki Fiero (Sold)
2001 Kawasaki Eliminator (Sold)
2002 Pulsar 180 Classic
2008 KarizmaComment
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Originally posted by Huzee View Postu def need to change the tyres... dont know why the tyrewala would say dont... after all they would loose business
yeo, post the pics of ur tyres, we can have a better idea then...
wht is ur current average ???
I would suggest IRC too, MRF and IRC both are good tyres... sirac though is used for 220's... and never never go for TVS eurogrips... alro keep gearing ratios in mind... a thicker tyre changes the ratios...
i have taken the pics will post it here by evening. My current average ranges between 45-48 kmpl. i have done porting n polishing and running on K n N fliter for last 2years almost.Comment
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Damn !!..It started troubling in just 13K.Mine lasted till 23K,and didn't had any single puncture in his(tyre) whole life.Originally posted by neil.jericho View PostMy woeful luck with my R15s rear tyre continues. Even after putting a tube in last week I get no peace. Suffered a puncture over the weekend caused by a small cut on the tube and today morning when I wheeled the bike out I saw that it again had a puncture. Its done only 137xx kms.
Time to change the rear tyre. Looking at options to the MRF rear in case it is unavailable / over priced.
Met a guy in office today who has put a tubed MRF Nylogrip 100/90 Pulsar tyre on his rear. He says its held well for a year and it cost him Rs 1600. And best of all no punctures till date. Wouldnt mind going in for this if the grip is good. Is this the P220 tyre ? Any suggestions ?
Another option is the Pirelli 100/80/17 which is available for Rs 1900 from Autoqueen, Cochin. Has anyone tried this ? Any feedback ?
Pireli 100/80/17 i am also looking for the same thing,Is it a offroading tyre ?
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PM @threat2myself - he has put it as front tyre on his P200...Originally posted by neil.jericho View PostMy woeful luck with my R15s rear tyre continues. Even after putting a tube in last week I get no peace. Suffered a puncture over the weekend caused by a small cut on the tube and today morning when I wheeled the bike out I saw that it again had a puncture. Its done only 137xx kms.
Time to change the rear tyre. Looking at options to the MRF rear in case it is unavailable / over priced.
Met a guy in office today who has put a tubed MRF Nylogrip 100/90 Pulsar tyre on his rear. He says its held well for a year and it cost him Rs 1600. And best of all no punctures till date. Wouldnt mind going in for this if the grip is good. Is this the P220 tyre ? Any suggestions ?
Another option is the Pirelli 100/80/17 which is available for Rs 1900 from Autoqueen, Cochin. Has anyone tried this ? Any feedback ?
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When you dance with the devil, you wait for the song to stop...Comment
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Is this the Pirelli Sport Demon? Can we have some more details like what is the compound, tread pattern etc.?Originally posted by neil.jericho View PostMy woeful luck with my R15s rear tyre continues. Even after putting a tube in last week I get no peace. Suffered a puncture over the weekend caused by a small cut on the tube and today morning when I wheeled the bike out I saw that it again had a puncture. Its done only 137xx kms.
Time to change the rear tyre. Looking at options to the MRF rear in case it is unavailable / over priced.
Met a guy in office today who has put a tubed MRF Nylogrip 100/90 Pulsar tyre on his rear. He says its held well for a year and it cost him Rs 1600. And best of all no punctures till date. Wouldnt mind going in for this if the grip is good. Is this the P220 tyre ? Any suggestions ?
Another option is the Pirelli 100/80/17 which is available for Rs 1900 from Autoqueen, Cochin. Has anyone tried this ? Any feedback ?
This could be a good alternative but we need to evaluate carefully!Quench my thirst with gasoline!Comment
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