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  • #2701
    Originally posted by stevengerrard08 View Post
    what is largest size of the tyre which you can put on rx-100 rear without changing the rims. i am in bit regarding this issue so please help
    Query Merged.
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    • #2702
      The stock RX tyre sizes are as follows:
      Front: 2.50*18"
      Rear: 2.75*18"

      You can upsize to 2.75&3.00*18" respectively with the same rim, but I would recommend you upsize only the rear.
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      • #2703
        hey friends any one knows a best tyre for stoppies on 220?? i have a carburettor 220 and in that rolling stoppies can only be done on the dambar roads, on concrete roads its almost imppossible the tire just skids, where as in r15 stoppies can be done on any roads, so any suggestions for the best tyres for rolling stoppies? and how much shall be the pressure???

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        • #2704
          Hi everyone, Is it possible to fit the rear tyre of bullet classic 500 (130/80x18) in zmr without removing full chain cover?
          2005 HH Karizma [SOLD]
          2008 Yamaha R15 V1.0 [SOLD]
          2018 Bajaj Dominar 400 ABS Matte Black [Current]

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          • #2705
            Need help regarding tyres for Pulsar 150 DTSi

            Hello friends,
            I own a new Pulsar DTSi UG4 (2010). I got Eurogrip tires as stock-fitment. I am a newbee regarding bikes . The problem is that i dont like my tires because they skid a lot and skid very easily !!!!!! I want them changed asap!!!!!
            Please suggest me the best tyre-brand for this purpose whether tubeless or tubed, i am thinking of MRF Zapper-C, is it a good choice? Or is there more better options available ?
            Please be quick in your responses as i want them changed!!!!!!

            Thanks.
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            • #2706
              jsut a small Q.
              with your current tyres, are you keeping the air pressure perfect? I guess it should be around 25 for front and 29 for back..

              if it is still skidding make couple of ps less.. say front 24ps, rear 27ps.
              Try this.. may be.. its not fault of tyres only..

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              • #2707
                Originally posted by Seamus View Post
                hey friends any one knows a best tyre for stoppies on 220?? i have a carburettor 220 and in that rolling stoppies can only be done on the dambar roads, on concrete roads its almost imppossible the tire just skids, where as in r15 stoppies can be done on any roads, so any suggestions for the best tyres for rolling stoppies? and how much shall be the pressure???
                the zapper on ur front is quite good for stoppies...try pumping the disc before u actually jam it...never lock it...it obviously will skid...

                u could lower the psi by 2 units...nothing less..

                Originally posted by Greymatter View Post
                Hi everyone, Is it possible to fit the rear tyre of bullet classic 500 (130/80x18) in zmr without removing full chain cover?
                the swing arm could create problems..

                Originally posted by coolvaibh2010 View Post
                Hello friends,
                I own a new Pulsar DTSi UG4 (2010). I got Eurogrip tires as stock-fitment. I am a newbee regarding bikes . The problem is that i dont like my tires because they skid a lot and skid very easily !!!!!! I want them changed asap!!!!!
                Please suggest me the best tyre-brand for this purpose whether tubeless or tubed, i am thinking of MRF Zapper-C, is it a good choice? Or is there more better options available ?
                Please be quick in your responses as i want them changed!!!!!!

                Thanks.
                zapper is good..and ofcourse better options are available like the pirelli, siracs but all the more expensive...check out the previous threads for more details...
                A very good and safe biker not only because he can pop up either of the wheels,scrape his knees on a corner or go fast and make it look stylish but because he very well knows his limits and capabilities and has the patience to learn about others and ride safe ! :)

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                • #2708
                  Tyres for hunk

                  Hey guys i was planning to change the rear tyre on my hunk to something bigger. I understand i'll have to do some mods(remove chain cover.etc.). can anyone guide me through this? An estimate of the whole thing would be appreciated. Thanx
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                  • #2709
                    Hi guys,

                    Wanted to upgrade my 2007 Unicorn's (the one with alloys. UG3?) rear tyre (stock 100/90-18). I've decided to go for Michelin M45. Needed to know which is the right size? 3.25x18 or 4x18?

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                    • #2710
                      Originally posted by wingrider767 View Post
                      Hi guys,

                      Wanted to upgrade my 2007 Unicorn's (the one with alloys. UG3?) rear tyre (stock 100/90-18). I've decided to go for Michelin M45. Needed to know which is the right size? 3.25x18 or 4x18?
                      3.25 18 will be closer to 90 Section width. 4.0 18 will be 110 section width. 100/90 18 Pilot Sporty is another option.

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                      • #2711
                        Tyre Change for my P200

                        Hi fellas,

                        Just joined the forum.

                        Need guidance on all options for my P200 (2007 edition) Tyres available presently and most importantly where I may buy them - specifically in and around West Delhi.

                        I would especially like to know options available with front tyres (for better and longer lasting stopping power) as the default 90/90/17 MRF Tubeless is a scary skidder, considering my weight coupled with the Bike's (No laughs please!), and more so with even minute sand / dust (on the dry) and loose gravel (on the wet) Delhi Roads.

                        My driving currently consists mostly of commuting 50 kms every day in stop-start traffic. I have done 21k+ so far.

                        Thanks in advance.
                        Last edited by spagnet; 09-21-2010, 09:56 PM.
                        @ Chartered Accountant seeking new Roads to Charter on his 2007 P200 Chariot !

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                        • #2712
                          Ciao guys, just one info. Where I can find Pirelli Sport Demon in Delhi? and who is the official distributor? thanks.,
                          Last edited by thewizard; 09-20-2010, 03:11 PM.

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                          • #2713
                            Originally posted by GoGreen View Post
                            3.25 18 will be closer to 90 Section width. 4.0 18 will be 110 section width. 100/90 18 Pilot Sporty is another option.
                            Thanks for the inputs. Picked up Michelin M45 4.00x18 for the rear and 2.75x18 for the front. Couldn't find the Pilot Sporty.

                            4.00x18 is probably the max the bike can take without any mods. It's a tight fit but no issues so far. No significant change in performance, but the grip is just incredible! It's confidence inspiring.

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                            • #2714
                              Pilot Sporty

                              100/90 18 Pilot Sporty , Planning t0 buy it for my RTR....If anyone is currently using this tyre, pls let me know ur experiences

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                              • #2715
                                Originally posted by MADDY-RDX View Post
                                100/90 18 Pilot Sporty , Planning t0 buy it for my RTR....If anyone is currently using this tyre, pls let me know ur experiences
                                For the RTR, 4.00 18 M45 is also a good option. It is equivalent to 110 section width. It is a Tube type tyre. 100/90 18 Pilot Sporty is also a good option and is Tubeless.

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