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  • #2821
    Originally posted by Xenologik View Post
    Woot. Thank you for the quick reply. Tyre life is fine by me, even if its less than 15k

    Where can I get this tyre in Bangalore and what should I be paying for this tyre ?
    You can look for Dealer Tyre Empire / Sai Iyengar. Alternatively, you can call Michelin Account Manager, Mr. Nayaz at 9886498188 to locate a Dealer nearby.

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    • #2822
      Guys what's the cost of Pirelli sport demon tyre?? any review??
      Check it out people.

      http://www.bikersarena.com/

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      • #2823
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        • #2824
          Hello guys, I am a newbie on the tyre scene and would appreciate some help.

          I have a Hyosung Aquila and the rear tyres are 130/80. These are MRFs and that is how the bike came in from the dealer when I bought the bike. However, the right size for the bike is 150/80 - 15 rim.


          Two questions.

          1) Is the 150/80, 15inch rim size tyre available in India with a good manufacturer. Michelin/Pirelli etc?

          2) I was thinking to upsize it to 170 or 180. In which case the only option I came up was on the MRF site. They have a 170/70 - 15. Are there any other serious options in the 170 - 180 size 15" rim size?


          Thanks!

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          • #2825
            Fitted Pirelli Sport Demon on Apache RTR

            I own Apache RTR 160

            Rear tyre: 100/80 18"

            I fitted Pirelli Sport Demon 110/80 tubeless on rear wheel today. The guys at the shop told me 110/80 and tubeless will not affect but I want to know it here.

            Will 110/80 tubeless tyre reduce fuel efficiency and will it fitt properly on the alloy since stock tyre is 100/80 with tube? Plz help
            Last edited by Zulu_Authentic; 11-03-2010, 03:52 PM.

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            • #2826
              Originally posted by Zulu_Authentic View Post
              I own Apache RTR 160

              Rear tyre: 100/80 18"

              I fitted Pirelli Sport Demon 110/80 tubeless on rear wheel today. The guys at the shop told me 110/80 and tubeless will not affect but I want to know it here.

              Will 110/80 tubeless tyre reduce fuel efficiency and will it fitt properly on the alloy since stock tyre is 100/80 with tube? Plz help
              wont affect fuel efficiency much and it will fit properly witout much changes to the swing arm...
              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 ! :)

              sigpic

              My Saddlesore Log : The 1st Saddlesore in India on a 135cc

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              • #2827
                Originally posted by nin View Post
                wont affect fuel efficiency much and it will fit properly witout much changes to the swing arm...
                Thanks for quick reply

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                • #2828
                  I am planning to change my rear stock IRC tyre with pirelli sport demon in my P220. i am confused a bit in what size should i go for?? 130/80 or 130/90 ?? And what is the cost of Pirelli sport demon??
                  Check it out people.

                  http://www.bikersarena.com/

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                  • #2829
                    Originally posted by maverhick View Post
                    Hello guys, I am a newbie on the tyre scene and would appreciate some help.

                    I have a Hyosung Aquila and the rear tyres are 130/80. These are MRFs and that is how the bike came in from the dealer when I bought the bike. However, the right size for the bike is 150/80 - 15 rim.


                    Two questions.

                    1) Is the 150/80, 15inch rim size tyre available in India with a good manufacturer. Michelin/Pirelli etc?

                    2) I was thinking to upsize it to 170 or 180. In which case the only option I came up was on the MRF site. They have a 170/70 - 15. Are there any other serious options in the 170 - 180 size 15" rim size?


                    Thanks!

                    Guys, any help on this one?

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                    • #2830
                      Originally posted by maverhick View Post
                      Hello guys, I am a newbie on the tyre scene and would appreciate some help.

                      I have a Hyosung Aquila and the rear tyres are 130/80. These are MRFs and that is how the bike came in from the dealer when I bought the bike. However, the right size for the bike is 150/80 - 15 rim.


                      Two questions.

                      1) Is the 150/80, 15inch rim size tyre available in India with a good manufacturer. Michelin/Pirelli etc?

                      2) I was thinking to upsize it to 170 or 180. In which case the only option I came up was on the MRF site. They have a 170/70 - 15. Are there any other serious options in the 170 - 180 size 15" rim size?


                      Thanks!
                      both are available in pirelli's MT 66 Route...check out pirelli's website...
                      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 ! :)

                      sigpic

                      My Saddlesore Log : The 1st Saddlesore in India on a 135cc

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                      • #2831
                        Thanks, are these available in India. Pirelli doesn't seem to have an Indian site.

                        Originally posted by nin View Post
                        both are available in pirelli's MT 66 Route...check out pirelli's website...

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                        • #2832
                          Originally posted by maverhick View Post
                          Thanks, are these available in India. Pirelli doesn't seem to have an Indian site.
                          but we do have a lot of dealers back here...
                          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 ! :)

                          sigpic

                          My Saddlesore Log : The 1st Saddlesore in India on a 135cc

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                          • #2833
                            best tyres for rtr 180

                            hello friends
                            i want to change both tyres of my rtr 180
                            For rear i am thinking about r15 100/80 or mrf vyde 120/80
                            and for front i want something which is suitable for stoppies
                            options are r15 80/90 or PSD 90/90 or PSD 100/90
                            i want to know is 100/90 is better then 90/90 in term of performing stoppies
                            and i want to know mrf dealer price for both r15 is 3100 is it good or expensive the dealer offer 700 bucks for my stock 6200km tvs tyres do i sell it
                            thanks in advance

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                            • #2834
                              rtr 180

                              120/80 will be considerably heavier than 100/80

                              rtr should perform well with front 90/80 and 100/80 from mrf

                              but both are tarmac tyres, not off road.

                              3100 for both r15 tyres is good. where? Mumbai?

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                              • #2835
                                Originally posted by MotionFreak View Post
                                rtr 180

                                120/80 will be considerably heavier than 100/80

                                rtr should perform well with front 90/80 and 100/80 from mrf

                                but both are tarmac tyres, not off road.

                                3100 for both r15 tyres is good. where? Mumbai?
                                In Haryana

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