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Originally posted by RhythmRana99 View PostKarizma Parts Manual - https://picasaweb.google.com/1010125...rizmaCatalogue
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Originally posted by RhythmRana99 View Postya i dont mindKarizma Parts Manual - https://picasaweb.google.com/1010125...rizmaCatalogue
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Originally posted by RhythmRana99 View Post
anybody know which tyre is this??? i have seen this tyre on my friends p200
Karizma Parts Manual - https://picasaweb.google.com/1010125...rizmaCatalogue
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Originally posted by neil_1668 View Postfor the REAR.... I'm confused between...
MRF METEOR??
MICHELIN M45??
CEAT VERTIGO SPORT??
& for the FRONT.... I'm confused between...
MRF MOTO C??
MRF MOTO D??
MICHELIN M62'GAZELLE??
CEAT SECURA SPORT??
I need Dual-Purpose Tyres... which will perform well in On/Off Road both..
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Tyre Pressure in Pulsar 150 DTSI
Hi,
I own a Pulsar 150 DTSI.
I have a MRF Meteor tyre in rear wheel.
I want to know what should be the perfect tyre Pressure in Front and Rear Wheel of the Pulsar 150 ?
Currently i kept Front tyre - 25 and Rear Tyre - 30.Last edited by sand_sat; 04-17-2011, 05:25 AM.
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Originally posted by sand_sat View PostHi,
I own a Pulsar 150 DTSI.
I have a MRF Meteor tyre in rear wheel.
I want to know what should be the perfect tyre Pressure in Front and Rear Wheel of the Pulsar 150 ?
Currently i kept Front tyre - 25 and Rear Tyre - 30.Karizma Parts Manual - https://picasaweb.google.com/1010125...rizmaCatalogue
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Originally posted by sand_sat View PostAlso i want to know which Tyre should i use in front of Pulsar DTSI?
I have MRF METEOR as a rear Tyre.Karizma Parts Manual - https://picasaweb.google.com/1010125...rizmaCatalogue
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Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View PostI think Ceat Vertigo Sport is 120 sized tire,so it will be heavier and m45 is soft compound definitely will not match your requirement,So i am selecting MRF METEOR for rear .
Coming to the front tire,I had seen moto-d used as rear tires in RX here,don't know how it performs as front fitment,So i am selecting M62 Gazelle for Front.
Thanks Bro...
But.. i think CEAT VERTIGO SPORT is available in 100/90 size even... nyways... I'll prefer MRF METEOR more than VERTIGO... !!
n Since M62 is of harder compound thn M45... i think it'll be better..!!>> RiDe SaFe > RiDe LoNg >>
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Originally posted by Pinaki View PostI have used both MRF moto-c/moto-d , moto-c is better , but both are directional rear tyres IMO . I have them on my RX135 and now my splendor . Moto-C is excellent for rough roads / broken asphalt / wet muddy slush and good for normal indian roads too . For front tyre I use MRF RIB but MRF zapper FS is also very good for front tyres .
have no idea how it performs..!!
MRF Zapper FS... is an excellent tyre.. I have been using it in my Karizma R... for the past 29000kms..
It has excellent grip & handling...in Corners even..
only.. of Off-Road/ Dirt conditions it cant perform well...>> RiDe SaFe > RiDe LoNg >>
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My Michelin M45 4.0 after 2000KMS
Karizma Parts Manual - https://picasaweb.google.com/1010125...rizmaCatalogue
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Originally posted by neil_1668 View Posthmm.. but some people use MOTO-C & D in front even...
have no idea how it performs..!!
MRF Zapper FS... is an excellent tyre.. I have been using it in my Karizma R... for the past 29000kms..
It has excellent grip & handling...in Corners even..
only.. of Off-Road/ Dirt conditions it cant perform well...
Since it is now fashionable to flaunt the most disproportionately fat tyres with the most aggressive looking tread patterns , so many people will do many things. I cannot see my tyres while riding 'em , so I'd rather stick to what rides best for me
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As you already have good experiences with zapper-FS go for it in front .
Stick to the stock size for front , fatter front will degrade your steering and pickup . You should not expect any tyre to perform it's best in both urban roads and dirt-tracks and wild forest trails at once . Decide what 80% of your riding surface will be and fit tyres accordingly . Rest 20% you shall survive.
michelin M45's are great tubed city road tyres , a bit quicker to wear ... but great grip . You can try them for the rear . For mucho less money MRF zapper-Q / nylogrip-plus is also good for rears .Last edited by Pinaki; 04-17-2011, 04:12 PM.
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Originally posted by neil_1668 View Postfor the REAR.... I'm confused between...
MRF METEOR??
MICHELIN M45??
CEAT VERTIGO SPORT??
& for the FRONT.... I'm confused between...
MRF MOTO C??
MRF MOTO D??
MICHELIN M62'GAZELLE??
CEAT SECURA SPORT??
I need Dual-Purpose Tyres... which will perform well in On/Off Road both..
Originally posted by neil_1668 View Posthmm.. but some people use MOTO-C & D in front even...
have no idea how it performs..!!Last edited by deville_56; 04-17-2011, 11:18 PM.#RetiredRider
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