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Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz
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My Michelin M45 4.0 after 2000KMS
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looks nearly... 'Brand New' bro.......
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I dont want to go for ZAPPER FS.. coz its not suited for Off-roads.Originally posted by Pinaki View PostMoto-C was the favourite rear tyres for 19" bullet's rims too .
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
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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 .
Im going for M62 Gazelle, Secura Sport, etc.
My riding comprises of... 50% normal City Riding... 25% Touring.. & 25% Rally'ing..!
I've been using MICHELIN SIRAC so long in a Pulsar 180'Dtsi.... its really an awesome Dual-Purpose tyre.. performs well in Wet-Roads, Broken Roads, Wet-Tarmac, Dirt Tracks, etc...
I even did a "MotoCross Event" with it.. but the problm is.. its too heavy & badly affects the sprockets n acceleration..!!>> RiDe SaFe > RiDe LoNg >>Comment
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R15 rear tyre price
Hi - What should be the mrp of R15's stock rear tyre (Zapper S TL 100/80 17)? An mrf dealer in navi-mumbai panvel is asking rs.1900 for it. Did they increase the price of R15's rear tyre?
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HUnting for Sirac Street
Guys,
Looking out for Michelin Sirac Street 100/90/18 for replacing the zapper Y. I hunted for it at some Michelin Dealers, but none have it. Can someone please suggest where I can get them?
Thanks in advance
VishalComment
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Yup i guess so that duros are available! Coz I currently have the HF-918 installed on my bike... Superb tyre..
Michelins too can be used as TL tyres..Comment
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Guys,Please help,Is there any off road tires for pulsar front fitment?Originally posted by sand_sat View Post
Replacing with a same size tire wont reduce your mileage.Also by using such tyres will it effect my milage ?
Karizma Parts Manual - https://picasaweb.google.com/1010125...rizmaCatalogue
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i got a quote of 2050 for rear and 1850 for front...so go for it.Originally posted by bombayrider View Postsigpic
Big Bore with FFE....Rule the streetsComment
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Thanks mate! Gonna get it tomorrow then and then off to Goa...a Goa trip on R15 with pillionOriginally posted by vivekpetrohead View Post
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Well , if it's affecting your sprockets , think what it's doing to your crank ! Did you fit the stock size for your bike or oversize ? I doubt stock size tyres would be so much heavier as to load your bike . Siracs are indeed great tyresOriginally posted by neil_1668 View Post , but try to stick to the normal sizes for your bike .
As for your situation .. I can think of only one solution . Many tyres would handle city roads and highway touring just fine .Why don't you keep a separate set of tyres just for rallying ? It would cost you maybe a 100 Rs to switch tyres when you prepare your bike before a rally . Most rallyists does special preparation for bike before the D-day , no ? And your two sets would last just as long together .. so no waste .Comment
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hey guys,
i guess i am posting for first time on this thread.
i need to know how good are the Pirelli Sports Demons in wet. coz i dont feel much confident with my zappers in monsoon. i have Pulsar 220.Suzuki Samurai (2003-2004)
Hero Honda Passion (2004-2010)
Bajaj Pulsar 220 F (2010-2013)
Bajaj Pulsar 200NS (2013-????)Comment
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where are you from...!??!!?Originally posted by imjoshee View Post>> RiDe SaFe > RiDe LoNg >>Comment
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No... a 120/90 was fitted in a Pulsar 180 (which uses.. 100/90)Originally posted by Pinaki View PostWell , if it's affecting your sprockets , think what it's doing to your crank ! Did you fit the stock size for your bike or oversize ? I doubt stock size tyres would be so much heavier as to load your bike . Siracs are indeed great tyres , but try to stick to the normal sizes for your bike .
As for your situation .. I can think of only one solution . Many tyres would handle city roads and highway touring just fine .Why don't you keep a separate set of tyres just for rallying ? It would cost you maybe a 100 Rs to switch tyres when you prepare your bike before a rally . Most rallyists does special preparation for bike before the D-day , no ? And your two sets would last just as long together .. so no waste .
moreover... SIRAC's are heavier compared to other-brand tyres of the same SIZE..
hmm.. thats the BEST solution.. (keeping two sets of tyres).... but actually.. Preparing the Bike for Rally is very costly... moreover i have to do some engine works also...
So, very much into financial pressure... as i'm a student..
You can understand Dada..
Thats y.... opting for a dual-purpose tyre..
nyways... If i dont get the SIRAC STREET's.... i'll go for MRF METEOR & MICHELIN M62 GAZELLE..>> RiDe SaFe > RiDe LoNg >>Comment
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its Kings Tyre !Originally posted by RhythmRana99 View Post
anybody know which tyre is this??? i have seen this tyre on my friends p200Comment
Correct me if i am wrong.Is Duro tires available there? 
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