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Which set is better for a cbz extreme ?
Front - Michelin M45 or MRF Zapper FM
Rear - Michelin Street Sirac or MRF Zapper C or Zapper Q
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Michelin M45 - findTyre - motorcycle.michelin.in
Sirac Street - findTyre - motorcycle.michelin.in
MRF Front tyres - MRF Tyres
Rear tyres - MRF Tyres
I think the M45 for the front and Street Sirac or Zapper C would be a very good combination.
What do you guys think ?Last edited by kaka; 08-10-2011, 10:24 PM.guys..if you ever need blood or want to donate blood, please refer to this site :
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You can try M45 on front and Sirac Street on Rear. Or Get Sirac Street Front fitment for front and Rear for rear.Karizma Parts Manual - https://picasaweb.google.com/1010125...rizmaCatalogue
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ZMR rear tyre
ZMR rear tyre are 100/90-18...
MRF guy told me that i can try Zapper Q 120/90-18. It would provide better grip.
Is he correct? is the tyre good? any adverse effect on acceleration, top speed and mileage?
Zapper Q is also available in 100/90-18 and 110/90-18
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+1 to that. I have the M45&Sirac Street combo on my Fiero F2&it is really good. I was earlier thinking of both M45s or M62 for the rear, but decided against it due to the shopkeeper's pestering me to try Sirac Street-I am pretty happy with it too. It has buttons in the centre&soft compound on the sides, so cornering is not an issue.
The M45 is the highlight though-it grips like a leech!
If you are looking for harder tyres for constantly carrying pillion etc., get the Dunlop GeoCruiser-it lasts very very long!
Front would be Dunlop CityCruiser I think-just check the Dunlop tyres once.
Since you have already used MRF Zappers, why don't you try some other brand? I'm sure Michelins will please.Quench my thirst with gasoline!
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Originally posted by siddharth_ZMR View PostZMR rear tyre are 100/90-18...
MRF guy told me that i can try Zapper Q 120/90-18. It would provide better grip.
Is he correct? is the tyre good? any adverse effect on acceleration, top speed and mileage?
Zapper Q is also available in 100/90-18 and 110/90-18
Originally posted by Sarvajit View PostIt has buttons in the centre&soft compound on the sides, so cornering is not an issue.
The M45 is the highlight though-it grips like a leech!
If you are looking for harder tyres for constantly carrying pillion etc., get the Dunlop GeoCruiser-it lasts very very long!
Source:User FeedbacksKarizma Parts Manual - https://picasaweb.google.com/1010125...rizmaCatalogue
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Originally posted by siddharth_ZMR View PostZMR rear tyre are 100/90-18...
MRF guy told me that i can try Zapper Q 120/90-18. It would provide better grip.
Is he correct? is the tyre good? any adverse effect on acceleration, top speed and mileage?
Zapper Q is also available in 100/90-18 and 110/90-18
Regards,
Sid
Originally posted by Sarvajit View Post+1 to that. I have the M45&Sirac Street combo on my Fiero F2&it is really good. I was earlier thinking of both M45s or M62 for the rear, but decided against it due to the shopkeeper's pestering me to try Sirac Street-I am pretty happy with it too. It has buttons in the centre&soft compound on the sides, so cornering is not an issue.
The M45 is the highlight though-it grips like a leech!
If you are looking for harder tyres for constantly carrying pillion etc., get the Dunlop GeoCruiser-it lasts very very long!
Front would be Dunlop CityCruiser I think-just check the Dunlop tyres once.
Since you have already used MRF Zappers, why don't you try some other brand? I'm sure Michelins will please.
Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View PostYou can try M45 on front and Sirac Street on Rear. Or Get Sirac Street Front fitment for front and Rear for rear.guys..if you ever need blood or want to donate blood, please refer to this site :
http://www.friendstosupport.org/index.aspx
Do you ever notice that when you're driving, anyone going slower than you is an idiot and everyone driving faster than you is a maniac ?
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Originally posted by kaka View PostThanks Sarvajit, I'm pretty much inclined towards M45 for the front and Sirac Street for the rear tyre. Will be getting it done this saturday. If you know of any dealer, pls let me know. I contacted Ashoka Tyres, M.G.Road,Sec'bad .
I got both for Rs.2800 IIRC.
Fitting in opposite lane. Mention my name there-you will find a shock absorber&wheel throughing shop also.
Get the inside rubber also changed on the rim-they will apply after putting powder.Quench my thirst with gasoline!
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Finally got Michelin tyres for my cbz extreme today.
Front - M45 - INR 1500 only tyre
Rear - Sirac Street - INR 2000 only tyre
Here's a pic - Will get them fixed as soon as i get to buy mrf tubes. Any other options in tubes ?guys..if you ever need blood or want to donate blood, please refer to this site :
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Nice buy and MRF tubes are of good quality. Post some pics after fixing the tires.Karizma Parts Manual - https://picasaweb.google.com/1010125...rizmaCatalogue
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