Guys help me! I've to get a new rear tyre for my CB twister today itself. I want to get a wider tyre maybe 100/90-17 size. Can I put them on without any alteration?
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Re: Tubeless Tyre for Classic 350 Possible?
Originally posted by bulletnjeep View PostGuys help me! I've to get a new rear tyre for my CB twister today itself. I want to get a wider tyre maybe 100/90-17 size. Can I put them on without any alteration?
And you can better try 100/80-17.....will give a better fit and enough clearance....MRF ZAPPER S is available in that size..its Tubeless..ask me for any query on that......
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Stock size is 80/100 17'.I've heard Zappers don't come with any warranty. Is it true? And what'd the approx price of Zapper S?Last edited by bulletnjeep; 04-28-2013, 03:18 PM.
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Re: Tubeless Tyre for Classic 350 Possible?
Originally posted by bulletnjeep View PostStock size is 80/100 17'.I've heard Zappers don't come with any warranty. Is it true? And what'd the approx price of Zapper S?
Follow the simple rule.....if you increase width by 20mm....then reduce the profile by 10.....you will get enough clearance....
100/90-17 will have a difference of 3.4% thats too much
100/80-17 has 0% difference compared to your stock.
And zapper s grips like leech even in wet conditions....its the rear on r15 v1
CheersLast edited by MidnightEvil Parth; 04-28-2013, 03:49 PM.
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I edited my post above...do check it....
And I got difference of 2% when I changed my rear tyre and believe me....even that seemingly little 2% made me to remove my chainguard and redirect hub bracket holders.
And you can also check Ceat secura....Mrf Mogrip moto-D....Last edited by MidnightEvil Parth; 04-28-2013, 03:54 PM.
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Originally posted by bulletnjeep View PostHey man, one more thing, should I remove the mudgaurd? Cause I really want that look on my bike.
And mudguard or chainguard. ??
If its chainguard then yes but take care of lubricating chainI am not using a chainguard.
If its rear mudguard cum plate holder yes you can remove if..but dont cut it...do open and remove....and get bracket small plate holders from p135....or get two metal leafs for plate....hehe I am not using even a rear mudguard
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Yes if you dont use them in foggy conditions.....which are quite common half the year at the place where I live.....as white light dissipates in fog and there is no difference between using the headlamp or not with them in such conditions.
Here many bikers are using the headlamp from ktm duke 690 or only the headlamp assembly of pulsar 220 for mods......projector with useLast edited by MidnightEvil Parth; 04-28-2013, 05:06 PM.
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