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  • #5191
    Re: Tyres

    Originally posted by bulletnjeep View Post
    God damnit! I went to the market not aware of the fact that its sunday today and the market remains close on sunday. Will get Zapper S tomorrow.
    That's good. Get it tomorrow.

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    • #5192
      Re: Tyres

      Okay I'll keep that in mind.

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      • #5193
        Re: Tyres

        Originally posted by MidnightEvil Parth View Post
        Yes you can go for offroad motoD from MRF though if you want tarmac grip then avoid it.
        On the front you can use Zapper FY1...i got it for 1700 at MRF outlet (r15 v2 front tyre). It just grips and grips and grips man.


        @MidnightEvil Parth: Thanks for the advice. I think I will go ahead and change the rear tyre to MRF Moto-D. There is lot of loose gravel on the roads here and I don't want to skid someday.

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        • #5194
          Re: Tyres

          Originally posted by ssbaidya View Post
          @MidnightEvil Parth: Thanks for the advice. I think I will go ahead and change the rear tyre to MRF Moto-D. There is lot of loose gravel on the roads here and I don't want to skid someday.
          Sure and do update about the performance of those tyres here.....

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          • #5195
            Re: Tyres

            Sorry guys to ask some repetitive question here..

            Vehichle: Karizma (carb)
            Stock size: 2.75 x 18 (front) and 100/90 X18.
            The current tyre - Front stock and rear M45 but got worn out.
            My purpose:- Touring and city


            I came across MRF Moto Q 100/90 x 18 on an old APache bike. Thought will ask experts on the performance so shall go for it if deemed fit for my bike.
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            • #5196
              Re: Tyres

              Originally posted by MidnightEvil Parth View Post
              Sure and do update about the performance of those tyres here.....
              I am using MRF Moto D for my Discover ST 125 since a couple of days and the difference is phenomenal! These tyres have an awesome grip, esp. when you compare it with the stock Kenda tyres.
              Only issue I feel is, on highway the ride is very bumpy! feels as if there are micro speed breakers on the road. I think this might be due to the rear being over inflated? I shall go and check the air pressure and see how it feels then..

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              • #5197
                Re: Tyres

                Originally posted by SriramEfunds View Post
                Sorry guys to ask some repetitive question here..

                Vehichle: Karizma (carb)
                Stock size: 2.75 x 18 (front) and 100/90 X18.
                The current tyre - Front stock and rear M45 but got worn out.
                My purpose:- Touring and city


                I came across MRF Moto Q 100/90 x 18 on an old APache bike. Thought will ask experts on the performance so shall go for it if deemed fit for my bike.
                Zapper Q is medium compound....have it on my bro's RE classic.....grips very good and life is good too.........dont know about moto Q though..for the front go for michelin ps....or zapper fv if you want crazy grip.....

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                • #5198
                  Re: Tyres

                  Originally posted by Gags_1985 View Post
                  I am using MRF Moto D for my Discover ST 125 since a couple of days and the difference is phenomenal! These tyres have an awesome grip, esp. when you compare it with the stock Kenda tyres.
                  Only issue I feel is, on highway the ride is very bumpy! feels as if there are micro speed breakers on the road. I think this might be due to the rear being over inflated? I shall go and check the air pressure and see how it feels then..
                  It isnt because of over inflation.....its due to the block pattern design of moto D.....they arent meant for highway cruising.....you will experience that on any such tyre. ..for example.. Take ceat vertigo sports

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                  • #5199
                    Re: Tubeless Tyre for Classic 350 Possible?

                    Originally posted by Vishwa_98 View Post
                    Hi everyone,

                    I own a RE Classic 350 and completed 18K+ in my bike. I often do a lot of road trip's like chennai to ooty, Chennai to bangalore and other places. Monthly once or twice I do go to my hometown which is pondicherry in my bike from chennai. Till now I never had a flat tyre I use MRF Nylogrip Zapper (Stock tyre with tube) and it never
                    disappointed me in any situation. But Whenever I do long ride that to Solo ride I always pray that i should not get a flat tyre. I'm planning to change it to Tubeless tyre Is it possible to upgrade my tyre to tubeless? Have anyone used tubeless tyre in their Classic 350, 500? Will the tubeless tyre can withstand the weight of my bike which is 182+KG? Need suggestions please

                    Thanks,
                    Vishwa

                    Some one Please help me with this

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                    • #5200
                      Re: Tubeless Tyre for Classic 350 Possible?

                      Originally posted by Vishwa_98 View Post
                      Some one Please help me with this
                      Whats the rim size and type? Alloy or not?

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                      • #5201
                        Re: Tubeless Tyre for Classic 350 Possible?

                        Currently front Tyre size 90/90-19inch and rear Tyre is 110/90 -18inch. Its Not an Alloy.

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                        • #5202
                          Re: Tubeless Tyre for Classic 350 Possible?

                          Originally posted by Vishwa_98 View Post
                          Currently front Tyre size 90/90-19inch and rear Tyre is 110/90 -18inch. Its Not an Alloy.
                          Tubeless tyres on a spoked rim would be a much much problem bro......you can get both alloy type tubeless rims for RE @nearly INR4.8k.....and after that for tubeless tyres they are available from Duro and Pirelly in 18-19" size

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                          • #5203
                            Re: Tubeless Tyre for Classic 350 Possible?

                            For the 3 consecutive time got the Michelin Pilot Sporty 100/90 R17 tyre for my P180 UG3 in 3 years.

                            Really awesome tyre overall. I would recommend to every Pulsar owner looking for stock replacement options (tube-type) with tyre size of 100/90 R17
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                            • #5204
                              Re: Tubeless Tyre for Classic 350 Possible?

                              Originally posted by akshayhonda View Post
                              For the 3 consecutive time got the Michelin Pilot Sporty 100/90 R17 tyre for my P180 UG3 in 3 years.

                              Really awesome tyre overall. I would recommend to every Pulsar owner looking for stock replacement options (tube-type) with tyre size of 100/90 R17
                              Yeah thats good but the newer ones are made in India and not that good......i would recommend MRF nylogrip zapper vyde 100/90-17..tube type....

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                              • #5205
                                110-90/18 compatible with Honda Unicorn (2005)?

                                Hello Bikers,

                                I have 2005 Honda Unicorn. I am planning to put new tyres on it so was looking for 110 size tyre for rear, specifically MRF Zapper Q 110-90/18. But the MRF person was kind enough to ask me to verify whether 110 will fit Unicorn.

                                Kindly help.

                                Thanks a lot.
                                Vikram

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