Im using a sirac street.
Its quite good.
Dry roads grip is very good.
Its cheap
And wet water grip is cery good too.
Its medium compound and lasts ok ish.
But its a very good tyre.
Sand makes it a little uneasy.
Thats it.
Keep pressure around 35 to 36 and its happy
The only tyre I think that tvs did not f.... up

divyansh....

Hey,

Went to the bike shop ..Saw Michelin Pilot Street (130/70) 5700 Thailand made!!!..Waiting for front tyres for them to get.

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If your sure about the thiland make then buy it
I was almost conned once.
Imho the tyre wil last about 10 to 15 k kms and 5700 is quite expensive but if its ok with you buy it eyes closed Thailand made michelin tyres are soft compound

divyansh....

Sirac Street is by Michelin not TVS.

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Hi People,

I had real bad experiences with the TVS tires, considering the fact that its high time and monsoon's soon arriving looking for a tyre replacement.

My stock size is 110/80/17 (Rear) & 90/90/17 (Front), though I looked for similar size of tyres but it was disappointing. As, I really could not find the exact fit, considering the market availability I could only manage to find tyres of sizes, 120/80/17, 100/80/17.

Considering the fact I would not want to go for 120/80/17 as, I do not want to compromise on Performance and Mileage. The only options left open is 100/80/17, my only concerns are:
1. Will tyre size of 100/80/17, compromise on the ability of cornering?(if the tyres are softer compound then 100 size will be better gripping then 120 hard compounds)
2. Will I loose stability, at high speeds?( again same as above)
3. Will there be a rise or fall in Performance & Mileage?( top smeed may vary depending on height of tyre, but overall milage and performance will increase)

Also would like to know, what brand Do I go for?
1. Ceat
2. Michelin
3. MRF

I managed to find the exact fitment for the Front ones.

Thank you for your Valuable comments.

I thnk it has been a week since i got the MICHELIN PILOT STREET RADIAL for my duke 200,initial impression was wohooo it grips lyk crazy but maybe i had that feeling bcoz my MRF had gone totally bald.So any new tire in comparison to my my previous rubber would hav felt wow.........as the days passed n as the excitement died i realized i was wrong. My suspension seems more stiff,i checked the air pressure it was perfect at 26 psi n even the flickability was sumwat lost n i also feel 140 seems thin n i thnk i should hav sticked to the stock size of 150