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  • #6766
    Re: Tyres

    Originally posted by captain666 View Post
    Which tyre is this?? ...and that be great if u can give me some information [emoji4]

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    It is Ralco tubeless with alloys. Sorry about the dimensions. I will get it tomorrow I just keep forgetting. Definitely bigger in size compared to stock.

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    • #6767
      Re: Tyres

      Hi Guys, Gonna change the rear tyre of my Pulsar220(120/80,17), wants something which is resistant to puncture & good for both on & off road(going to leh in one month), confused between MRF Meteor & Ceat Gripp..Anyone using that or having any experience please comment...thanks in advance...Also any other good options for front tyre(90/90,17) with similar specs?

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      • #6768
        Re: Tyres

        MRF Meteor has hard rubber and pathetic wet grip.

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        • #6769
          Re: Tyres

          Originally posted by Only Amit... View Post
          MRF Meteor has hard rubber and pathetic wet grip.

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          I saw an ad on xbhp magazine where Pirelli tyres are sold Delhi based tyre dealers. They had given even for 100/90 x18 too. Did anyone try contacting them? If yes, can you share the tyre pricing? Thanks.

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          • #6770
            Re: Tyres

            Originally posted by ArunKR_ View Post
            Hi Guys, Gonna change the rear tyre of my Pulsar220(120/80,17), wants something which is resistant to puncture & good for both on & off road(going to leh in one month), confused between MRF Meteor & Ceat Gripp..Anyone using that or having any experience please comment...thanks in advance...Also any other good options for front tyre(90/90,17) with similar specs?
            I have a ceat 120/80 r17 in my fazer, it has excellent wet grip and above average dry grip. It is hard and puncture resistant. Many enfield users have done leh on those. There are two variants, the excellent wet grip variant is called vertigo rage.

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            • #6771
              Re: Tyres

              Originally posted by Only Amit... View Post
              MRF Meteor has hard rubber and pathetic wet grip.

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              Oh?...is it ?....I hope u r referring to the same tyre?..120/80 17,NV series?...i thought it had good dry and wet grip..thanks anyway ..

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              Originally posted by muztariq View Post
              I have a ceat 120/80 r17 in my fazer, it has excellent wet grip and above average dry grip. It is hard and puncture resistant. Many enfield users have done leh on those. There are two variants, the excellent wet grip variant is called vertigo rage.
              Thanks for ur reply, Can u tell me both the variants name?..and are u using the vertigo rage?..

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              • #6772
                Re: Tyres

                Guys....

                Does anyone know abt a place where I can get alloy wheels for Thunderbird 350 (new model) in Pune. Yeah, I know abt Nana peth but the ONLY condition is that Card payment option should be available....

                Pls reply ASAP.... also pls suggest some good tubeless tyres for T'bird...
                Priority should be as:
                1. Good grip on road even in wet conditions...
                2. Should be good quality. The stock ones (MRF) are pathetic if considering puncture frequency....
                3. Durability...

                Pls help asap...
                Thanks...



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                • #6773
                  Re: Tyres

                  hi guys,
                  i have p150dtsi, clocked 21k kms. it came with eurogrip tyres.
                  i think it's time to change the tyres.
                  please suggest me which tyres to go for and cost of the tyres.
                  i want to stick to the stock size.

                  i use this bike for daily commute.
                  100% city, 40km




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                  • #6774
                    Re: Tyres

                    Michelin pilot street radial 110/70 140/70
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                    • #6775
                      Re: Tyres

                      What's the price?

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                      • #6776
                        Hello guys.. I own an 2009 RTR 180.. Planning to change rear tyre.. Currently on MRF MOTO D (100/90 17)..
                        Can I put the front tyre of DUKE 200 or FZ-S as my REAR tyre?
                        DUKE 200 - REVZ FC(110/70 R17)
                        FZ-S - ZAPPER FX1(110/80 R17)

                        EDIT - can u guys tell me the price also if possible? I'm from Bangalore

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                        • #6777
                          Re: Tyres

                          Originally posted by Kirankj1724 View Post
                          Hello guys.. I own an 2009 RTR 180.. Planning to change rear tyre.. Currently on MRF MOTO D (100/90 17)..
                          Can I put the front tyre of DUKE 200 or FZ-S as my REAR tyre?
                          DUKE 200 - REVZ FC(110/70 R17)
                          FZ-S - ZAPPER FX1(110/80 R17)

                          EDIT - can u guys tell me the price also if possible? I'm from Bangalore
                          no you cant.
                          1. Aspect ratio is different which leads to handling issues.
                          2. Speedo error
                          3. thread pattern for rear is different, so traction wont be good.
                          Since your tyre size is 17 inch u will have many options, no need to go for these front tryes.


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                          • #6778
                            Re: Tyres

                            Originally posted by Kirankj1724 View Post
                            Hello guys.. I own an 2009 RTR 180.. Planning to change rear tyre.. Currently on MRF MOTO D (100/90 17)..
                            Can I put the front tyre of DUKE 200 or FZ-S as my REAR tyre?
                            DUKE 200 - REVZ FC(110/70 R17)
                            FZ-S - ZAPPER FX1(110/80 R17)

                            EDIT - can u guys tell me the price also if possible? I'm from Bangalore

                            One of my friend using Michelin pilot street radial 110/70 for his rtr 180 rear and totaly satisfied with the grip level.

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                            • #6779
                              Re: Tyres

                              Originally posted by Robin Stig View Post
                              One of my friend using Michelin pilot street radial 110/70 for his rtr 180 rear and totaly satisfied with the grip level.
                              Please do not do that...
                              Its too dangerous to fit a front tire onto a rear wheel.

                              The tread pattern, Load handling capability; load index and speed index and motorbike's handling may all cause bike to behave/maneuver weird and very unsafe IMHO.

                              Cheers
                              Srvn

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                              • #6780
                                Re: Tyres

                                Hi,

                                Any suggestions on a good rear tyre for ZMR? Stock (100/90) MRF Zappers need to be replaced. Looking for a wider tyre -110/90-18. Any suggestions?

                                120/90 is a no-no as it touches the chain guard.

                                Thanks,
                                Shuhood
                                From variable Bhps to a constant 17.6 Bhp.

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