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Old 4th February 2013, 10:35   #766
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Thats quite well done up. Can you tell how he has got so many spokes, onto that one? I have seen a few like those, however not been able to find out a way of doing the same for mu Bullet?
Needs a lot of work pal,this has about 72 spokes in each wheel and from what I was told it needed a lot of work. If you can find one off the shelf go for it else I honestly think it isn't worth the headache.
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Old 4th February 2013, 10:37   #767
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Needs a lot of work pal,this has about 72 spokes in each wheel and from what I was told it needed a lot of work. If you can find one off the shelf go for it else I honestly think it isn't worth the headache.

Agree, doing it up would surely be a headache. However, one thing that comes to my mind is, would it not affect the strength/stability of material after carrying out such a job?
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would it not affect the strength/stability of material after carrying out such a job?
IMO none as such. The spokes are the same and the rim has extra holes. It's been used for over a week now and no problems as such. Maybe over time we should know if there is a real problem.
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Old 23rd February 2013, 12:06   #769
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Thats my bike.Changes sort off subtle
Model-2010 Pulsar 220F
Km done-30,000Km
Mods done-
1-55 w HID
2-Philips LED park lights
3-Race concepts 230cc big bore
4-Head ported
5-Mikuni semiflat carb
6-Race concepts exhaust with DB killer(too loud to ride in town without one)
7-Kn stock replacement filter
8-Replaced rear tyre with Michelin Sirac at 25000Km
The last three pics are from my recent 580km round trip-Mumbai-Vansda National park(Gujurat)-Mumbai.Returned a fair mileage of 40kmpl.
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Old 27th February 2013, 10:55   #770
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After Dark - A Rishiraj Grover creation.
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Thats my bike.Changes sort off subtle
.......National park(Gujurat)-Mumbai.Returned a fair mileage of 40kmpl.
What size tyres are you running there in the rear wheel? Have you changed the rim and it seems the Karizma near your bike also running the same size wheel. Did he modify the rear rim and rear swing arm to fit such a big tyre or its only in the pics that the rear tyre looks so humongous. Price of the tyre please and where did you get it, also what about its grip levels etc
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What size tyres are you running there in the rear wheel? Have you changed the rim and it seems the Karizma near your bike also running the same size wheel. Did he modify the rear rim and rear swing arm to fit such a big tyre or its only in the pics that the rear tyre looks so humongous. Price of the tyre please and where did you get it, also what about its grip levels etc
Tyre make-Michelin Sirac
Did i change the rim-no
it seems the Karizma near your bike also running the same size wheel. Did he modify the rear rim and rear swing arm to fit such a big tyre or its only in the pics that the rear tyre looks so humongous-Karizma running on stock size tyre-michelin sirac street
Price of the tyre-2500INR
where did you get it-Sign tyres,Sion
what about its grip levels-
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Old 28th February 2013, 21:46   #773
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Tyre make-Michelin Sirac
Did i change the rim-no
.....grip levels-
So it means you are using 120x17 size tyre on Pulsar 220 and is it Michelin Sirac or SiracStreet. Is it used as tubeless or tubetype. I would really want to say that tyre looks awesome on your bike and gives it a really rugged appeal .

And Karizma uses the stock size tyre Sirac Street again as tubetype.
How is the wet grip of these tyres.
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A friends karizma fitted with ZMR kit.

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Old 20th March 2013, 15:46   #775
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Here's my 5 years 3 months old ride(2007 Apache RTR160) with modest alterations.

Big Bore - 172cc courtesy Race Concepts
Free Flow exhaust - courtesy Race Concepts
Rear tyre : M45 , 3.25 -18"

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saw this RXZ in our MLCP. looked well maintained
Hey IronH4WK,

Thanks for putting up a pic of my bike. I bought this on 22nd April 2002 and it was originally vivid red in color. Met with a bad accident in 2009 in bangalore and due to zero availability of spares for red colored panels I had to make do with a custom paint job. I moved to Dubai a few years later but I still have the bike with me. In fact my dad still gets it serviced regularly! Once again thanks for spotting my bike, appreciate it! ciao...
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Big Bore - 172cc courtesy Race Concepts
Free Flow exhaust - courtesy Race Concepts
Hey SoumenD! How much did Race Concepts charge you for the bore and free flow exhaust installations, individually?
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My 1986 std Royal Enfield 350 bobber.
That is a stunning stance!! Most RE customization attempts go down the stretched OCC way, which in my opinion doesnt match the style of the underpinnings of the bike! This is a great look!
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Saw this Yamaha Pulsar at Meenakshi Mall Parking, BG Road, B'lore.

The entire front has been converted to R15 using its fairing. The rest of the body and the rear remains from Pulsar.
The rear tyre mud flap has been removed to give a sporty look to the rear end. End result: Cow dung and mud has made its way all upto the rear lights and definitely onto the back of the person who was sitting pillion.

One thing I kept on wondering, how did that Pulsar speedo console fit into the Yamaha R15 fairing ?
My Verdict: Almost made it to the Beautifully Modded category.

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I want to modify my bike on these lines: , and , and then

If I change my bike on those lines, will it be legal? My main problem is that my eyesight number is -6 and in rains the helmet wiser gets too wet and then taking it off, wets my spectacles. I have a need of these bike roof tops rather than a fancy for them. What is the experts take on such modifications?
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