Can we change the back tyre to 130 - Pulsar NS160?

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Q. Can we change the back tyre to 130 - Pulsar NS160?
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Damith | 5 years ago

Yes u can,but it cause reduced acceleration and top speed due to smaller rim install 130 heavyer tyre.look is best.but ride,actually not more grip than stock 110 mm tyre and it will due on handling problem,specially cornering.i think 120 mm tyre is good,im install that tyre my ns 160 single disk variont.i have no any problem in to the ride.

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Damith | 5 years ago

Yes u can,but it cause reduced acceleration and top speed due to smaller rim install 130 heavyer tyre.look is best.but ride,actually not more grip than stock 110 mm tyre and it will due on handling problem,specially cornering.i think 120 mm rear is good,im install that tyre my ns 160 single disk variont.i have no any problem in to the ride.

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Vijay | 5 years ago

Yes you can but as for the performance and milage it will not help you, i have installed 120 mm rear tyre in my bike so it gives me more stability than the older tyre and ofcourse it reduces the pickup slightly in very few numbers

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Jatin | 5 years ago

@ Damith | Yes u can,but it cause reduced acceleration and top speed due to smaller rim install 130 heavyer tyre.look is best.but ride,actually not more grip than stock 110 mm tyre and it will due on handling problem,specially cornering.i think 120 mm rear is good,im install that tyre my ns 160 single disk variont.i have no any problem in to the ride.

When you change your tyre size of 120mm then you changed your rim or just put the 120mm tyre and remove 110mm tyre??

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Alkama | 2 years ago

@ Damith | Yes u can,but it cause reduced acceleration and top speed due to smaller rim install 130 heavyer tyre.look is best.but ride,actually not more grip than stock 110 mm tyre and it will due on handling problem,specially cornering.i think 120 mm tyre is good,im install that tyre my ns 160 single disk variont.i have no any problem in to the ride.

Can you tell me the full tyre of of the 120 section tyre you're using , i have the 2017 model of ns160 and I'm thinking about changing the rear which one will be the best for me

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Jatin | 4 years ago

@ Damith | Yes u can,but it cause reduced acceleration and top speed due to smaller rim install 130 heavyer tyre.look is best.but ride,actually not more grip than stock 110 mm tyre and it will due on handling problem,specially cornering.i think 120 mm rear is good,im install that tyre my ns 160 single disk variont.i have no any problem in to the ride.

You need to change the rim or just fit 120 mm tyre?? Plzz reply

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Mohd | 5 years ago

No

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Aadish | 3 years ago

Can we change the ns 135 back tyre into bigger size

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SANKET | 5 years ago

Yes we can..

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100kmph | 5 years ago

Yes you can

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Manu | 5 years ago

Don't know

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