TVS Eurogrip is set to offer a range of new tyres in the upcoming months and has also made some improvements to its current lineup.
TVS Eurogrip Unveil New Tyres
CEAT Zoom Rad X1 Tyre Test Part 2 – Traction For More Action
It’s barely been a month and we’ve already crossed the threshold and are ready with our second part of the CEAT Zoom Rad X1 tyres long-term review. The new tyres are so confidence-inspiring that we just couldn’t resist going on longer rides. As a bonus, we also share some important tyre maintenance tips to help extract the most from these prized tyres
Story: Azaman Chothia
Photography: Apurva Ambep
CEAT Zoom Rad X1 Tyre Test – Part 1
We discover the benefits of a set of CEAT Zoom Rad X1 tyres which we shod on a KTM 390 Duke. In the first part of this series, we begin our journey with the installation of these tyres.
Story: Azaman Chothia
Photography: Apurva Ambep
TVS Eurogrip Launch New Tyre Range
Eleven new products from TVS Eurogrip include tyres for motorcycles, scooters and three-wheelers.
TVS Eurogrip Tyres Final Long Term Report – Trustworthy Rubber
We’ve spent six months riding the Yamaha FZ-S shod with new TVS Eurogrip tyres and these made-in-India motorcycle tyres have really impressed us with their grip and the confidence they inspire.
Story: Azaman Chothia
Photography: Saurabh Botre
KTM 390 Duke and RC 390 now on MRF Rubber
The KTM 390 variants have always run on imported Metzeler tyres, much to our delight, however the bikes are now being shipped with MRF hoops.
Ever since their launch, the KTM 390 Duke and RC 390 have always run on sticky Metzeler Sportec M5 tyres, while the smaller-capacity siblings made do with Indian-made MRF rubber. Now, with the Austrian brand claiming difficulties with importing the German tyres to India, even the KTM 390 Duke and RC are being shipped with the MRF Revs C1 tyres found on their smaller-capacity siblings.
KTM recently announced now liveries for their entire RC range, but swapped out the tyres without any official announcement. Indian import restrictions and supply chain constraints are probably responsible, but there has been no word from the manufacturer about whether this tyre swap is a make-shift arrangement for the time being till they sort out their supply chain issues, or of this is a permanent shift. We expect there has also been quite a bit of cost saved by switching to an Indian tyre manufacturer, but none of this is being passed on to customers, with no price cut being announced.
Expect more info as soon as we have it.
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