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Video: 2019 Toyota C-HR Review, why is it so expensive?!
Thats our Toyota C-HR review vedio. The Toyota C-HR was launched in Malaysia in March 2018.
Run flat tyres, tyre repair kits, or spare tyres. Which is best?
Your car ownership experience isn’t complete without having at least one flat tyre incident.
Save money and drive safe with these three tyre care tips
It’s super simple - just know the basics of your tyre size and follow the correct pressure guide
Does the Perodua Ativa (D55L) come with a spare wheel?
Although spare wheels are no longer offered in many premium cars (replaced with either run-flat tyres or tyre
Owner Review: No turbo, no problem - My Honda Civic 1.8S
on the similarities (like design, interior spaces, boot space, safety features etc.) as the previous review
Have you ever wondered what Bibendum on your tyre wall is pointing at?
How do you check your tyre wear?
Review: Mercedes-Benz A250 AMG Line sedan - is it RM 48k better than the 218i GC?
exterior colour wouldve further sweetened it for me, instead of our testers Polar White.Also read: Review
New Michelin Pilot Sport tyres launched! But it’s only for EVs
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Tyre blowout while driving: This is how you maintain control and avoid crashing
response that will either save you and/or your car to see another light of the day.What causes a tyre
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How sneaker makers like Nike can teach tyre companies about influencing its buyers
It is amazing how much time and internet juice is spent trying to explain that tyre choices matter.
Costs RM 64, our Ativa goes for its 1k km inspection - Long-term Review #5
get inspected from the free 1,000 km inspection: Oil level & condition Water levels Undercarriage Tyre
Review: 2020 Toyota Corolla Altis 1.8G - Slowest in class, but does it matter?
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Here's the top tyre choices for 13- to 17-inches in 2020!
not much cheaper, really.RecommendationsNot all tyres are equal, so in this guide well list five main tyre
Owner Review: Good fuel economy and ride comfort for family - My 2019 Honda Civic 1.8S
And most people are complaining about the Standard Continental MC5 tyre that came with the car.
Video: Which car vibrates more? Nissan Almera or Perodua Ativa? – Long Term review #9
13.1 km/l 7.63 l/100 km 3,873 km 13.4 km/l 7.46 l/100km More stories on our long-term review
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It was very impressive during our initial review with the press car and continued to impress us during
Quick Review: 2020 Honda City 1.5L V - good choice for a zippy family car
know more - so we politely asked for the keys and took it for a spin.Please note that this is a brief review
We’ve bought a Perodua Ativa for a long-term review and tear down!
So, we’ve bought a Perodua Ativa for a long-term review.
Owner Review: Tyre blown out at 180km/h - Near-miss experience in my Proton Waja
was late for her class and I was late for work.So as I was driving and then suddenly my front right tyre
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Review: Maxxis Re-Fuse 27.5x2.0 gravel tyre - grippy, predictable & easy to fit, a great way to go fat https://t.co/pZvvLJ7HNY #cycling https://t.co/nUMa26cexf
Maxxis Tomahawk tyre review - £53.99 - 8/10 - https://t.co/vP3PC53Urr https://t.co/yoTrUkJmRK
Maxxis High Roller II tyre review - £64.99 - 9/10 - "Compliant, stiff, stabie, grips like stink" https://t.co/KYmDqPpZG2 https://t.co/VPsKkXqMw2
Maxxis Crossmark II EXO TR tyre review https://t.co/y5ZYoxcs3c https://t.co/xPSfD1zSYr
Maxxis Minion DHF 2.5in WT tyre review - £64.99 - 10/10 "You'll have no excuse now!" https://t.co/uJAuzSwA7x https://t.co/bX0Eat3zAr
For this weeks #reviewroundup we're taking a look at our #maxxis Mud Wrestler EXO TR #cyclocross tyre. Review from @cyclingweekly coming up. https://t.co/YYJ9oMZh99
http://t.co/GdiMGZOYlK Check out the ATV maxxis tyre review Available now at BHS http://t.co/4LW5UhIxfO
Tyre test 2016 Maxxis ST review http://t.co/vvqU0vFKjN
Maxxis Shorty 3C EXO tyre review - https://t.co/xES2CRaBoM #mtb
Tyre test: 2016 Maxxis ST review. New sports-touring rubber tested on road and track http://t.co/gn8wMzzSGI
Review Q&A maxxis tyre review
Are Maxxis car tires / tyres good? They are $70 for my SUV 265/65/17.
Suggest you check reviews online, including especially Tire Rack and Discount tire. There’s a point after which cheap tires are just that: cheap.
What e-bike should I buy?
What is an electric bike? Electric bikes – often known as e-bikes – are basically conventional bicycles, but with a rechargeable battery and a motor to help move you along, taking some of the effort out of pedaling. Our pick of the best electric bikes for 2020 We’ve split our guide up into hybrid, road (which also includes gravel and adventure options) and folding e-bikes. With each product is a ‘Buy Now’ or ‘Best Deal’ link. If you click on this then we may receive a small amount of money from the retailer when you purchase the item. This doesn’t affect the amount you pay. We’ve included a range of styles – from ,electric hybrid bikes,, to electric road bikes and electric folding bikes. Giant FastRoad E+ Pro 2 electric bike Review score – ,9/10 Spec – ,Battery: Giant EnergyPak 375 36V/ Giant SyncDriv Pro Integrated Lithium-Ion, Frame/ Fork: Aluminum, Weight: 19kg / 41.9lbs, Groupset: Shimano Tiagra 10sp hydraulic disc, Chainset: Giant Custom 50-34T, Wheels: Giant GX Disc, Tyres: Maxxis Re-Fuse 32c Pros – ,slick road style hybrid with integrated battery and top-end components Cons – ,road-going frame not comfortable RRP, – £2,749 / $3500 Another road-going hybrid bike with flat handlebars to promote a comfortable ride position for even the rustiest of riders. The tires provide plenty of squish and the ability to go lightly off-road. However on test we found the aluminum frame and fork quite stiff, which will suit those used to a traditional road bike’s feel and riders looking for a speedy commute, but worth bearing in mind if you’re used to a softer hybrid feel. There are hydraulic disc brakes and Shimano quality shifting, with a compact chainset and wide cassette at the rear to provide plenty of gears for the hills. Specialized Turbo Vado 3.0 electric bike Review score – ,9/10 Spec – ,Battery/ Motor: Specialized 1.2E custom 250w, Specialized U1-460Wh, 145km range (claimed), Frame/ Fork: aluminum/aluminum 50mm suspension fork, Weight: 23kg / 48.5lbs, Brakes: Tektro HD-T275 hydraulic disc (180/160mm), Drivetrain: Shimano Alivio 40T single chainring, 11-36 rear cassette, Wheels: Specialized Double-wall alloy, Tyres: Trigger Sport Reflect 47mm Pros – ,versatile bike, powerful motor, removable and easy to charge integrate long-lasting battery, Cons – ,heavy RRP, – £2,400 / $3,499 A fun ride that’s great in urban environments but also provides a confidence-inspiring ride on rougher terrain. It is a heavy machine at 23kg / 48.5lbs, so not easy to lift, but aside from that we found the Specialized Vado Turbo to be a joy to ride. The 250w Specialized 1.2 battery has a range from 25 miles in ‘turbo’ mode to 93 miles in ‘economy’ mode, based on a rider that weighs 15.5 stone, 217lbs or 98.5kg. VOLT Infinity 1 Electric Bike Review score – ,9/10 Spec – ,Motor/ Battery: Shimano STEPS Motor/ 418Wh, 112km range, Frame/ Fork: aluminum , Groupset: , Shimano 11 Speed Alfine Di2, hydraulic disc, Tyres: 28mm, Weight: 24.2kg / 53.35lbs Pros – ,Efficient and natural feeling Shimano steps system Cons – ,rear wheel uses Allen key bolt RRP, – £2,400 / $N/A The VOLT’s 36V battery claimed to last 70 miles is hooked up to a mid-drive motor that gives a nice balanced feel to the bike. Shimano provides the power in the form of Shimano Steps, the Japanese company’s first motor and ,e-bike, groupset. Three different assistance modes will let you get the most out of that battery and the display mounted on the front will make it easy to keep track.
Is the Hero Xpulse 200T worth buying?
Hero has increased the price of Hero xPulse BS6. The XPulse BS6, which is available in a single variant, is priced at Rs 1,18,230, making it Rs 3,000 more expensive than before. The bike now comes with an optional Hero Connect feature that helps access several features, including tow alert, accident alert, last parked location, and geo-fencing. Hero MotoCorp also offers the Rally kit for the XPulse 200. The new kit costs Rs 38,000 and is available at select Hero dealerships. The kit includes fully adjustable longer travel suspension, Maxxis rally-spec tyres, a flatter seat, and handlebar risers. The bike is powered by a BS6-compliant 199.6cc, fuel-injected, air and oil-cooled engine that makes 18.08PS at 8500rpm and 16.45Nm at 6500rpm. That's a drop of 0.3PS and 0.65Nm over the BS4 variant. It still continues to use a 5-speed gearbox. Underpinnings include the same 37mm telescopic forks and an adjustable rear monoshock. Its 21-inch and 18-inch front and rear spoked wheels come wrapped in dual-purpose tyres. The braking setup consists of disc brakes at the front and rear paired with single-channel ABS (Anti-lock Braking System). The XPulse 200 features a raised front beak, sump guard, high-mounted exhaust, knobby tyres, and long-travel suspension befitting its adventure touring nature. It is available in 5 colours -- White, Panther Black, Sports Red, Matte Green and Matte Grey. On the feature front, the bike gets LED lights at both ends, a Bluetooth-enabled full-digital instrument cluster, and a USB charging port. The XPulse 200 doesn't have any direct competition, but its closest rival is the Royal enfield Himalaya . LET SEE THE BIKE INFORMATION DEEPLY : Engine - 199.6 cc Power - 18.04 PS Torque - 16.45 Nm Mileage - 49.01 kmpl Brakes - Double Disc Tyre Type - Tube Hero Xpulse 200 has 4.5 star which is really positive feedback by people even many people love to by this bike . Hope this help you :)
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