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New Yamaha Street Bike in Focus: 50 KMPL Mileage & EMI Starting at ₹4,299

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New Yamaha Street Bike in Focus: 50 KMPL Mileage & EMI Starting at ₹4,299             Indruction  Hello friends, welcome to Rajesh Technical Blog . Today we are talking about Yamaha’s new street bike , which is attracting strong attention in the commuter and entry-level motorcycle segment. With a claimed mileage of 50 kmpl and easy EMI options starting at just ₹4,299 , this bike is expected to be a practical and stylish choice for daily riders. Why Yamaha Street Bikes Are So Popular Yamaha has a strong reputation for building reliable, smooth, and stylish motorcycles . Its street bikes are especially popular among: College students Office commuters First-time bike buyers Riders looking for low maintenance and good mileage This upcoming Yamaha street bike is designed mainly for daily city use with a perfect balance of efficiency and comfort. Engine & Performance (Expected) The new Yamaha street bike is expected to come with a ...
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How to Install Any Bike Tyre + Tube — Step by Step (And Where to Buy)

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How to Install Any Bike Tyre + Tube — Step by Step (And Where to Buy)              Introduction Hello friends, welcome to Rajesh Technical Blog . Today I will tell you how to install any bike tyre plus tube and where is the best place to buy it , step by step. I’ll keep it simple, safe, and friendly — perfect for beginners and experienced riders both. Tools & Parts You Will Need Before starting, gather these: New tyre (correct size for your rim) — e.g., 80/100-18 etc. New tube (matching tyre size) Tyre levers (2 or 3) Tyre iron / spoon (if available) Air pump (floor pump with gauge) or compressor Soapy water in a spray bottle (for seating the bead) Valve core remover (optional) Gloves and rag Wheel stand or bike center stand (or a friend to help) Safety First (Don’t Skip This) Friends, safety pehle — always work on a stable surface, use gloves, and keep fingers clear when seating the tyre. If you feel unsure, get a profession...
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