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Apollo Alpha H1 Rear Tyre: Initial Impressions

The vlogger replaces the rear tyre on his Bajaj Pulsar N250 with an Apollo Alpha H1 and shares his first impressions from a short ride.

Why He Replaced the Tyre

The bike had covered about 20,000 km. The old MRF Zapper still had tread remaining, and he estimated it might have lasted another 10,000–15,000 km. However, a nail caused repeated puncture repairs and recurring air leakage, so he decided to replace it rather than continue paying for repairs.

He kept the old tyre as an emergency spare because it was not fully worn out.

Tyre and Initial Riding Impressions

The new tyre was fitted at CH Shoppe, described as an Apollo-authorized centre in Burari. The video does not provide the final tyre or fitting price, despite indicating that the cost would be covered.

The vlogger says the Apollo Alpha H1 gives the bike a sportier, more muscular appearance. On his initial ride, he felt it improved grip, cornering, braking and stability, while reducing handlebar vibration. These are early impressions, not the results of a long-term test.

Fitment Advice

He recommends choosing a tyre section suited to the bike, saying a 140-section tyre is preferable for the 3.5-inch rim. He warns that a 150-section tyre may make steering heavier and handling less comfortable.

Some measurements in the subtitles are unclear, so confirm the correct fitment specifications with a qualified tyre professional.

Planned Follow-Up

The vlogger plans to ride another 300–400 km before giving a fuller review, including how the tyre performs in rain, mud and other conditions. Mileage and long-term performance are not established in this video.

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• Vlogger: Ranjeet Indian Vlogger
• Location: Burari
• Shop: CH Shoppe, described as an Apollo-authorized centre
• New tyre: Apollo Alpha H1 rear tyre
• Old tyre: MRF Zapper