• Q. Is the Interceptor 650 supplied with tubeless tyres?

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    Free | 5 years ago

    If you are planning to add Alloy wheels don't.... interceptor is the most heavy bike of RE as of now and alloys tend to break easily under high loads or pressure on it especially in potholes and other bad patches...but if you really want to use tubeless then you can use the formula x tyre sealant or get a triumph spoke wheel those are spoke wheel but are tubeless

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    SwAThish
    SwAThish | 4 years ago

    Yes like @debabrata said, Both 650 twins come with tubeless tires but since they have spoke rims they have tubes in them. They call it ‘Technically Tubeless Tires’. But if you can wait a few months, Royal Enfield is reportedly bringing out Alloy wheel rims for the Twins as an add on accessory. Before 2023 is what I heard. So maybe wait for it and you can have fully tubeless alloy wheel tires on your Int 650. ✌🏻🤩

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    Shaila
    Shaila | 5 years ago

    All Re interceptor 650 manufacture after Jan 2021 comes with CEAT tube type tyre. so they are not tubeless. if you need to go for tubeless conversion, then you must change tyres.

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Top Specs & Features of Interceptor 650

Max Power :   47.4 PS (46.8 bhp) @ 7250 rpm
Fuel Capacity :   13.7 L
Top Speed :   212 kmph
Gear Box :   6 Speed
Tyre Type :   Tube
Kerb Weight :   218 Kg
Max Torque :   52.3 Nm @ 5150 rpm

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