MRF Question Papers - MRF Interview Questions and Answers MRF Candidate-Experiences Contributed By Sunil MRF Candidate-Experiences Contributed By Adarsh MRF Candidate-Experiences Contributed By Sanjay MRF Whole-TestpaperMRF placement paper pattern, selection procedure technical hr interview process Contributed By Sakthyvel shankar The MRF story is a truly remarkable one. What started as a rubber balloon factory with a funding of Rs.14, 000 way back in the 40’s is now a multibillion legacy that produces quality tyres used all around India & internationally along with a presence in paints & coats, toys, motor sports and cricket trainingOriginMRF’s origin traces back to the humble shack in Madras that housed its first make-shift toy balloon manufacturing unit set up by KM Mammen Mappillai in 1946. It was not until 1952 when it changed course and turned to tread rubber manufacturing. Thus began its glorious reign as the undisputed leader in the tyre making industry.
International By the early 60’s, MRF was exporting its quality tyres to offices overseas in the U.S. & Beirut and soon made its presence known globally across 65 different countries - with tyres rolling out of 6 interdependent facilities built across 450 acres, 3000 strong dealer networks and 180 different offices Recognition MRF is recognized for its drive towards continuous quality improvement and customer satisfaction. It has won the JD Power award not once but 10 times till date. It has also won the TNS and CAPEXIL awards for being voted as the most trusted tyre company in India. Pace Foundation MRF shares a passion for quality tyres and fast cars just as it does for quality cricket and fast bowlers. It has chosen to associate itself with some of the world’s best fast bowlers through ‘Pace Foundation’ - An academy that has trained legends such as Irfan Pathan, Munaf Patel, RP Singh, Bret Lee, Shoaib Akhtar, Glenn McGrath and many more Motor Sports MRF’s passion for motorsports is seen through its involvement in racing, karting, rallying and various other motorsport events.
Its rallying team has won the prestigious FIA Asia Pacific Rally Championship twice and even in international championships, MRF karting tyres homologated by FIA, is the preferred choice. You have searched for MRF Model Question Papers MRF Model Interview questions MRF Model Interview Experience MRF Previous year model question papersHomeMoney TodayCover StoryMay 15, 2008Rajshree Kukreti Print Edition: May 15, 2008Previous StoryTake travel out of spaNext StoryWhat to check before you sign Page 1 of 2 Next > >>IIM-BangaloreRank 1: IIM-B is one of the most important centres of management research with a huge knowledge database. Previous Years:--Year--2014201320122011201020092008200720062005Science: St. Stephen's CollegeFounded on February 1, 1881, St. Stephen's is the oldest college in Delhi. » Getahead » 10 reasons why we love KTM RC 200 and RC 390KTM has finally pulled the wraps off their most anticipated motorcycles -- the RC 200 and the RC 390.
The bikes were recently launched at Rs 1.6 lakh for the RC 200 and Rs 2.05 lakh for the RC 390 ex-showroom Delhi. With such aggressive pricing the Austrian major is confident of good profits from India. We know that KTM offers remarkable quality and technology on their motorcycles, but what is it about the RC 200 and the RC 390 that make them stand apart from the crowd? We list 10 features about these two RCs that you ought to know. The KTM RC 200 and RC 390 are designed on the lines of KTM's purebred superbikes -- the KTM 1190 RC8 R. The manufacturer has incorporated all the major elements of RC8 into the new bikes, making them highly enthralling and tempting for prospective buyers. From the fairing to the sharp and sporty rear end, the bike simply looks impeccable. The KTM Duke 200 and Duke 390 play a vital role in the formation of these two machines. The Duke series has been fantastically tweaked to shape the RC 200 and RC 390. Built on a tubular space frame made from steel tubes, all the four machines are crafted to perform like warriors.
The RC series get an uplifted sportsbike-like rear making it more race track suitable. KTM RC 200 and RC 390 are powered by mono-cylinder, 4-stroke, water-cooled engine with a displacement of 199.5cc and 373.2cc respectively. These machines are the most powerful options available in sub 500cc category. The RC 200 produces a maximum power of 25bhp while the RC 390 dishes-out an astonishing 45bhp of power. The transmission on the RCs is the same as seen on the Dukes. It is a a 6-speed claw shifted transmission that works with a mechanically operated clutch in oil bath. The gear ratio of the bike is: Primary gear ratio: 22:72; Secondary gear ratio: 14:42. The short ratios make the RCs feel like a shooting bullet. KTM has used different set of tyres to run RC 200 and RC 390. The RC 200 boasts of MRF tyres while the RC 390 runs on Metzeler tyres. However the tyre size of both the machines is the same; the front tyre is 110mm wide while the rear is 150mm. These wider tyres offer good grip and improve manoeuverability.
KTM has offered both the machines with a 300mm disc brake with four-pot brake caliper at the front and 230mm disc brake with one-pot brake caliper at the rear. Fortunately the company has also kept Anti-lock brake system (ABS) as a standard option but just for the RC 390. KTM RC 200 and RC 390 come with one of the finest suspensions. They work with upside-down front forks from WP Suspension that offers utmost stability and WP shock absorbers at the rear for incredible tracking stability. The suspension system is also inspired from the RC8. KTM has done its best to keep the RCs accommodative and futuristic. Both the bikes sport a fully digital LCD panel which displays speedometer, odometer, tripmeter, fuel level, including engaged gear, service reminder information, etc. To top it all the Austrian manufacturer has given the instrumentation an indicator that reminds the rider when to shift gears to attain optimum performance. KTM might have kept the price of the two machines affordable but has certainly accelerated the worth of the product by blessing it with perfect bodywork.