I’m using Conti Classic Attacks, which are a zero degree belted radial.
I using the Suzuki recommended pressures and the handling is great.
Tyre pressures
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Kryten
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Re: Tyre pressures
Jim
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750 SZ (Not So) Skruffy Kat
1000 SZ in bits
7/11 SZ Long term
T509 Back on the road!
It was a New Day yesterday but, by God, it's an Old Day now!
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Re: Tyre pressures
I am currently running Bridgestone Battlax BT 46 front and rear. I have always used the tyre pressures listed in the Owner's Manual. I have them written on the garage wall because I can never remember what they are!
Front, solo, normal riding / continuous high speed riding 24/28 psi.
Front, 2 up, normal riding / continuous high speed riding 28/32 psi.
Rear, solo, normal riding / continuous high speed riding 28/36 psi.
Rear, 2 up, normal riding / continuous high speed riding 36/42 psi.
David.
Front, solo, normal riding / continuous high speed riding 24/28 psi.
Front, 2 up, normal riding / continuous high speed riding 28/32 psi.
Rear, solo, normal riding / continuous high speed riding 28/36 psi.
Rear, 2 up, normal riding / continuous high speed riding 36/42 psi.
David.
Nothing screams poor workmanship quite like wrinkles in your duct tape.
