wwpreston2
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Had Federal Evo ' s installed on rt. How much air should I run?
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How much air.
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Bob Denman
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I'd start at 20 psi, and give them a try...
Try moving up and down from there; a pound at a time. :thumbup:
Try moving up and down from there; a pound at a time. :thumbup:
bodymanpainter
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I have them on my 2014 RTS and found 20 psi to be the sweet spot for me.
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SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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tire brand should not change pressure
Bob Denman
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That's true; but the stiffer sidewall of an automotive tire, might allow for more adjustment of the pressures being used... :thumbup:
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yudydude
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Been up to Spyderpops a while ago and had my Spyder laser aligned. Harvey told me to use 18# in the front because of my weight being 230#. I have kept them at 18 and the bike rides just fine, no shimmy or anything else.
Been up to Spyderpops a while ago and had my Spyder laser aligned. Harvey told me to use 18# in the front because of my weight being 230#. I have kept them at 18 and the bike rides just fine, no shimmy or anything else.
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