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Please help, what is the best tire pressure?

Do a search on tire pressure and you will find a wealth of knowledge and preferences. It's an old topic:bdh:
 
You need to find the best pressure for your spring settings, weight, style of riding, etc. For most of us, 18-20 front & 28-30 rear seems to be a good place to start with stock tires. It will make a big difference in cornering when you raise the fronts above the BRP recommendations. I think you will like it! I would not recommend running too high in the front, even though they are rated for 30 psi. Also, I would not recommend running below the 15 psi minimum printed on the front tire sidewalls. Remember, tire pressures are to be checked cold...no matter what Kenda says.
 
Is anyone using "TireGard" for monitoring tire pressure? They are expensive but I have seen a wide range of prices, from $179 to $279 for the Trike version.
 
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I've got the Trike Tireguards. Little diagram is backwards but I think its a great gizmo. The other night the little alarm went off because my rear pressure was too low. That's a nice feature.
 
What about concerns that the plastic will bend/break with the added weight from the monitor on the stem, causing a major issue?
 
The sensors are very light and I have never had a problem. I was not aware of any issue until you mentioned it.

I checked some other boards and some have had tire blowouts due to the stem breaking...I think there is some concern with this but I'd figure we'd be better off as our tires don't lean, thus changing forces on the stem all the time?
 
I checked some other boards and some have had tire blowouts due to the stem breaking...I think there is some concern with this but I'd figure we'd be better off as our tires don't lean, thus changing forces on the stem all the time?


I read somewhere that to avoid stem breakage you should change over to medal stems.
 
I think I'll wait on the purchase until they correct their trike picture... :D

I decided to put up with looking at the trike backwards, so here it is, and even though expensive, it sure seems effective, nice to be able to see the Temp for ea tire also....
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tire guard

I tried them on a GS and found they throw the balance off..after removing the sensors the wheels had much less bounce and is much more smooth.:spyder2:
 
But that is a pretty cool-looking thing! :thumbup: I've got a buddy with a Tri-Glide and I'm going to have to see if I can get him to part with some coin for one of them...
 
I tried them on a GS and found they throw the balance off..after removing the sensors the wheels had much less bounce and is much more smooth.:spyder2:
I ran over 250 mi with them on my RT this weekend, speeds up to 85 and never felt any different than before. I sure like them. Being able to also see the tire temp is interesting also.
 
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