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tire pressure from dealer surprised

cygnus

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Hi all
Took a couple short rides checked pressure on the 2014 st s , front 26 , rear 32
I know I need to experiment but lowered front to 18 , back to 26 .
Had been abit squirrelly will try again . Thanks Jody k (for all the helpful advise)
 
Hi all
Took a couple short rides checked pressure on the 2014 st s , front 26 , rear 32
I know I need to experiment but lowered front to 18 , back to 26 .
Had been abit squirrelly will try again . Thanks Jody k (for all the helpful advise)
Pressure are supposed to be checked cold. I usually run 20 on front & 26-27 on my rt. I feel any higher in the rear is rough & slipping on short turns.
 
Many lb's...

Start with the recommended pressure from brp. You will have to find what suits you best. I ryde double up 17 fronts 28 in the rear all motorcycle tires. If your to high you will hop around a bit...:thumbup:
 
Start with the recommended pressure from brp. You will have to find what suits you best. I ryde double up 17 fronts 28 in the rear all motorcycle tires. If your to high you will hop around a bit...:thumbup:

What he said! Find the recommended pressures on the sticker under the seat or, more important IMO, RTFM.
 
tire pressure

Start with the recommended pressure from brp. You will have to find what suits you best. I ryde double up 17 fronts 28 in the rear all motorcycle tires. If your to high you will hop around a bit...:thumbup:

Thanks for the help .
Those were cold readings , a good reminder not to assume .
Temps finAlly crawling up in Ct .
Will try the advise .
Jody k ,Clinton , Ct
 
For your consideration

Try 20 PSI in the front and 30 PSI in the rear. This seems to be firm enough to take the twisties as hard as I can take them. I have the Baha Ron bar up front and the Fox shocks by BRP, adjusted up as high as possible . The nanny will cut in before it runs out of a**.

Remember to "Live before you die".
 
Everyone seems to be in the same ballpark. I run 19 up front and 28 in the rear. I used to run 25 in the rear with the OEM Kenda. Now 28 with the Kumho.
 
I used to stick with the BRP recommended numbers. 20 in the front, 30 in the rear was what Netzley Tire recommended to me at SpyderQuest, last year . . . I tried it out and am really happy with the results . . . even doing twisties, pretty hard, at the Ohio Spyder Rally in October.
 
Hi all
Took a couple short rides checked pressure on the 2014 st s , front 26 , rear 32
I know I need to experiment but lowered front to 18 , back to 26 .
Had been abit squirrelly will try again . Thanks Jody k (for all the helpful advise)

Mine arrived at home with 41psi in the rear tire. Not good!
 
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