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tire pressure guage
- Thread starter bmwlarry
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Star Cruiser
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Just a thought, BUT I think your units are set to KPA instead of PSI. just press the square button to cycle back to PSI (PSI>Bar>KPA)
pro10is
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Yep, he's right 78.8 KPA is 11.43 PSI
Ga Blue Knight
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Once you get the right scale keep in mind that all gauges will vary somewhat from gauge to gauge and even with different temperatures. I always use the same gauge and try to test in about the same temperature range before each ride. You will see many different suggestions for pressures but this really depends on what bike (RT or RS) your riding, your weight and cargo weight as well as how fast you are going to ride. I weigh 190, ride an RS pretty fast and carry only about 50 pounds of extra stuff including givi bags and mounts. I set the front tires to 18 psi and the rear to 28 psi. This gives me a pretty firm and responsive ride with good tire wear.
Bob Denman
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Good catch, Star Cruiser! :thumbup:
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