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Tire pressures
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HippieSpyderChick
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What pressure do you start off with in the Formozas? I just had mine installed today and am wondering what psi to run them at.
17psi
Spydermike
New member
I have the stock Kendas, 20 front 28 rear. Mine will rise to 22 and 31 each time here in the AZ heat.
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
:agree: …. that being said most folks have good luck with 15 to 17 psi on the fronts …. IF THEY ARE CAR TIRES ….. they are strong enough to keep the bead secure and allow the tire to perform at it's potential …. especially when the road is WET …… I was a trained accident investigator and learned a great deal about tires, in the course of my studies..... over the past 8 years I have posted a ton of stuff about the " why lower PSI's work on the Spyders ", also check for posts by Peter Aawen, He is also an Expert on tires ….. good luck …. Mike
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Chupaca
New member
ah...tires
So much has come across here on tires that it does drive most to skip it all and ask straight out questions about them. This is still the best way and we always get more information. So now we have the option of driving along and seeing the tire pressure go up and down accordingly and some will no doubt adjust it as it does. For all the years prior it was never a problem....check before you ryde and enjoy the ryde worry free. You just need to find the best pressure for you and your ryding style. Check it on your gadge then turn it off till the next ryde. Less worry and distractions safer ryde...just my view...:thumbup:
So much has come across here on tires that it does drive most to skip it all and ask straight out questions about them. This is still the best way and we always get more information. So now we have the option of driving along and seeing the tire pressure go up and down accordingly and some will no doubt adjust it as it does. For all the years prior it was never a problem....check before you ryde and enjoy the ryde worry free. You just need to find the best pressure for you and your ryding style. Check it on your gadge then turn it off till the next ryde. Less worry and distractions safer ryde...just my view...:thumbup:
JayBros
Well-known member
Right from the MSF basic course.
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