What a difference 5 lbs makes.

[Zip]

Got gas today and decided to check the tire pressure.
It was 13psi in the front, so I increased it to 18.
Made a huge difference in cornering,
no more mushing feeling or dipping .

 

[Motorcycledave]

It's always a good safety measure to always
check your tires and tire pressure before you
go for a ride.

Ride Safe
Dave


QUOTE=Zip;1242454]Got gas today and decided to check the tire pressure.
It was 13psi in the front, so I increased it to 18.
Made a huge difference in cornering,
no more mushing feeling or dipping .[/QUOTE]

 

[Chupaca]

That it does....

Affects several areas but handling for sure....:thumbup:

 

[DJFaninTN]

get yourself some FOBO's and you won't have that problem. if you do, then the FOBO lets you know via your mobile device

 

[3 Wheel Rider]

It's always a good safety measure to always
check your tires and tire pressure before you
go for a ride.

Ride Safe
Dave


QUOTE=Zip;1242454]Got gas today and decided to check the tire pressure.
It was 13psi in the front, so I increased it to 18.
Made a huge difference in cornering,
no more mushing feeling or dipping .

:agree: pre-ride inspection... TCLOC

 

[Bob Denman]

:congrats: on finding the problem! :clap:



For the record: I've got one of Lamonster's air packs, and the thing does a spectacularly easy job of adding air to any tire... even the rear tire! nojoke

 

[kywinger]

I must be one of the only dinosaurs still around.

I don't have a cell phone let alone a smart phone.:yikes:

Yes I do check air pressure with analog dial gauge before I ride. :2thumbs:

 

[Road-Kill]

I thought this was diet advice:roflblack:

 

[Bob Denman]

But he was talking about adding five pounds; not removing it. :roflblack:

Speaking from experience: adding five pounds is NOT advantageous!

 

[Zip]

But he was talking about adding five pounds; not removing it. :roflblack:

Speaking from experience: adding five pounds is NOT advantageous!

There is very few times it would be.