so it is written...mugwump said:The book answer is 32/36 when cold.
Isn't the weight of the bike going to affect the tire pressure?wolf66 said:The tire has no idea what bike it is going on or how hvy that bike is....the tire figure is the MAX, not the recomended.
Only the engineers at Kawasaki can make that call.... so look in your manual or on the sticker, my book (Clymer's) says at
less then 215lbs load its 28/32 psi ft/rr and 215lbs + is 32/36psi
um... no? it doesn't effect it on a car or truck tire so....Manson.V said:Isn't the weight of the bike going to affect the tire pressure?wolf66 said:The tire has no idea what bike it is going on or how hvy that bike is....the tire figure is the MAX, not the recomended.
Only the engineers at Kawasaki can make that call.... so look in your manual or on the sticker, my book (Clymer's) says at
less then 215lbs load its 28/32 psi ft/rr and 215lbs + is 32/36psi
Don't shoot me, I'm just the messenger. :surprise:All sports bikes for street use, with any tire, pressures
Front 36psi
Rear 38psi
I wasn't saying that I was buying in to it. :surprise:Originally stated by
Cycle Gear
Jan. 2019
Don't shoot me, I'm just the messenger. :surprise: