tyre heavy (sorry no know word)

**chelseapar** · 16th March 2009, 15:04

hi. me used 35psi on back tyre 40 on face. is ok? me google but no find. sorry

**fatzx10r** · 16th March 2009, 15:07

try around 36 for the front, and 40 for the rear. for road use

**HenryDorsetCase** · 16th March 2009, 15:07

it depends if you are using the four stroke or two stroke exhaust pipes.

**ManDownUnder** · 16th March 2009, 15:09

Words are "tire pressure"

and 36psi front and 40 rear should be good

**chelseapar** · 16th March 2009, 15:09

ok so more go to back. you know why differant back and face?

**xwhatsit** · 16th March 2009, 15:09

Originally Posted by HenryDorsetCase

it depends if you are using the four stroke or two stroke exhaust pipes.

Also don't forget that if you're running 4 stroke wheels on your 2 stroke, you should raise the tyre pressures by about 50% to compensate.

**chelseapar** · 16th March 2009, 15:12

no me know i correct wheels now. thank you

**ManDownUnder** · 16th March 2009, 15:32

Originally Posted by chelseapar

ok so more go to back. you know why differant back and face?

Back carries more weight.

**chelseapar** · 16th March 2009, 15:37

thank you. my motorcycle sit more to face but. not so much to back. may i change face to more psi?

**Marmoot** · 16th March 2009, 15:37

Originally Posted by chelseapar

back and face?

rear and front

**nico** · 22nd March 2009, 06:05

and i thaught my engrish was bad.

**Owl** · 22nd March 2009, 06:25

Originally Posted by ManDownUnder

Words are "tyre pressure"

and 36psi front and 40 rear should be good

Fixed!

Sorry, but I couldn't help myself.

**MSTRS:Me** · 22nd March 2009, 09:54

Originally Posted by ManDownUnder

Words are "tyre pressure"

and 36psi front and 40 rear should be good

Me fixed, too. And on a little light NSR, those pressures are too high. Try 28/29 front and 33/34 rear.

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