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tyre pressures

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what are the correct pressures in p.s.i for the michelins ive seen 33 and 38 somewhere but are these for the pirellis?
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Hi, the michelin pressure guide says 2.2 and 2.4 bar, converts to 32 and 35 psi, but I run mine a little harder at 34 and 38 psi.


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I think I'm running 38/38 psi because I mainly commute with the bike. If it wasn't for the commuting and lack of tire availability, I'd probably try 36/36.....but I'm not very small, either, so a higher pressure is probably better (with full gear, I'm around 260 pounds).
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amphilex wrote:Hi, the michelin pressure guide says 2.2 and 2.4 bar, converts to 32 and 35 psi, but I run mine a little harder at 34 and 38 psi. Thanks for reply i'm not too far out eh? the rear is important because of the pillion and load!


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Desmo_Demon wrote:I think I'm running 38/38 psi because I mainly commute with the bike. If it wasn't for the commuting and lack of tire availability, I'd probably try 36/36.....but I'm not very small, either, so a higher pressure is probably better (with full gear, I'm around 260 pounds).
Thanx sounds like your sorted! cheers dave.
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