[Guest]

I know the manual says 36 lbs, but i've heard people running 38-42. Who's doing what? I ride 2 up a bunch and I have the stock tires (only for another week or two). Thanks in advance for the input.

 

[squishy]

Front and rear are different, but I keep'em right around 40.

 

[silvervtx04s]

I run 34 front and 35 in the rear. I just changed the front tire at 13,000 miles and the rear looks like it will go another 13,000. 34/35 works for me.The most important thing is to check pressure often.

 

[fordf100]

33lbs in front and 36 in the back For me , the tires seem to wear a lot better. I ride 2 up also and it handles great.
Happy ridin,
Steve

 

[GA Rainman]

36 Front / 38 Rear

If you run them much lower than that, they'll start cupping pretty badly.

 

[epigod]

I thought that the general concensus the previous zillion times this was discussed was 36 front and 40 rear. That is what I am running at.

 

[w00dy49]

Yeah, this has been discussed before...I run what is recommended by the tire manufacturer, in my case Dunlop:
http://www.dunlopmotorcycle.com/fitmentguide.asp

 

[Crowbar]

Pressure

36 Front / 40 Rear Works for me!

 

[silvervtx04s]

Yeah, this has been discussed before...I run what is recommended by the tire manufacturer, in my case Dunlop:
http://www.dunlopmotorcycle.com/fitmentguide.asp

You want to keep in mind this is Loaded PSI .

 

[Blade]

Thankfully JUST enough to keep the seat 2 1/2 feet off the ground..... :wink: