I have a 1979 gs425e, front tire is a IRC rear is a Bridgestone Spitfire. both are pretty new. what would be the proper tire pressure I should use for just bopping around town.
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karlschoen
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silly question.
I have a 1979 gs425e, front tire is a IRC rear is a Bridgestone Spitfire. both are pretty new. what would be the proper tire pressure I should use for just bopping around town.Tags: None
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Most riders I know run about 35 lb, front and rear. I run 36 to be exact.
However, I don't know anyone with a lighter bike like yours. Could be fine with a few pounds less??
I run Spitfires on my '79 1000. I do remember the factory manual (IRC brand was factory equipped) and it said to run a much lower pressure for front and rear...something like 27 front and 30 rear for running solo. That's 27 year old info, but same brand tire as your front.And on the seventh day,after resting from all that he had done,God went for a ride on his GS!
Upon seeing that it was good, he went out again on his ZX14! But just a little bit faster!
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Billy Ricks
Originally posted by DimitriTSo do we follow the factory manual for air pressure or the pressure recommended by the tire maker? I'm guessing the latter, but want to make sure.
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