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tyre Pressure?
21 posts · Started by Ankka · 18 Apr 2007
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Post 10 by mekanik,
#10He'd have to gain 60 pounds first though
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Post 13 by 990Glen,
#13Yup, it sure is
It's the recommended pressure for BT014s and the Metzelers for the SD. I find the handling isn't so sharp when it drops any more than 2 psi front or rear.
It's the recommended pressure for BT014s and the Metzelers for the SD. I find the handling isn't so sharp when it drops any more than 2 psi front or rear.
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Post 15 by Plipton,
#15I stick to 2.4 bar (34-35 psi) front & rear as per manual. No probs so far...
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Post 18 by Plipton,
#18[quote="Freestyler"]the standed setings are two hard once you get the standed pipe off and the Akras on ,you are shedding six Kilos off the bike when you do this , so you shoud ajust the atitude of the suspencion to soot your body wate and rideing styl , quote]
Good point FS. this may have some bearing on my current weaving issue (not bad but only started after fitting the carbon Dymags). I'm only 12 stone 7 so I may neeed to soften the rear/harden the front (Dr F said much the same)
Good point FS. this may have some bearing on my current weaving issue (not bad but only started after fitting the carbon Dymags). I'm only 12 stone 7 so I may neeed to soften the rear/harden the front (Dr F said much the same)
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