Tyre Pressure Can you tell me the correct tyre pressure for Suzuki Marauder 125cc

Depends also on the kind of tyre.
For the maximum load of tyre nex kinds need next pressure , wich is called AT-pressure/maxloadpressure/reference-pressure , for up to maximum speed of tyre or if lower 160km/99m/h. This is not the maximum pressure of tyre.

Normal car tyre /standardload AT 2.5bar/36psi ( exeptions as low as 2.2)
XL/Reinforced/Extraload AT 2.9bar/42psi ( exeptions 2.8 and 3.0)
6PR( plyrating) /C-load AT 3.8bar/55psi EUR ( USA 50psi/3.4bar)
8PR/D-load AT 4.5/4.8 bar/ 65/69/70 psi
From E -load is not often used in Europe.

From this AT pressure you can calculate the needed pressure for lower loads . Made spreadsheet for it in wich I first add 10% to the assumed load before calculating.
Will give example picture

I don't know what that is, but on most cars the tire pressure is located on a sticker on the drivers side door or door post.

I also have a keeway super light 125 and the tire pressure is 33 PSI in the front and back.

Mate! as an all round tyre pressure.Go 28 psi.Hope this helps

Hi, a 1999-2003 suzuki burgman /an 400 using standard tyre sizes 110/90-13 front is 1'75 bar (25psi)
130/70-13 rear is. 2 bar-(29psi) and 2.8 bar (41psi when carrying a passenger) check the tyre for correct seating on the rim, dont think you have done any harm, the only danger inflating small tyres to a high pressure is you risk blowing it off the rim, as you have now corrected it you should be ok with that, paul

There should be specs on the side wall of the tire for what weight you are loading the bike. normally 36 to 42 lbs

Try this site

http://www.babbittsonline.com/pages/parts/viewbybrand/default.aspx

DEPENDING ON TYPE OF TYRES IT SHOULD BE 2.2BAR LOOK ON THE TYRE PRESSURE IS PRINTED ON THE TYRE

According to my Haynes manual for 600 and 1200 Bandit fours the correct pressues are 33psi front and 36 psi rear

Sayin that it says the 1200 is 36psi front and rear and everyone kens it's 36 and 42

Depending on the type of riding you are doing, you will want to run 28 - 30 in the front and 30 - 32 in the rear. The rear builds more heat and will stabilize at 36 when hot, the front takes longer because of less weight on the tire so it will need to be initially lower but it too will build to 36 hot.