Could you the tyre pressures front and rear for a kawasaki ninja 600 year 2000 please .thanks

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Axle nut 145 Nm
rear sprocket nuts B and C models 74 Nm
rear sprocket but E and F models 59Nm
front sprocket nut 125 Nm
front caliper mounting bolts 34Nm
Hope this helps - if your wrench isn't in Nm you can get a conversion online.

hi, the tyre pressures below are for the models outlined in brackets.

TDM 850, (A)(CH) 1996-2000, WITH TYRE SIZES FRONT 110/80/18 = 2.25BAR OR 33psi

REAR 150/70/17 = 2.75BAR OR 40psi

NEVER the same pressure on both tyres !!
Usually, rear tyre is larger and/or carries more weight (you), therefore needs a much higher PSI. On a Hornet 250, 600 or 900cc it should be 36psi FRONT and 42psi REAR. - check the manuals.

there should be a sticker under your seat or attached to the bottom of your seat with this info on it

balance carbs, check valve clearances, fit Iridium plugs, any more will need dyno jet kit

The wiring to the tail light needs to be checked its grounding somewhere.
Trace it from the rear to front.

A couple of things... are the tyres matched? You said you have changed the rear and the front is worn - this will definitely have an effect on handling, as will tyre pressures. The correct sizes for your tyres are: Front 120/70 ZR-17, Rear 180/55 ZR-17
You should ALWAYS use matched tyres - even differences between models in the same brand will be different and you shouldn't mix and match unless you are an expert - and I mean a real expert - pro racer or similar.
Tyre pressures for your bike are : 36psi front and rear. Unless your tyre manufacturer says different, use that figure. Unless all those things are right, you can't begin to diagnose handling issues.
Good luck!