What is the correct tire pressure for the front and rear tires on my 2000 Victory 92c. The tire does not list what it should be.

That depends on conditions. The following guide says the ideal pressure for all motorcycles is 35 to 41 psi with the front wheel at 35 and the back at 41 - unless you weigh below 80 kg. If you weight below 80 kg, try 35 psi for both tires if they are tubeless tires. Tires with tubes require higher pressure. These are pressures taken on cold tires. Warm tires may follow the 10% rule, i. e. increase pressure by 10%. These pressures affect inflation which in turn affect tire wear.

I have seen someone suggest 29 psi in a bike check forum but the information is unsourced. You might query a dealer and a link below can help you find such. I'm including a discussion group listing for the motorcycle. I would be of a mind to get a repair manual for contingencies and specs. Rear tire is 110/90-16. Front tire is 3.25-18.

https://motorcycleaid.com/motorcycle-tire-pressure/

https://bikez.com/models/lexmoto_vixen.php

https://www.lexmoto.co.uk/models/HT125-8

From the Clymer

TIRE INFLATION PRESSURE (COLD)
Front 28 rear 32 add 4 for riding double(from the Clymer manual).

Tire inflation pressure for factory equipped tires. Aftermarket tires may require different inflation pressure.

The vehicle specifics are located insde the driver side door jam. Look for a sticker. If not, look for the tire pressure ratings and pressure specifics on the tire(s).

Look at the free generic service manual at http://hrca.honda.com/

look on the sidewall of the tire. will show max inflation press, and you should run about 5psi below that unless you have a heavy load. then run the max.

I think there is another other sticker in the back cover of the spire tire cover in the trunk, but you can go by the the tire pressure label on the tire it self and run the rear tire pressure 4 pounds less then the front. The front always have more since that is where the engine is and the rear has no weight so a softer tire will keep the rear end from hopping around bumpy corners. I believe the proper tire pressure on the Z24 if it's the correct tire is 42 lbs cold front and 38 lbs cold rear if you like the performance feel and if you like the softer feel, then drop it by 6 lbs both front and rear. Good luck and hope this helps.

Most electric mobility scooters with inflatable tires require a tire pressure of 30-35 psi (be sure to check the manual of your scooter for the correct tire pressure). Do not allow the tires to become under-inflated or over-inflated. Under-inflated tires could make the scooter unstable and over-inflated tires can burst under pressure. Also, you should manually inspect the tires periodically to make sure they haven't taken any serious damage that could lead to a flat.

If your Jackpot has a Dunlop Cruisemax on the front that's the problem. The first two Cruisemax's on the front of my Vegas had to be replaced at 6000 miles. The third tire was a Dunlop 90/90 Elite 3, that tire lasted 12,000 miles