2003 Suzuki VL 250 Intruder LC "tyre pressure recommended psi" Questions

...tyre pressure for front and rear tyres There should be a sticker on the frame or swing arm that tells you the recommended pressure. I run 35 psi front and 35 psi rear. It gives a firmer ride but you ...

...tyre pressure: 220 220 Kpa (2.2 bar - 32.3 psi) Rear tyre pressure: 240 240 Kpa (2.4 bar - 35.2 psi)" However check your tire manufacturers webpage as the recommended pressure varies between ...

...kpa which is the same as 0.30 bar which would be 4 psi also worth checking the tyre manufacturers the handbook pressures are for OEM tyres, other tyres may have a slightly different

tyre pressures hope you can help. Have a search for an owners forum, they should be able to help. The other way is to look at what make of tyres you have, then go and look on the manufactures website.

...tyre pressure rating is to look at the tyre punching sides........where you can see alll the specification of a particular tyre.............and can go according to the reccomended listings ...

...(2.9 kgf/cm2, 2.9 bar, 41.3 psi) for the rear. I wasn't sure of your country, so I posted all. Hope this helps The pressures recommended by the manufacturer are printed/embedded to the tyre ...

...tyre pressures for my all original '70 Triumph Bonneville... The T140/TR7 factory manual pressure recommendations for Dunlop K81 TT100 and Avon Roadrunners was 28 psi front, 32 psi rear, and 24F/24R ...

...tyre pressure? Well of course there is a recommended baseine, but there is also fluctuations you have to allow for; these variables take the form of wether you are uing the bike in warm, hot, cold, ...

...that it says the 1200 is 36psi front and rear and everyone kens it's 36 and 42 It usually tells you the recommended pressure on the Tyre wall. It has done on every tyre i've ever

16 and rear 5.00/5.10 - 15 ). Can you tell me what the manufacturers recommended tyre pressures are? Thanks. I also have a keeway super light 125 and the tire pressure is 33 PSI in the front and back