Re: Tyre Pressures - Road?
 

Contact the tyre manufacturer/importer and ask them, don't listen to Honda as despite what they think they are not always correct. Every tyre and bike is different, tyre manufactures spend a fortune testing tyres to find the correct pressures and suitability.

Avon

Bridgestone

Dunlop

Michelin

Metzeler

Re: Tyre Pressures - Road?
 

The only pressures I could find on the Bridgestone site was for race tyres.

Mine are 015 front and 021 rear, I think.

Re: Tyre Pressures - Road?
 

I run 36f 42r on my 600rr.

That is on BT021, they seem to hold the road alright at that.

Re: Tyre Pressures - Road?
 

Ahem...

Re: Tyre Pressures - Road?
 

Oops - I should've gone to specsavers!!!

Re: Tyre Pressures - Road?
 

Chambers in Maidstone (only on saturdays tho)

BT015 36psi (front)

BT021 42psi (rear)

http://www.bridgestone.co.uk/bfe/tyr...m&locale=en_GB

Re: Tyre Pressures - Road?
 

Just don't do what one person on here did and just read off the pressure on the side wall - SV running 42psi rear - oops, slippery as hell you say ;-)

Re: Tyre Pressures - Road?
 

It didn't come up with any options for me when I did it. Looks like bridgestone and Honda agree. Sorted.

I was thinking of having my next service done there, although I think I might be out of warranty, in which case I might try and DIY it.

Re: Tyre Pressures - Road?
 

Kevin when you say twitchy do you mean the bike turns in nice and sharply? I've just got rid of my 014's on the Kwak as they were a bit too sporty. Mixed tyres will probably also affect the feel of the bike.