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Anybody know the Front & rear pressures off the top of their heads
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Use OEM recommendation 33 fr 36 rr
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I'm using Z6s on standard 33 front, 36 rear.
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Go with standard pressures to see if that works for you. Baph found that raising the rpessures slighty made the tyres perform better; I tried this too (35 front, 38 rear) and found that they did work better for me (but this may be because I do alot of slower town riding, where the tyres never get warm enough to increase the pressure enough by themselves?)
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Muchos gracias everybody, I'll pump them up to the recommended, although I might try 35f & 38R as an experiment.
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Don't 33 and 36 is perfect for the ME Z6.
My bike runs superbly at those pressures and I have plenty of grip in the wet and dry. |
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Sure I used to run mine at 36/42.....
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What one finds ideal another might find terrible. Pressures in tyres is a personal thing. Just the same as changing suspension settings.
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Really? So the chap from Bridgestone was talking rubbish when he said that running a tyre at different pressure than that stated by the manufacturer will cause the tyre to behave potentially in a very dangerous way.
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