I have a Kawasaki ZX-11 and I just got it out for the summer. I checked the tires and they were really low (about 25 psi front, 30 rear). I noticed after filling them up to the recommended 40/40 the bike feels much heavier and in some/many ways harder to control on the corners (I pretty much live on a mountain). The rear tire is new and the front is due for replacement sometime this year. The bike weighs 585-615lbs wet, and I don‘t weigh enough to really anger the thing. I want to stick with the lower PSI as I like the feel of it. I know about the dangers of running exceedingly low PSI in the tires (thinking 25psi or less), but I want to know a low, yet safe, PSI I can run on it town and on the mountain. Thanks in advance!
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For the best answers, search on this site shorturl.im/avJzX Yeah? Thats normal. When gas warms up it expands. Just like if you put regular air into the tire. If its warm out side, its a higher psi, if its cold its a lower psi. Thats completely normal.
This Site Might Help You. RE: What PSI should you run in motorcycle tires? I have a Kawasaki ZX-11 and I just got it out for the summer. I checked the tires and they were really low (about 25 psi front, 30 rear). I noticed after filling them up to the recommended 40/40 the bike feels much heavier and in some/many ways harder to control on the corners (I pretty much live.
For the best answers, search on this site shorturl.im/avJzX Yeah? Thats normal. When gas warms up it expands. Just like if you put regular air into the tire. If its warm out side, its a higher psi, if its cold its a lower psi. Thats completely normal.
Jon's right as far as I'm concerned, i ride a gsxr 1000 and thats what i run, 34/34. As for krazykid, this is a street bike not a bicycle. Are you tryin to get this person killed, or another uninformed person that might read this later on? Shut up and go watch pokemon.
Jon's right as far as I'm concerned, i ride a gsxr 1000 and thats what i run, 34/34. As for krazykid, this is a street bike not a bicycle. Are you tryin to get this person killed, or another uninformed person that might read this later on? Shut up and go watch pokemon.
