I said I would never do it, but...........

[Fingers]

@Dennis B. Usually around 28-32 psi when dark side.

 

[Dennis B.]

@Dennis B. Usually around 28-32 psi when dark side.

Thanks!

 

[Rocket HP]

Considering that a passenger tire is so much different than a m/c tire, do you still inflate at the normal p.s.i.? Or do you add or subtract a set amount? (example: I am currently using the Exedra Max 240/55 R16. inflating it between 36-42 p.s.i. ; I'm a big dude weighing in around 350lbs.)
Thanks

28 - 29 psi is what I run in the last 3 d/s tyres never had a problem but if you are to low on presser she will get a head shake on the gas around 280 +.
You hit the nail right on the head Sonny,I couldn't agree withy you more .
And I ride my bike hard .

 

[JRock]

Sliced bread.
I like potato bread, myself.
DS is like sweet potato bread toast, baby ;-)

 

[IMFASTTOO]

Sliced bread.
I like potato bread, myself.
DS is like sweet potato bread toast, baby ;-)

REMEMBER TRIUMPH WILL NOT WARRANTY YOUR BIKE IF YOU ARE RUNNING A CAR TIRE ON THE REAR

[ADMIN EDIT: Confirmed by at least one member, car tire had to be removed before a dealer would work on the bike under warranty, and this was attributed to Triumph North America corporate policy.]

 

[sonny]

 

[STRIPES]

When it comes to DS posts, have you noticed there are two who are drawn like bugs to a porch light?

 

[JRock]

Perhaps some misunderstanding. I ride DS.
And I like Sliced bread.
Just saying.

 

[Rocket HP]

My last post it was meant to be 180 +

 

[Douglas]

Is it true that after going to the dark side you can shave a little weight off by eliminating the kick stand...?