[joel]

Hi there just enquirin bout tire pressures. For general street ridin and wheelies I run bout 36psi on the back and 32-34psi on the front. Obviously I got BT014's but anyone got suggestions for hills runs through the twist and turns? anyone got some combo's they can suggest? Thank you very much :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[dc2004600]

At my track day, I ran Dunlops and was advised to run 30-31lbs for both front and rear. The only difference in pressures that were noted were Pilot Race and one of the Pirelli brands. I do not know what they were.

 

[Got2josh]

36 for wheelies? You must get some wobble huh? For a ride where we're gonna hit twisties but I know I'm gonna be doing wheelies and endo I run like 26 front and rear. Just twisties it's like 31-31. But for wheelies alone like 22-23 is real nice, and around 24-25 front is nice for endo's, but you might want it a little lower if you're rolling them long.

 

[joel]

you are talking psi?

36 for wheelies? You must get some wobble huh? For a ride where we're gonna hit twisties but I know I'm gonna be doing wheelies and endo I run like 26 front and rear. Just twisties it's like 31-31. But for wheelies alone like 22-23 is real nice, and around 24-25 front is nice for endo's, but you might want it a little lower if you're rolling them long.

you are talking psi like 26 psi for wheelies and twisties. I got a 600 k5 with bt014's. If it's true I'll give it a go! tanks. :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[usdm420]

man i wheelie all day o my bt-014's on 35-37psi (basically the recommended pressure)

 

[you da man]

Tire pressure vary by brand, model, type of riding, and personal preference. As an example for me: Pirelli Diablo - street 34f/32r, track 32f/30r; Pilot Power - street 32f/30r, track 30f/28r; Power Race - track only 30f/22r. I personally would not run Bridgestones or Dunlop street tires but their DOT race tires are good.

 

[Budyic]

So, what are you guys running in the 014s on a 5k/k6 1000 for general riding?
I ran the Diablos on my ZX-10 at 32 and 36 and the worked great. any sugestions?

 

[Mael]

Tire pressure vary by brand, model, type of riding, and personal preference. As an example for me: Pirelli Diablo - street 34f/32r, track 32f/30r; Pilot Power - street 32f/30r, track 30f/28r; Power Race - track only 30f/22r. I personally would not run Bridgestones or Dunlop street tires but their DOT race tires are good.

Agree +1 and all that amen shit. Listen to the tire manufacturers.

 

[Budyic]

Bump

 

[charleysr1]

I agree with 30 and 30 on the track, run a bit harder for the street and up to 42 in the back when 2 up, there tyre does not tear up to bad.

 

[Fred 2]

36f
38b

 

[dilbee]

we set our bikes in the shop at 33F and 36R.

 

[carbon01gt]

Perelli Dragon Supercorsa Pro's - 35 psi front and rear

 

[blakeerdmann]

I run a dunlop with about 20lb in it. Im on one wheel more that 2.