justin beard

how much air pressure would be best for cornering and wheelies? the tire size that i run is a 190/50/17

Scott-

for starting out i ran 15 now i run 22-25 its wierd how just 1-2 lbs of air changes how the bike feels. just mess around with it

csiamanis

Cornering and wheelies are two different animals. So, as Scott said for wheelies and stock pressures for cornering.

villa76

I run 18 corners, wheelies whatever the ****!!!! Just do it son!!!!!!!!!!

stock05

i started with 15psi, but now i run 25-30psi, just like with everything else its all personal preference.



-mexican mayhem

binder929rr

every person is different. read through the forums, there are quite a few good threads that are a week or 2 old with info on tire pressure. tons and tons of info discussed on this, but it all boils down to each person. no matter how many people reply, the only way for you to know what works is to go out and try it and turn the computer off.

nyRocketkid

You might want alittle more than some here. AS far as I know most here run a 180 rear. The 190 is gonna be alittle wider so it will be more stable with alittle more.

Danger_Dave

well if youre running a 190 chances are your tire pressure specs are 38-40 wheras a 180 is a little bit less, (36 usually)
so just run 30. it will give you some good leeway for the freeway, and you should still be able to corner ok, maybe not drag knee, but definitely carve it up.