Road riding tire air pressure on L

[Huffa 2]

I'll be doing hours and hours of constant 55-65 MPH tomorrow, how much air pressure should I be running?

Max inflation on chain guards say 22lb front and rear, should I run that much?

Not carrying much, just me (200lbs) and a back pac at about 10 lbs.

Rear - stock Trail Wing

Front - Michelin AC 10

[wheelnut46]

I run 22 in my Kenda 270.

[Beyond The Pale]

22 is a compromise pressure. You may find that you like more pressure on the road. Perhaps as high as 30. Off road lower pressures. I find that I get pinch flats if I go less than 15 psi. However, the dirt traction gets better as the pressure goes down so I usually run 15 off road.

[Huffa 2]

22 is a compromise pressure. You may find that you like more pressure on the road. Perhaps as high as 30. Off road lower pressures. I find that I get pinch flats if I go less than 15 psi. However, the dirt traction gets better as the pressure goes down so I usually run 15 off road.

I'm all tuned in with dirt riding pressures, it's the road for sure that I'm at a loss at to how much you should really use ..........

I know this AC 10 I have is really not the hot set up for road riding and can't wait to wear both of them out. The back one is due shortly for replacement but front brand new, was on bike when got it.

[Denn10]

i think your fine with 22 F/R.

[dezert thumper]

Yep, 22 to 25 psi on the socal freeways at 70 to 75mph all day long on a 93 xr650l. Works good last long time. what more can you say.

[martinfan30]

i use 22 unloaded, 30-33 with all my adventure gear.

[Huffa 2]

Thanks All ?

[InternalCombustion]

Same here, Huffa, 22 f/r on d/s tires, highway, 230# of me and gear.

[Rman of 237]

I go 30/30 on the highway. There wearing just fine.?