Just curious what others are running in there tyres...I have a 2010 Wideglide with Switchback wheels and run around 38psi in both..I have heard fella's say they run over 40 so just thought I would throw it out there...

Cheers...

Hey Sparra,
I run 36-38psi at front and 42psi at the rear

Mate, I dont know what the pressure is, that is recommended in the models you are asking,, but my 2009 glide is 36 front, and 40 rear , as stated in the manual ...
You are probably wondering why I responded to your post ,,, not on topic , but I think is relevant ,,, I have a small compressor , with a tyre inflator and gauge,, I had to replace the tyre inflator gauge because of a leaky hose and gauge did'nt set to zero when not in use.. I bought a new tyre inflator with gauge ,, and fuck me dead, the pressure with the new gauge was showing 10 psi lower than the old gauge ... Went to a tyre shop in town with the two gauges to compare gauges, with the tyre workshop gauges, (which you would think are calibrated correctly). The new gauge was correct. So, I was running low tyre pressure for a week or so ...

The moral of the story,, if you have a compressor type gauge, or one in your tool kit, it is worth checking the accuracy of your gauge at a competent tyre workshop every so often,, so you are comparing apples with apples ... and you are confident the pressure you want in you tires is accurate within , say , one or two psi ..... Cheers ,,,

I always put in 2 psi above what the owners manual says. Due to tyres slowly going down over a period of time, it gives you that extra little bit. Unless you check them and top up once a week.
I do mine every month or two, & usually have to put a 3 or 4 psi back in.
Guages can be very wrong as Mark has said. Find an accurate one and stick with it.

Also depends on what tyre brand you are running

That reminds me,

I can't remember the last time I checked my pressure.

36 front / 40 rear on 2008 Street Glide.

38 psi front / 42 psi rear.

36 front n back forty eight 

if this topic was porn I'd be a 20 year old storage device.

38 front / 40 rear. But just dropped them 5 psi due to daylight saving time.