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Tyre pressures Bridgestone Battlecruise H50 2013 FatBob

  • garman63
    garman63
    3 years ago
    Greetings from Perth. Have just replaced OEM Dunlops with 130/90 16 and 180/70 16 with similar sized H50's. Wondering what pressures you are running with. The OEM'S are 36 and 40 and I notice Max PSI on these are about 41 cold. Haven't found any recommendations so am running at 34 front and 36 back for the moment. All suggestions welcome! Cheers
  • JFE
    JFE
    3 years ago
    Quoting garman63 on 04 Oct 2020 06:52 AM

    Greetings from Perth. Have just replaced OEM Dunlops with 130/90 16 and 180/70 16 with similar sized H50's. Wondering what pressures you are running with. The OEM'S are 36 and 40 and I notice Max PSI on these are about 41 cold. Haven't found any recommendations so am running at 34 front and 36 back for the moment. All suggestions welcome! Cheers

    I’ve always been happiest with 38 front, 38 rear on my Fatbob (both OEM and now Avon Cobra’s).
  • Ratbob
    Ratbob
    3 years ago
    Quoting garman63 on 04 Oct 2020 06:52 AM

    Greetings from Perth. Have just replaced OEM Dunlops with 130/90 16 and 180/70 16 with similar sized H50's. Wondering what pressures you are running with. The OEM'S are 36 and 40 and I notice Max PSI on these are about 41 cold. Haven't found any recommendations so am running at 34 front and 36 back for the moment. All suggestions welcome! Cheers

    Quoting JFE on 05 Oct 2020 05:40 AM

    I’ve always been happiest with 38 front, 38 rear on my Fatbob (both OEM and now Avon Cobra’s).

    Yep, same pressures on mine.
  • garman63
    garman63
    3 years ago
    Thanks. Will try 38/ 38
  • beaglebasher
    beaglebasher
    3 years ago
    I can be a bit lazy when it comes to checking tyre  pressures so I usually blow both of them up to 40 psi.
    My thinking is within 10 %  either way is no big deal so if I forget to check them for a while I should hopefully still be within that 10% range.
    That theory should work if you check your tyres every couple of months.  
    I do the same with the car but you know how time fly's.  Last time I checked  they were all under 30 psi and the lowest was 23 psi. 

  • Baloffski
    Baloffski
    3 years ago
    Ma Statesmans and GTS's and the Old ZC Fairlaines 40 PSI as constant.
    Harley front 36 rear 38 , seems to work .
  • dicko
    dicko
    3 years ago
     I usually use 36/38 when cold ,and i have checked them on longer rides when hot, and they go up another 2 pounds. That,s for the standard dunlops.405 
    On a road king
  • Wideglider
    Wideglider
    3 years ago
    Tyre pressures are the single most important regular maintenance safety check you should do, especially on two wheels. Check mine once a week.
    Go with the bike's recommendation tyre pressure - whilst not exceeding pressure stated on tyre sidewall.
  • brucefxdl
    brucefxdl
    3 years ago
    same WG,check tyre pressures less than a day prior to a ride,pressures seem to hold well but still check [ and wifes bikes well ]along with oils ect.
  • garman63
    garman63
    3 years ago
    Thanks again for all the input blokes! Tyres well and truly scrubbed in, will experiment a little with different pressure.
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