Just wondered about the big difference in book and tire maker recommendations ?
Book says 23 /26psi and the tires say 41/41psi, they feell maybe just a little soft, still getting used to this scooter though!
cheers, Rob
04 Elystar 125 EFi Tire pressures?
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04 Elystar 125 EFi Tire pressures?
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Re: 04 Elystar 125 EFi Tire pressures?
My 150 used to be fine on around 1.8 bar front and 2.1 bar rear. (can't be arsed to convert).
41psi sounds way too high to me.
41psi sounds way too high to me.
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Re: 04 Elystar 125 EFi Tire pressures?
how does the tyre know what scooter it is on? I wonder if the 40/41psi is the max preasure for the cover? sorry tyreElyseo150 wrote:Just wondered about the big difference in book and tire maker recommendations ?
Book says 23 /26psi and the tires say 41/41psi, they feell maybe just a little soft, still getting used to this scooter though!
cheers, Rob
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Re: 04 Elystar 125 EFi Tire pressures?
26 /29 . that's what I have set mine to today and it feels fine, cheersStephenC wrote:My 150 used to be fine on around 1.8 bar front and 2.1 bar rear. (can't be arsed to convert).
41psi sounds way too high to me.
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