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Hi All,
Just replaced my stock dunlops on my kle with Avon Distanzas, I ran 21psi front and 32psi rear as per handbook. Any recommendations on different pressures or should I stick to stock? Road riding 99%. Regards Roy
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Hi Roy, check with your local bikeshop/tyreshop. I felt that 21psi front was too soft, and the original tyre wore out really quickly. Replaced it with a bt45 with a recommended 29psi. Lasted a lot longer. Checked with the bike shop and tyre manufacturer recommends 29psi.
I currently run 29psi front and 35psi rear. Cheers, Richard. |
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Hi Roy.
Avon quote 29psi front and 36psi rear on their website for the kle500 A,A1 I would expect it covers the new bikes Avon Tyres Ltd - fitment . Cheers John |
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Thanks guys.
I will give those pressures a try, they sound better than stock and I always thought they were too low. Roy
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