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8 May 2004
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tyre pressure
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I,ve just changed the Pirelli MT21's on my 55W, in favour of Bridgestone Trailwings 301/302. The guy in the shop recommended running them at 30/32 psi, but this feels a bit like skating. Does anyone have experience with these, and what pressure do you run them at? Cheers Dave 
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8 May 2004
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Front 2 bar and rear 2,2 bar for me.
------------------ Fred, XTZ660, Holland.
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Fred, XTZ660, Holland.
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10 May 2004
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thanks Fred
Cheers Dave
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