tyre need air

[nsr15]

i currently riding sp. bt need pump air into the tyre. friends out there can tell me how big is your tyre and e pressure that u all use

[samuelftw5]

Why this session alwayssssssssssss got so many new sp riderrrrrrrrrs ask abt sp stuff! wrong place bro!

 

Anw, front - 90/80 (200kpa) ; Rear - 110/70 OR 120/60 OR 110/80 OR ETC (200kpa) .

[natgw]

front 36psi rear 40psi

 

size 120 / 190

[samuelftw5]

Bro, you talking about nsr500 size ?

[natgw]

Bro, you talking about nsr500 size ?

 

oh my bad. forgot to state bike.

 

gsxr1

[robbedzombie]

oh my bad. Forgot to state bike.

 

Gsxr1

 

hahahahawakaka

[KeraKing]

fr 110/70 32psi

rear 150/60 34psi

 

fr 70/90 29psi

rear 80/90 30psi

[BlkeIover]

my sp i always pump front 245 back 255 lols

[Pandoras Kitten 3]

my sp i always pump front 245 back 255 lols

 

 

Tyre will not explode but overinflating will cause..

 

- smaller contact patch, not recommended to use this setup in the rain

- uneven wear on tyre, as the centre will become botak rather quickly

- is it above the max pressure printed on the tyre? later everyone say 'explode then u know'

 

Overinflating slightly is however good for:

 

- crisp handling especially in the roll axis

- better fuel economy, due to smaller contact patch, less rolling resistance

[powy]

Check your bike manual. There's a 1up and 2up air pressure settings. But if its a short trip (within sg), its not so critical. Just make sure that the pressure is correct when tyres are cold.

[BlkeIover]

Tyre will not explode but overinflating will cause..

 

- smaller contact patch, not recommended to use this setup in the rain

- uneven wear on tyre, as the centre will become botak rather quickly

- is it above the max pressure printed on the tyre? later everyone say 'explode then u know'

 

Overinflating slightly is however good for:

 

- crisp handling especially in the roll axis

- better fuel economy, due to smaller contact patch, less rolling resistance

 

 

den hw much to pump for front and back??

[Pandoras Kitten 3]

den hw much to pump for front and back??

 

Here's the SP's owner's manual

 

http://servicesmanual.com/2010/09/honda-nsr-150-sp-owners-manual/

[BlkeIover]

Here's the SP's owner's manual

 

http://servicesmanual.com/2010/09/honda-nsr-150-sp-owners-manual/

 

 

thanks bro u have been a good help always !! UPSSSS

[Pandoras Kitten 3]

Try to follow the manual recommended pressure if you're using the same tyre size as stock.

 

Reason being, the recommended pressure takes into account vehicle weight and other factors. In my case my 2B bike has huge tyres and they are run 'underinflated' for correct handling, because the bike is very light. Reading off from the tyre sidewall pressure would mean a stupidly high tyre pressure - accident waiting to happen & improper tread wear.

 

If you don't like to 'stock' pressure then just customise from there :3