Tyre problem

[immaSlow]

Hi seniors, may I know how do I find out the recommended tyre pressure for my bike?

 

My ride is shaky recently.. esp the rear.

i seen only things like 80/90 on the tyre and not any PSI.

 

My front tyre and back tyre is different hence i aint too sure.

 

my front tyre is a wtc shinko sr 898

Rear typre is a dunlop tt900.

 

Please forgive this noob question and enlighten this noob here. thxs

Edited January 30, 2013 by immaSlow

[xiaoviper]

Recommended PSI should be on your chain guard in the form of a sticker most of the time. Alternatively, go look up a manual online to see recommended psi for your bike model.

 

You should state your bike model here so people riding your bike can tell you the recommended PSI.

[immaSlow]

Recommended PSI should be on your chain guard in the form of a sticker most of the time. Alternatively, go look up a manual online to see recommended psi for your bike model.

 

You should state your bike model here so people riding your bike can tell you the recommended PSI.

 

Thanks for the response viper..

my front tyre is a wtc shinko sr 898

Rear typre is a dunlop tt900.

 

did a search online but couldnt find the shinko one..

[superspeed123]

What brand and model of motorcycle are u riding ??? Then people can advise u. Cheers.

[Hydher]

a kub i suppose. 29psi eg 220-250 is ideal. Im on 230.

Check your chain and wheel bearing. Check your tires for lumps esp the tt900 made in thai is prone for that.

shinko tires are known to produce funny handlings and premature wear.

[mild_slevin]

Hi seniors, may I know how do I find out the recommended tyre pressure for my bike?

 

My ride is shaky recently.. esp the rear.

i seen only things like 80/90 on the tyre and not any PSI.

 

My front tyre and back tyre is different hence i aint too sure.

 

my front tyre is a wtc shinko sr 898

Rear typre is a dunlop tt900.

 

Please forgive this noob question and enlighten this noob here. thxs

 

At times you can find the tire pressure info on the swing arm. Alternatively, check the manual, you describe your ride as shaky? Do you mean there's no grip? Fish tailing?