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caz36
In: ripon
Posts: 278
after unsucessfully looking everywhere for a maintence manual for 125 marauder, does anyone know what my tyre pressure should be as have done 400 miles now and they really need checking.
Holmfirthgirl
In: Larkfield
Posts: 3156
Caz - is it not printed on the bike somewhere? mine's on me chain guard.
caz36
In: ripon
Posts: 278
no have looked everywhere and cant find it, u watch at squires next week it will be 1st thing geoff or emzed find lol
Holmfirthgirl
In: Larkfield
Posts: 3156
yeah probably !
Deleted User
In: NA
Posts: 6852
Found this for you Cas on net ... hope it helps
As always, correct pressure depends on the tyre fitted but if it is running with the standard tyres that it had fitted from new then:Single rider: Front is 1.75 bar (25 PSI) Rear 2.0 (29 PSI) Fully loaded (Panniers and or pillion passenger) Front 2.0 bar (29 PSI) Rear 2.25 bar (32 PSI)These settings from the book for a 2006 model, though I imagine that they apply to all with very little if any variation
caz36
In: ripon
Posts: 278
thanks can go out to play now, just didnt want to risk it
Deleted User
In: NA
Posts: 6852
Dunno what year yours is but found this on ebay for you too ... hehehehe
item num 350160203627
Deleted Member
In: NA
Posts: 0
its always on the side wall of your tyres too
Bandit_Mr_P
In: e.g.Hollingworth
Posts: 448
Isn't that Max PSI that's on the tyre wall Ian?
Fairly sure "running pressures" depend on the application, load, etc... Don't want people trying to run round on 80PSI!!!
chunkichick
In: Cowling
Posts: 494
hey caz it eas written on the wall of your tyre, i showed it to ya at emz tuther week!! lol
darkcarnival
In: Blackburn
Posts: 1648
She might have ben marginally squiffy when you told her Deb
geoffb2005
In: Leeds
Posts: 2593
No. Ian is right, the pressure on the sidewalls of tyres is the maximum load/safe pressure. Owt more and it could pop off the wheel.
However, this pressure could make it far too hard for safe riding and the profile would be all wrong.
For example the tyres on my bike should be 36psi front/42psi rear. However, the maximum load/safe pressure markings state 42psi for the rear, which is correct, but 42psi also for the front. Running my front at 42psi would feel awful and would reduce the amount of braking grip that I had.
Deleted Member
In: NA
Posts: 0
i will shut up then
prof
In: Bradford
Posts: 601
somehow I doubt that
geoffb2005
In: Leeds
Posts: 2593
Oh I don't know Prof, nick one of his chips and he's pretty speechless for a few seconds lol!
caz36
In: ripon
Posts: 278
was told on cbt not to go by wat tyre says, thanks for input s-v shell has found me a maunal ont internet so hopefully shud be ok now
Deleted User
In: NA
Posts: 6852
Glad i could be of help Caz
He is a real quick poster too, have had stuff off him before.
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