Tire psi.

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pasha1
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Tire psi.

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What's tire psi should i run on my '88 Elite E. Tires are 2.75 front and rear. I'm about 175 lbs. Should i use the manuals specs or do you guys know otherwise?

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should say on the side of the tire, i wouldnt go much over 40 psi
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disregard given specs, what are your tires max pressure? likely 36psi if so best combination is

32psi rear 30psi front, great general riding and better performance

if max under36, just do about 5psi lower than max in rear and 6-7psi lower in front
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Higher pressure are more efficient and give more speed, but they also lower your grip on the road.
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