if its too low your bike will feel like your tires are greasy, it'll squirm and feel like all around shit
if too high... you're riding on hockey pucks
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if its too low your bike will feel like your tires are greasy, it'll squirm and feel like all around shit
if too high... you're riding on hockey pucks
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Well, my bike came stock with D208s, too.In this case, I'm not taking Yamaha's word for it on tires.
woah, just saw this thread and ran to look at my tires, I was running at 18 in front and 22 rear on BT003rs, no wonder the were slipping. Anyways to make things short I increased both to a desirable 32/32 for aggressive street riding. It really made a night to day difference. Thanks for posting this thread...
Ill try to make it a habit to check my tire pressures more frequently.
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