tire pressure and oil
#11
oct1949 is right, the pressure rating on the side of a tire is generally the max safe pressure allowed by the tire maker.
If you think about it, it makes sense.
No tire maker can predict in advance what year, make or model of bike the tire is going on when they make it.
So there is no way a tire manufacturer could know in advance what the tire pressure should be.
If you think about it, it makes sense.
No tire maker can predict in advance what year, make or model of bike the tire is going on when they make it.
So there is no way a tire manufacturer could know in advance what the tire pressure should be.
#12
oct1949 is right, the pressure rating on the side of a tire is generally the max safe pressure allowed by the tire maker.
If you think about it, it makes sense.
No tire maker can predict in advance what year, make or model of bike the tire is going on when they make it.
So there is no way a tire manufacturer could know in advance what the tire pressure should be.
If you think about it, it makes sense.
No tire maker can predict in advance what year, make or model of bike the tire is going on when they make it.
So there is no way a tire manufacturer could know in advance what the tire pressure should be.
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