What tire psi do you run on a 99 ST2?

[SS904]

Determining Best Tire Pressures

Above link is the best advice and worth spending some time getting it right...

It would be pointless for me to tell you what I use (based on the info in the link), but I will for comparisons sake.

190 in gear, no hard bags and light luggage in a tail or tank bag if anything. 32F/34R for spirited back road riding (derived from the method in the link) Ducati(ish) recommended pressure for slabbing it 34/36.

Since using the 10/20% method for most of my riding, tires grip like glue, wear is accelerated a bit, but even and I can actually feel when the tires are warm.

Last weekend I did a 300+ mile round trip slab-fest with the 34/36. No flat spot, comfortable ride, decent grip.

I'm currently running Pilot Pures.

[va duc]

Originally Posted by SS904

Determining Best Tire Pressures

Above link is the best advice and worth spending some time getting it right...

It would be pointless for me to tell you what I use (based on the info in the link), but I will for comparisons sake.

190 in gear, no hard bags and light luggage in a tail or tank bag if anything. 32F/34R for spirited back road riding (derived from the method in the link) Ducati(ish) recommended pressure for slabbing it 34/36.

Since using the 10/20% method for most of my riding, tires grip like glue, wear is accelerated a bit, but even and I can actually feel when the tires are warm.

Last weekend I did a 300+ mile round trip slab-fest with the 34/36. No flat spot, comfortable ride, decent grip.

I'm currently running Pilot Pures.

I use the same method and combined with dyna beads have had no flat spots, cupping or any other problems with tires. 33f and 36 rear on my pilot road II's

[Yacoby]

Originally Posted by SS904

Determining Best Tire Pressures

Above link is the best advice and worth spending some time getting it right....

You are the man!

Exactly what I needed to read.

Going out now to air up the tires on my newfound reason for existing.

[tonered]

Originally Posted by Yacoby

You are the man!

Exactly what I needed to read.

Going out now to air up the tires on my newfound reason for existing.

It sounds like you really like the bike. I don't know, just a guess.

Have a good one.