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Originally Posted By lightsphere
The book say 22psi for all, but on the bigger tyres I use 26psi. Turning the wheel at slow speeds is much easier with a few extra psi and probably less wearing on the tyres and mechanicals.


Yes 26 psi is what I run my roadster on (as recomended by Kieth at BHM)---now what does that convert to on the continent??---any ideas thinking


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1 bar ---> 14.5 psi

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Depends if you're a physicist or an engineer..........

http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/pressure-units-converter-d_569.html

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Thanks guys. I didnt get any sort of handbook with the car to read up on. Wonder where I can obtain one?


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The factory would be the obvious place........worth a phone call!

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