A ajmustee Guest Mar 18, 2009 #2 Depends. For both of my bikes (SV1000S and R1) it's 36 for the front and 42 for the rear, so it's probably about the same. You should get the manual and refer to it for all your maintenance needs.
Depends. For both of my bikes (SV1000S and R1) it's 36 for the front and 42 for the rear, so it's probably about the same. You should get the manual and refer to it for all your maintenance needs.
C connect9916 Guest Mar 18, 2009 #3 Have a look on the tyre. the req psi should be on there. Most manufactures will say 36 psi on the front.
Have a look on the tyre. the req psi should be on there. Most manufactures will say 36 psi on the front.
R R P Guest Mar 18, 2009 #4 All gsx's are sportbikes ! The correct psi will depend on your tires ( tars in Texas ) and load. Try 38# rear & 34# front for a start.
All gsx's are sportbikes ! The correct psi will depend on your tires ( tars in Texas ) and load. Try 38# rear & 34# front for a start.
