OEM Tyre pressure

Sticker on the frame says 33psi front and 36psi rear.

I have noticed much more grip on the edge of the tyre when the pressure its a bit lower than recommended.
Do you rode with less pressure? Felt the same?

Edit: I weight 72kg, and the suspensions are oem, with rear shock set on "5".
Tyres with 10000km of use.

Brilliant. *facepalm* thanks

Artorius said:

I have noticed much more grip on the edge of the tyre when the pressure its a bit lower than recommended.
Do you rode with less pressure? Felt the same?

Edit: I weight 72kg, and the suspensions are oem, with rear shock set on "5".
Tyres with 10000km of use.

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About 77kg. Ive not topped them up since purchase and a punctured rear. Thinking ill go check as has been about 4 months since last check by garage. Im not good/confident enough yet to start experimenting with diff tyre pressures. ...or perhaps notice the diff in the corners.

Jeeper said:

Sticker on the frame says 33psi front and 36psi rear.

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Keep in mind that most of the tyres show MAX pressure, the recommended pressure is on the swingarm
2,25 front, 2,5 rear (in bar)

Artorius said:

Jeeper said:

Sticker on the frame says 33psi front and 36psi rear.

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Keep in mind that most of the tyres show MAX pressure, the recommended pressure is on the swingarm
2,25 front, 2,5 rear (in bar)

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The sticker I referred to is on the swingarm but in psi.

Just some friendly advice, please check your tire pressure more often and set them to the recommended 33psi front/36psi rear. It's critical for safety and performance. Look them over before every ride. I like to check them weekly if not before every few rides. Tire pressure should be checked on cold tires.

Going down 1 or 2 psi does make a difference and you will get a feel for the changes with seat time and actually checking the pressures.

Ride on!