Tyre pressure chart including ambient temperature

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pistole

- ok , have paid more attention to the TPMS display and the reading does go up , by say 2-3 psi over the period of a ride.

- is that what you guys are seeing too ?

- thanks.

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Gonome

Quote from: pistole on July 08, 2012, 02:29:06 AM
- ok , have paid more attention to the TPMS display and the reading does go up , by say 2-3 psi over the period of a ride.

- is that what you guys are seeing too ?

- thanks.

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Yep. Dependent on weather conditions. Considering it has not stopped raining for the last two months  :hammer:  pressure does not go up by more the 1-2 psi.
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doebag

I was out for a ride/blast/bimble the other day. With a lot of braking, I got the front tyre pressure up by 2psi for a few seconds then it would drop back down again.
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viper

last alps tour we went from 5 degrees ambient temps on the mountains to 35 degress in the valley within1i hour, never saw psi change more than 2, 3 absolute tops

Stefgtr1400

I run mine 42/42 and when the tyres are cold and the weather is chilly I get the tyre pressure warning and after a couple of miles when they warm up it goes off and they start reading at 40/40 and rise to the 42/42 not had any problems in summer so maybe worth getting a little more critical and checking the pressures from cold. Any ideas cause if I do 42/42 cold I believe they will get to 45/45. Had a new pair of tyres on about 1500 miles ago cause the last owner had let the tyres square off.


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Charlie747

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Quote from: Stefgtr1400 on January 29, 2014, 09:51:21 PM
I run mine 42/42 and when the tyres are cold and the weather is chilly I get the tyre pressure warning and after a couple of miles when they warm up it goes off and they start reading at 40/40 and rise to the 42/42 not had any problems in summer so maybe worth getting a little more critical and checking the pressures from cold. Any ideas cause if I do 42/42 cold I believe they will get to 45/45. Had a new pair of tyres on about 1500 miles ago cause the last owner had let the tyres square off.




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Lonewolf

Hi, I do inflate mine when cold to 42/42 & yes when they warm up they do display 44 or 45 psi but that's fine.

Stefgtr1400

Thanks mate, will give it a go.


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Burchy

This from Kawasaki UK re. temperature compensation: -

"Tyre air pressure varies greatly as the tyres warm up, but the Tyre Pressure Monitoring System takes this into consideration and recalculates the pressure for 20℃ to avoid confusion and false warnings. "

Still see pressures go up when the tyres warm up, however
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timmyd122

On the road there is nothing wrong with a slightly harder pressure than the actual pressure due to heat....As long as it's not stupidly high, before anybody jumps down my throat I race bikes at national level and fully understand levels of grip and feel due to pressures etc. Basically stop worrying about 2 or 3 psi and ride the dam thing! :censored
Timmyd122

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Rusty

Nice one Timmy ... Where and what do you race ? I always love talking to lunatics about their natural abilities  .... Either you've got it or you haven't and at National Level you clearly have !
I am sure everyone would like to hear a bit of background etc ... If you don't mind ! :laugh: :wink:

timmyd122

Currently I race for team Army...competing at Thundersport Gb, the Manx and which ever bsb rounds I can make due to deployments but I keep my hand in best I can, im total loving the GTR at the moment it's such a good all round bike.  :grin:
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O.C.

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Welcome to the forum Timmy, there's plenty good friendly advice available on here, and its all free of charge  :clap: 
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Charlie747

Quote from: O.C. on February 12, 2014, 07:53:49 AM
Welcome to the forum Timmy, there's plenty good friendly advice available on here, and its all free of charge  :clap: 

:agree:   :185:

Just to be devils advocate ...................... Anyone disposed of that old fashioned inflation gas compressed air and replaced it with last years must have extra Nitrogen ?   :mfr_lol:

Macskwak

Hi guys new member so be gentle😉👍I keep a 90 degree valve extension in my top pocket all the time n once a week check tyres. Only takes a few seconds to put on valve n check pressure at any garage pump. Works a treat on my 08. Oh and 42 /42 psi every time that's the way I go seems to ride well on those pressures. Anyway good forum guys lotsa useful stuff  cheers guys just my 2 pennies worth 👍🏍🏍🏍🏍  😀
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