for street I run those numbers, well 33.5 and 30.5, as per manual and feels great. Manual says 26psi for track so 30 should and seems to be fine. I've got over 6k miles on the original tires and probably have another 2k left on them easily.
Tyre Pressure
What pressure are you guys running for normal street riding? Ducati recommends 33F and 30R. Seems a bit low but I've never has these tyres before.
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That's pretty impressive mileage for such performance oriented tyres.for street I run those numbers, well 33.5 and 30.5, as per manual and feels great. Manual says 26psi for track so 30 should and seems to be fine. I've got over 6k miles on the original tires and probably have another 2k left on them easily.
Depends on how you ride I guess... the 100mile fuel refill helps out since I take breaks every stop. I read the center compound is made to last; seems like it so far. I don't track my bike so I'm sure mileage would vary dramatically if you did. I don't baby it but I cruise as much as I rip it; I just don't go all out for an hour at a time.That's pretty impressive mileage for such performance oriented tyres.
Yes that’s what I run . That’s also what Ducati and pirelli recommend ..... for one rider . It bumps to 36.3 front and 42.1 psi rear with a passangerWhat pressure are you guys running for normal street riding? Ducati recommends 33F and 30R. Seems a bit low but I've never has these tyres before.
You are saying you got almost 6k on the stock pirelli tires? No fucking way man... no way .... do you ride above 40 mph ??? 😂😂😂 you need to teach me something . I got 2400 miles out of my rear on street riding only and the steel belting was exposed .... I’m so confused right now 🤫
Too many wheelies.You are saying you got almost 6k on the stock pirelli tires? No fucking way man... no way .... do you ride above 40 mph ??? 😂😂😂 you need to teach me something . I got 2400 miles out of my rear on street riding only and the steel belting was exposed .... I’m so confused right now 🤫
lol almost 6k? I'm over 6k... some backroads, lots of highway (daily riding and stuff)... I don't gun it from a traffic light for no reason. Fastest I've gone is 180mph but normal speeding speed is around 120-140ish, avg highway cruising speed is around 85mph though. City traffic speeds well just casual 10-15 over speed limit, nothing crazy. You can say 6k is crazy... but that's pretty much from normal riding that I consider. But I'd say 2400 miles is crazy also.You are saying you got almost 6k on the stock pirelli tires? No fucking way man... no way .... do you ride above 40 mph ??? 😂😂😂 you need to teach me something . I got 2400 miles out of my rear on street riding only and the steel belting was exposed .... I’m so confused right now 🤫
Thanks for info on Bike
My quick shifter had to be replaced
Now great. Did not last long
Great flick
My quick shifter had to be replaced
Now great. Did not last long
Great flick
6.5K on them still reckon got 1-1.5K left in them I dont slouch either although the tyre has flattened in the center and feathered a bit from some rather vigorous take offs & acceleration at speed, we do not have allot of twisty roads around here.
For some reason the dealer decided 36/42 was the correct pressures it was about as comfortable as riding a surfboard down a gravel road I soon dropped the pressures to 33.5/30.5 much better.
I have watched a you tube vid where the chap got 1 hour out of the rear on a twisty race track guess he is a hero but at $450/Au for a rear I look after them.
For some reason the dealer decided 36/42 was the correct pressures it was about as comfortable as riding a surfboard down a gravel road I soon dropped the pressures to 33.5/30.5 much better.
I have watched a you tube vid where the chap got 1 hour out of the rear on a twisty race track guess he is a hero but at $450/Au for a rear I look after them.
Mine too. But first they replaced the
Sensor on the kickstand. Wrong
Told them no bullshit replace quick shifter
NOW.
And fine again
Sensor on the kickstand. Wrong
Told them no bullshit replace quick shifter
NOW.
And fine again
I am using continental tires for my bike i put 35F pressure and in my trailer which i use for Manhattan 24 Hour Towing so i put a bit more in that around 37 its recommended by an expert in my town.
6.5K on them still reckon got 1-1.5K left in them I dont slouch either although the tyre has flattened in the center and feathered a bit from some rather vigorous take offs & acceleration at speed, we do not have allot of twisty roads around here.
For some reason the dealer decided 36/42 was the correct pressures it was about as comfortable as riding a surfboard down a gravel road I soon dropped the pressures to 33.5/30.5 much better.
I have watched a you tube vid where the chap got 1 hour out of the rear on a twisty race track guess he is a hero but at $450/Au for a rear I look after them.
Two track days or about 80 laps around Eastern Creek, that's under 400km in total. It's not a cheap hobby but that's what you get for 220hp
Hey all. Remember that these tires change a lot depending on the temperature. For example, yesterday the track I left my V4S there over night, and the rear went down to 22 psi from 32. Once they heated up on the track they were running at 28 (up 6), and sometimes they go up even more. Here is a pic of my brand new rear tire after two days of track this last weekend. They run really soft
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So you are supposed to have more in the front?What pressure are you guys running for normal street riding? Ducati recommends 33F and 30R. Seems a bit low but I've never has these tyres before.
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