Can I put a 120/17 70 on an R6?

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by Amber Lamps

Seriously, how could it be "dangerous" to run a tire at the manufacturer's recommended setting?
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Your first link locked up my computer, and your second link doesn't contain any numbers, so....

Can you find any tire website that states "We recommend you run this at 44 psi"?

I didn't say you COULDN'T run it that high, but I've never heard of a tire company actually RECOMMENDING it.

Besides, with cars, the owners manual is more important, since every car weighs different, etc.

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

Your first link locked up my computer, and your second link doesn't contain any numbers, so....

Can you find any tire website that states "We recommend you run this at 44 psi"?

I didn't say you COULDN'T run it that high, but I've never heard of a tire company actually RECOMMENDING it.

Besides, with cars, the owners manual is more important, since every car weighs different, etc.

The Bridgestone site states that you follow the manufacturers recommendations and the other link is the Suzuki service manual for my bike that lists 36 front and 42 rear....both links work for me, new computer time, bro?