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I apologize in advance, but since I don't have an owners manual or service manual for my 2005 Deuce, can anyone advise what the correct tire pressures should be (Dunlop 21" Front & Dunlop 17 " Rear). According to markings on the tires the frontshould be 40 psi and the rear 42 psi. Does this sound right? They each had about 32 psi and I filled them to above numbers, but want to make sure. Thanks
Kind of depends on if you're riding solo or with a passenger. On my Heritage I ride with about 35 in the front and 38 in the rear. I think 42 is a little high.
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