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Factory recommended maximums of 36 front 40 rear on my '21 Heritage.
Feels right - firm, yet not bouncy. Air the same regardless of solo or 2 up. Adjust the rear shock instead.
Heritage weighs 728 lbs wet, lighter than most. If you have a heavier bike you might want a little more air. I think the max tire pressure rating is 44.
Only noise I get from AE is as they get older they cup but that's on me, I can take it easy in the twisties. I maintain tire pressure religiously but if ya like to shoot through corners they tend to cup. This was on my 05 Ultra, Haven't had the 14 Limited long enough to say if it still happens.
Hate that ya can't edit old posts...should be I "CAN'T" take it easy in the twisties
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