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[psychlist]

A friend of mine at work has just bought a CB250 (don't laugh, it's a step uo from a step thru and CG125) but doesn't have a handbook. Can anyone tell us what tyre pressures he should be running?

Please

[AK]

Give Tyreman a bell (info link in my sig Paul)

or here:???

http://www.honda-geneve.com/catalog/CBF250-2004.html

others indicate 29psi f & r if thats any help?

C

[psychlist]

Thanks Chaz, got Steve's link in my signature too.
Y'see Mike, I told you you'd get the answer on THE worlds best Ducati club website

[Ains.]

Originally posted by psychlist
A friend of mine at work has just bought a CB250 (don't laugh, it's a step uo from a step thru and CG125) but doesn't have a handbook. Can anyone tell us what tyre pressures he should be running?

Please

Is that the super 'wet' dream 250 or the older 250 G5 or K4?
I seem to remember I used to run about 30-32 F&R on my old K4.

Ains.

[domski]

80 front and rear (but only if the front is a Corsa)

HTH

[psychlist]

1994 CB250.
I asked if it was a 250N but apparently not, looks a bit like the "Nighthawk" import model but it's a genuine UK model.

Thanks peeps.

[psychlist]

Originally posted by domski
80 front and rear (but only if the front is a Corsa)

HTH

cripes Dom, you HAVE put on weight to run at those pressures

[domski]

Originally posted by psychlist

cripes Dom, you HAVE put on weight to run at those pressures

[clockwork orange]

Step UP?????

2003 Varadero 125 15bhp (same as CG125)

2004 CB250 20bhp

It does 80mph downhill with a following wind - same as my Varadero did.

[psychlist]

It just gets there 30 minutes quicker Karen