Tyre Inspection - Yamaha SZR 660 Service Manual

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TYRE
INSPECTION
INSP
ADJ
09
TYRE
INSPECTION
A
WARNING
Make
Measurement
Type
MiCHELIN
11
0/70
ZR
17
TX15
DUNLOP
110/70
ZR
17
TL
Make
Measurement
Type
MICHELIN
150/60
ZR
17
TX25
DUNLOP
150/60
ZR
17
TL
Tyre pressure
must
be checked
when
the
tyres are
at
ambient
temperature.
Pressure
must
be adjusted according
to
the
total
weight
of
luggage,
driver,
passenger and accesso-
ries (fairings,
bags,
if
approved
for this
model)
and speed
of
the
motorcycle.
A
list
of
tyres
approved
for this
model
follow-
ing
severe
testing
by Beigarda S.p.A
is
pro-
vided.
There can be no guarantee
of
safe
roadholding
if
a
combination
of tyres
differ-
ent
from those
indicated
is
used.
Front
and
rear
tyres
must have
the
same
design
and
be
of
the
same
make.
The
use
of
valves
and
valve
stems
other than
those
Indicated
might cause
the loss
of tyre
pressure
at
high speeds.
Use
only
original or
compatible spare
parts.
Replace
the valve
cap
securely
to
prevent
losses
of tyre
pressure
at
high speed.
1.
Check;
Tyre pressure
Out
of specification -» Adjust.
INFLATING
PRESSURES
m
bar
(psi)
With
driver
only
Front
Rear
2(28)
2.2
(32)
With
driver
and
passenger
2.2
(32)
2.5
(37)
2.
Adjust:
Air
pressure
TYRE
INSPECTION
m
it
* #
*
*
* *
*
Adjustment:
Remove
the
valve cap-
Use an
air
pump
or
compressed
air
pis-
tol
Increase
air
pressure
Eliminate
air
by
pressing valve tube
stem
Afr
pressure
diminishes
Install
valve
caps
securely.
3.
Inspect;
Tyre surface
Wear/Damage
Replace.
m
Minimum
track
thickness
(front
and
rear):
1.0
mm
(1)
Track
thickness
(2)
Side
(3)
Wear
indicators
A
WARNING
The
use
of
worn
tyres
reduces
stability
and
may
cause a
loss of control,
The
tyres
mounted on
the cycle are "tube-
less":
ie,
without
air
chambers.
In
order
to
avoid
compromising
the safety
of
the
cycle,
never
mount an
air
chamber, even
in
the
event
of
repairs
to
the
tyre.
4,
Tighten;
Valve
stem
lock
nut
Valve
stem
lock
nut:
1.5
Nm
{0.15
mkg)
A
WARNING
After
assembling
the
new
tyres,
drive
slowly
to
allow
them
to
adapt
well
to
the rim
and ensure
maximum
grip.
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