Front fork air pressure

Curious what pressure people are running in their 750s.
How much do you weigh also?

Thanks

dbl check ,but i think like 4-7 lbs...1lbs max

very little really....

Thanks. I finally found it in the manual.
8.5-13 is the range and shouldnt exceed 30 something without popping the seals.

I know we investigated this last fall when we were working on my KZ 750 LTD. I seem to remember the spec being 8 to 10 lbs. I don't remember 30 lbs even being mentioned.

If I remember correctly there's only one air inlet valve and the two forks are joined together to equalize the pressure. If I'm wrong I hope someone will correct me.

Gary

There's a Max pressure & an operating pressure. The Max is typically 35-36 psi & the manual says that seal damage could occur if exceeded. The standard operating pressure or usable range is ~8-14 psi. When adding air, do so with the front wheel off the garage floor by jacking or blocking the engine and when the forks are cold. Use a low pressure gauge (not a standard tire gauge).

Some 750s have an air tube assy that connects the forks. Other models don't have it. I'd guess the thing makes airing up the forks easier. My neighbor's bike did not come with the device, so he made a nifty manifold from copper tubing & fittings and he included a pressure gauge.... it's kinda neat.