Tire pressures?

[Hocky]

Hi all, Still working out the best tire pressures on my 95' Wing Hannigan conversion. 4 1/2 Steer Lite, Front Tire is Mich Pilot 63H(Rear), Rear Tire Kumho Solus KR21.
Thanks for your experience. Hocky

[Gold Rush]

Hi all, Still working out the best tire pressures on my 95' Wing Hannigan conversion. 4 1/2 Steer Lite, Front Tire is Mich Pilot 63H(Rear), Rear Tire Kumho Solus KR21.
Thanks for your experience. Hocky

Most of us run 40 or 41 in the front and 24 to 32 (depending on load) in the rear. You will probably have to play with the rear pressure to see what feels best to you but that MPA should be pumped up pretty good so stick with what has worked for so many....

[nucseal]

On my 06 GL Hannigan I run 40 PSI front and 28 PSI rear. It has proven to be stable with one or two up in the corners and comfortable on the occasional pothole. No problems on high crowned road.

Nuc

[John Luciano]

I run 40 front and 22 rear. Have ripen to 18 rear but was afraid it was toooo low. DFT trike Goldwing

[Hocky]

On my 06 GL Hannigan I run 40 PSI front and 28 PSI rear. It has proven to be stable with one or two up in the corners and comfortable on the occasional pothole. No problems on high crowned road.

Nuc

Nuc, man I love that Avatar! Mind if I steal it? ?Is fr tire bias & rear radial?
Hocky

[Veritas44]

On my 06 GL Hannigan I run 40 PSI front and 28 PSI rear. It has proven to be stable with one or two up in the corners and comfortable on the occasional pothole. No problems on high crowned road.

Nuc

+1

[skuuter]

I moved You over to the Honda Trike Forum....should get more responses here.....

[Lucky]

42 front 22 back/ WING/ ROADSMITH

[GrandpaDave]

42 front, 22 right rear, 20 left rear, all radials, GL1800 - Champion with 6 degree easysteer.

[John Luciano]

Radial front is too soft. The walls flex. Bias front wears longer ( I have 27,000 on mine ) no hoppy comers. 41#

[Hannigan Motorsports]

Hocky & All HMS Trike Owners/Riders,
For your and any HMS Trike regardless of Make & Model Bike converted:

40-41 p.s.i. Front-Rear Compound Bias Ply Tire.
28 p.s.i. Rears.

P.s. Thanks to "Nucseal"

[John Luciano]

I have been riding that combo since 1999.