Hope you can help, just got the bike and no pressure in the forks, what pressure should they have? Also I would like to change the front wheel for a 17" one (more tyre choice) any info, what would fit? Many thanks

Dad wrote:Hope you can help, just got the bike and no pressure in the forks, what pressure should they have? Also I would like to change the front wheel for a 17" one (more tyre choice) any info, what would fit? Many thanks

8 - 11psi which will leak out over time anyway.. if the fork seals are aftermarket I wouldnt put any in there as it will just blow them to pieces in no time.

Not a great deal will fit easily, the only things that will fit without issue don't really offer any imporvement in tyre choices as you end up with odd-ball sizes like 100/80/17.

The CBR400 / NC30 wheels use a 120/60/17 which will give you a great choice of tyre but the discs won't fit as they are a different mounting pattern and they use 296mm discs instead of 276mm like the NC30 so your calipers wont work.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HONDA-CBR400- ... 415a6a91f6

This should fit (CBR400 AERO) wheel. But as above it only takes 100/80/17 which will leave you with the choice of a BT45 bridgestone, or a BT45 bridgestone.

The BT45 isnt a bad tyre anyway, and you can get it in the 100/90/16 that is stock for the NC21.

After all, with the soft suspension of the NC21 I think that will give out way before a set of BT45 tyres.. I havent ridden my NC24 in a while (same size tyres as the NC21) but I used to ride the crap out of it, scraping the pegs away to nothing with BT45 tyres...