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Frequently, even if no changes are noticed in the vehicle's behaviour
We should check the tyre pressure frequently, before starting a long journey and while the tyres are cold, even if no changes are noticed in the vehicle's behaviour, solely to make sure it is correct for driving.
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Frequently, even if no changes are noticed in the vehicle's behaviour
Only if the motorcycle's behaviour is not usual while riding
Coinciding with summer and winter, as the pressure should be changed
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