Tire pressure? whats the recommended tire pressure for 130/90-16 and rear.150/90-15

The recommended air pressure for Tri-Glide rear tires is typically around 36 PSI (pounds per square inch). This is the recommended pressure for both the standard and heavy-duty rear tires.
It's important to note that the recommended air pressure may vary depending on the specific model and year of your Tri-Glide, as well as the load that the tire is carrying. It's always best to consult the owner's manual for the most accurate and up-to-date information on tire pressure recommendations for your specific motorcycle.
Maintaining the proper air pressure in your tires is important for a number of reasons. It helps to ensure the safety and stability of your motorcycle, and can also help to extend the life of your tires by preventing excessive wear and tear. It's important to check the air pressure in your tires regularly and to add air as needed to maintain the recommended pressure.

According to a fury forum the tire pressures are 33 psi for the Front
41 psi for the Rear.

Please note this will be for the original tires if these are changed you need to ask the tire manufacturer. My Suzuki had Dunlop radials at new 33psi front 36psi rear. Changed to Bridgestone and the pressures now are 36psi front 39psi rear.

Jackie recommend tire pressure is usually on the side of the tires most are 35pounds i recommend 30 pounds which leave the tire a little soft for a better ride ggod luck mike

There is usually a sticker on the bike frame by the side cover that recommends the front and rear tire pressure. Regardless, I have found that running 35 pounds front and rear promotes even as well as longer tire wear. The ride may be harder but you also get less cupping on the tires.

Inflate to the pressure indicated on the sidewall of your tires ...

Tire pressure is 29 lbs for the front and 36 lbs for the rear

there is a tire pressure sticker on the door frame, but I recommend you run the tires at 32 PSI front and rear, this gives much better tire wear.

the manufactor puts a sticker on the passengers side rear door with recommended tire pressure.if you want a smoother ride then decrease the rear tires by 2 lbs,so if the front is supposed to be 35 lbs,put 33 lbs in the rear.try to keep the 2 rear tires the same exact and the two front the same to keep the tires from wearing un-even..unless you have a air pressure monitor in the system that lets you know when your tires need air,this way feels better.The reason for the difference from front to back in pressure is because of the weight of the engine.