Looks like somewhere in the middle of road tyre pressures and trail bike tyre pressures should be the starting point then. Slightly higher than I'd originally thought.
Thanks for the quick replies.

I'm just about to fit some TKC 80's to my 660 Tenere.

As I will be using the bike on trails as well as the road I'd like some guidance on what pressures to use for these tyres.
Don't want to change pressure at each trail so a good compromise would be appreciated.

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