Xc Racing Tire Pressure at Edward Stenhouse blog

Xc Racing Tire Pressure. What pressure should you run in your mountain bike tyres? I'd start at the lowest recommended pressure (as printed on the tire) and see if you get a pinch flat (small holes on both sides of tube. I tend to run a little extra air like around 25 psi in the front and 27 in the back on my 2.3f/2.25r tires because i’ve damaged rims in the past and that. I was wondering if people use higher than that for xc racing, or not? I'm 180 and run my pressures in the low 20's. Lower the pressure until your full weight almost makes the tire deform enough to touch the rim. What's the thought process there when it's really rainy? For example, use a tire with 120 tpi for added suppleness, trail feel, and less rolling resistance for xc tires, and 60 tpi for added support and durability for more demanding trail/enduro conditions. Our guide explains the factors you should consider when finding the right mtb tyre. That should be your baseline, but you can then. The width of your rim and your tire size will play a big part in this too. We'll play around with tire pressure but this tends to be his race setup. Xc tires tend to have higher tpi while downhill tires tend to have lower tpi.

I'm 180 and run my pressures in the low 20's. We'll play around with tire pressure but this tends to be his race setup. Xc tires tend to have higher tpi while downhill tires tend to have lower tpi. I'd start at the lowest recommended pressure (as printed on the tire) and see if you get a pinch flat (small holes on both sides of tube. Our guide explains the factors you should consider when finding the right mtb tyre. The width of your rim and your tire size will play a big part in this too. For example, use a tire with 120 tpi for added suppleness, trail feel, and less rolling resistance for xc tires, and 60 tpi for added support and durability for more demanding trail/enduro conditions. That should be your baseline, but you can then. What's the thought process there when it's really rainy? What pressure should you run in your mountain bike tyres?

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Xc Racing Tire Pressure What pressure should you run in your mountain bike tyres? What pressure should you run in your mountain bike tyres? Our guide explains the factors you should consider when finding the right mtb tyre. What's the thought process there when it's really rainy? Lower the pressure until your full weight almost makes the tire deform enough to touch the rim. We'll play around with tire pressure but this tends to be his race setup. For example, use a tire with 120 tpi for added suppleness, trail feel, and less rolling resistance for xc tires, and 60 tpi for added support and durability for more demanding trail/enduro conditions. I'm 180 and run my pressures in the low 20's. That should be your baseline, but you can then. Xc tires tend to have higher tpi while downhill tires tend to have lower tpi. I'd start at the lowest recommended pressure (as printed on the tire) and see if you get a pinch flat (small holes on both sides of tube. I tend to run a little extra air like around 25 psi in the front and 27 in the back on my 2.3f/2.25r tires because i’ve damaged rims in the past and that. I was wondering if people use higher than that for xc racing, or not? The width of your rim and your tire size will play a big part in this too.