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Hi, I am still pretty much a newbie at this cycling thing so excuse this probably stupid question. I recieved a new track pump today and have finally got to see what pressure I have been running my tyres at this turned out to be 40psi I have now got them pumped to 115psi rear and 105 front. My question is will this affect the speed I ride at much? Or am I hoping for too much |
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So if a little more air pressure is good, more yet would be better - right? Nope. Once you get over around 110 psi your bike just starts to bounce around more. It may feel faster but you won't go any faster. |
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It should definitely make pedaling a bit easier, but you'll notice the ride is rougher. If you overinflate them, it actually does the opposide. 100-115psi seems like a good range generally, for us less experienced riders who a difference of 5-10psi will mean little/nothing. |
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