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15 December 2004, 03:46 UTC
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I like the feeling of rolling on a slightly squishy tire... provides a bit of cushion for me as well as making the entire unicycle much more easy to control and steer more predictably, it's far too squirrely at max pressure, don't like it at all. Makes riding feel 5x harder.
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James_Potter
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15 December 2004, 04:06 UTC
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James_Potter said: *If you have a 20x2.5" tire, then about 20 psi is good. Anywhere from 15-25 works for trials tires, though. *
Yeah I run my Trials (20x2.5) tire at about 23psi
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15 December 2004, 23:28 UTC
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Yah its way easier, lots of spring and better to ride in snow....the only thing i don't like it tiretwist, and bottoming out lol...
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