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Did I mention that I crashed at the first corner? |
at cadwell on friday i run 31f 29r in the dry.... in the wet and it was ****ing it down i rode with 32f 32r |
I think mine are 31psi front and rear all the time. Should probably check now and again really! |
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thats the spirit! i honestly think for most people in DD its a confidence thing. if someone changed all our pressures by 2 psi how many of us would come in and go: 'somethings not right with the bike, it felt really odd, couldn't get the power on, get it to hold a line etc' ? i up my pressure 1 psi in the wet. do i notice the difference? of course not. does it make me quicker?, doubt it. but i go out there feeling the bike is set up right for the conditions so mentally it helps. |
I run approx 29/29 in the dry and approx 31/31 in the wet Tim |
just ride.! as long as they are in the 30 range,>! |
We have so few variables that we can "fiddle" with on the DD bikes, its great to mess with something ;) And as its the only regular contact point with the track, any grip that can be gained through correct tyre pressures has gotta be good. |
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You won't mind me setting yours to 39/39 then? ;) |
I ran 30F 32R all day ... meant to run 30F/30R in the dry race but forgot |
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i need the challenge.................. ok between 29.5 and 31.0.....................does it really make a difference.!...i doubt it when u stake in track temp variable, tyre gauge variables..etc.. |
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