Originally Posted by
carpediemracing
I run my tubulars at higher pressure (120-130 psi) because I have a hard time cornering when I run them lower (I've tried as low as 95/100 psi). I run my clinchers, on wide rims, at about 105/110-115/120 for the same reason. I can (and tried) running them at 90/95-95/100 but I felt really uneasy in corners. It might be me but I want more pressure in turns.
For sure I want more pressure when I'm sprinting out of the saddle. Lower pressures makes the front end really squishy.
Does the bold part explain the rest of your post? My rear wheel feels a little bit slippery when I corner, like it wants to swing out underneath me and keep going in the old direction ... I've been running a higher pressure than I'd like to, to help combat this. But the front wheel is fine.