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Old 01-29-13 | 08:22 PM
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Bikes: 2010 Origin8 CX700, 2003 Cannondale Backroads Cross Country, 1997 Trek mtn steel frame converted commuter/tourer, 1983 Univega Sportour, 2010 Surly LHT, Others...

Right on. Thanks to everyone for the feedback.
What I am getting out of the experience thus far.....
BA's are a very nice ride, particularly on a reasonably lightly loaded commuter on many different road/surface conditions. I am amazed at their comfort on crushed granite, limestone, and gravel paths, not to mention cracks, potholes, and bad roads.

Air the rear up to 55-60, 45ish front, when loaded or pulling a trailer, particularly when climbing or trying to make time on the tarmac.

Let the pressure back down via presta valve when riding unloaded.

Worth it, I guess, for the plushness of the ride.

Have fun. Be safe.

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