Originally Posted by
ekoutdoorz
Now really, can you guys read? How can you not know that you can run a 29X2" tube tire at 65 psi? How many thousands of miles do I have to tell you I've ridden before you believe that you can? Really, I'm trying to be nice here but, uh, are there some extra chromosomes here I need to know about before we go any further? Seriously, my IQ is dropping every time I read your last post. Please, dead horse.
The reason we are suggesting lower pressure for 2" or larger tires is that it is faster on anything other than paved roads. Multiple tire manufacturers have tested this and confirmed it.
Not to mention, it sounds terribly uncomfortable.
So, as we have alluded, YES, YOU CAN RUN YOUR 29x2.0" TIRES AT 65PSI WITH TUBES. Tubeless, probably not; they will almost certainly blow off the rim. I've seen them blow off well below the stated max, which, again is for use WITH TUBES.
Perhaps, just maybe, we are all significantly more experienced than you (based on your bike, I'm guessing that's the case) and are trying to help. If you want to be the idiot bouncing all over the place and riding slowly because you refused to listen to the advice of those that have a lot more time on the bike than you, that's fine. I'll laugh as I go sailing by you at 25psi. Enjoy rattling the fillings out of your teeth.