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Old 06-19-16 | 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by catgita
It was Heine that brought friction loss within the rider into the discussion, which he prefers to call 'suspension losses' to allow for all the variables that he has not directly measured, though it is intuitively implied in any discussion about tires and suspension.
Maybe your intuition, but it helped me to have it mentioned verbally.

I would love to share my pressure calculator, it even draws a diagram of the contact patch accounting for wheel size, tire width, pressure and weight (which challenges many common assumptions about contact patch shape). But it is Excel/Numbers; not very web friendly. With the huge range of tire sizes available now, a chart would be huge.
Please email it to me, and I'll see about making a handful of charts from it. I'm not that adept at this stuff, but I might be able to manage this.
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