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Old 10-24-17 | 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by beardrooler
In that picture, I was riding my bicycle, just to show you how flat it looks like when I sat on my bicycle.
So 26 1.5 is bigger?
I answered your question in my first post. "Maybe" is the best answer we can give without discussing individual tire models.

I share everyone else's skepticism that your tire is really pumped up to 70 psi. You should get a better pump, or see what happens when you pump up the rear tire to 80 psi.


P.S. Perhaps more to the point, going from a 1-3/8" tire to 1.5" will not improve your situation.

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